We gather,
our different paths entwined,
to deepen our spiritual lives:
nourishing connection,
learning from each other,
caring for each other,
tending to our world.
A few weeks back, I put out an email inviting people to participate in some of the ways we make spiritual connections at UUCPA. I noted that while “many people want to meet with others specifically in order to ask spiritual questions together, … read more.
The Campus Vision Capital Campaign completed its Financial Feasibility Study, and Rachel Maxwell, our consultant, delivered her report to the congregation on December 18. You can watch a video of the meeting here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oc9XDP_Q-hs
Thanks to all that hard work, the Campus Vision … read more.
UUCPA’s Mission Task Force, convened in August 2022, was charged by the Board of Trustees with crafting a new Mission Statement for UUCPA that’s suitable for reciting at Sunday Services and for use in church publicity. We began … read more.
Celebration of Books and Reading, February 5, 2023
Photo by Amy Zucker Morgenstern
On February 5, as part of UUCPA’s Celebration of Books and Reading, the service will feature an altar made of our own favorite books. Any book that has meant … read more.
Join us at UUCPA this Saturday, January 7, 9 am-noon (or whenever you can come) for the UUCPA Work Day – Help fix up / spruce up the campus. We will focus on indoor and sheltered tasks since it is forecast to be breezy and damp outdoors. Light bulb ballast replacement in the Fireside room. No plans for gardening. Maybe a good chance to re-assess the downspouts and gutters! Tabulate the GHG appliances, and identify LED replacement of fluorescent tubes.
Hot Chocolate and snacks at end of the workday in the fireside room. No potluck this month.Questions: Contact Robert Neff for questions about the workday.
We start the RE Year off with our new policy of joining everyone in the Main Hall for the first 15 minutes of service where there will be a Chalice Lighting, hymns, and Time for All Ages. We are doing this for two reasons: one, … read more.
Due to low attendance, the reflection group reading This Here Flesh, by Cole Arthur Riley, one spiritual theme per session, has been cancelled. The few of us who gathered the first time had a richly meaningful conversation, and Amy will lead another group of this … read more.
Painting rocks as a spiritual practice of art, beauty, and kindness. We’ll gather to paint rocks together on January 1st after the service (approx 11:30 am)
We’ll set up outdoors on the patio if the weather favors it, inside Room 6 if not.