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Let us thank you!
If you have included UUCPA in your will, or if you are thinking about it and would like to learn more, please join us for a thank-you brunch in your honor next Sunday, May 18 at 12 noon in the Fireside Room.
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Dear UUCPA folks,
No False Borders. Photo by Rochelle Brown on Unsplash
Something we see if we stick around a congregation long enough is that groups like our small groups arise, struggle, thrive, and end in ways that are very natural and often–though not … read more.
Dismantling White Supremacy, which was founded in November 2019, is coming to a close with two sermons by Amy–one the evening of Tuesday, May 13, the second the evening of Tuesday, June 10–with each followed by lots of time for Q&A and discussion. … read more.
Thank you to everyone who participated in UUCPA’s Annual Meeting on April 27! With a strong turnout, we accomplished a lot together:
New Leadership Elected: We warmly welcome our incoming Board of Trustees members—Robert Neff, Steve Ludington, Liam Mina, Heather Chen, Arhan Dutta, David Puryear (full … read more.
We recently sent a notice that the Action Council was requesting Board approval to sign a letter on behalf of UUCPA rejecting presidential attacks on nonprofit organizations. This message is to let you know that both the Action Council and the Board voted unanimously … read more.
Michael and Susan Plass are having their 50th wedding anniversary at the end of May this year, and their daughter Karen is hoping to gather some stories about them from friends who have known them over the years. These stories could be handwritten or via email, … read more.
Our national Unitarian Universalist Association has signed onto this open letter rejecting presidential attacks on nonprofit organizations, started by the ACLU.
From the letter: “This attack on nonprofits is not happening in a vacuum, but as a part of a wholesale offensive against organizations … read more.
Our Farewell Reverend Amy scrapbook is coming together, but we still need your messages!
How to participate:
Visit the writing table Sundays on the church patio.
Choose paper and create a scrapbook page to be included in the book.
Fill it out there or take the page home and return it later. All … read more.
Agaves are monocarpic, meaning they die after flowering just once This natural cycle unfolds over many years
Maturation – Agaves spend years building up energy reserves before sending up a bloom stalk, often a decade or longer depending on … read more.