The Endowment Committee invites proposals for grants from the annual endowment disbursement. If you or your committee sees an area of interest, growth or expansion for our Church, please complete this Endowment Disbursement Proposal Form and submit to the Endowment Committee by March 1st. The Endowment Committee will then make recommendations to the Board for … Continue reading Endowment Proposals – Due March 1
Our Christmas Eve Offering will replenish the Ministerial Discretionary Fund. Rev. Chip uses these monies to provide emergency aid to members and non-members. In the past, it has helped to buy food, pay rent or utilities, or assist someone to move out of an unhealthy situation. – If you will not be attending the Christmas … Continue reading Christmas Eve Offering
Participate in the Stewardship’s first Ginger Bear Bonanza. – Look for the “empty” tree in the foyer. It is awaiting your donations to decorate it with “Gifting” Ginger Bears. – The Stewardship Committee will provide a list of items (with a range of prices) needed to keep this church running, which you could “buy” with … Continue reading Ginger Bear Bonanza – Sundays, Dec. 9, 16 & 23
Visit our Bazaar for lots of useful holiday items and great Gift Baskets. Your purchases, of these “gently used” items, are good for the environment, your budget and our budget! — All proceeds go to the church. Dessert Raffle: While perusing the Bazaar, don’t forget to buy tickets to win a delicious treat to enjoy over … Continue reading Holiday Bazaar & Dessert Raffle – Sundays, Dec. 9 & 16
You can watch Rev. Chip discuss politics and religion on WNIT’s “Politically Speaking.” He joined Dr. Elizabeth Bennion, Rev. Nate Loucks, and Dr. Jared Burkholder on two episodes of the weekly broadcast. The second airs this Friday night at 7:00, and will re-run Sunday at 2:00. The previous episode is available online (the second will … Continue reading Rev. Chip on TV – Friday Dec. 7, 7 pm
Reverence Chip completed his sabbatical at the end of July and returned to the pulpit on August 5th.
You can read the article here…
The attendance in the Religious Education (RE) program has been great. The last few Sundays there have been 6-11 children in the nursery and 16-20 children in the RE classes. It is great to see so many families coming to First Unitarian!
The old furnaces and air conditioner are out and the new equipment is in! Final touches are being put on the thermostats and wiring for the units, but otherwise the hard work is done. Many thanks to all of you for your patience throughout this process. We look forward to a more comfortable building and lower … Continue reading HVAC Update
After months of development, we are delighted to finally launch our new site. It was created thanks in large part to the WordPress template developed by the national Unitarian Universalist Association. We became a test pilot congregation back in January and have worked with their tech support people to adapt the site for our congregation’s specific needs. We … Continue reading We Have a New Website!
