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UUCW Book Group – “The Woman Behind the New Deal” and “Becoming Madam Secretary” – NEW DATE – March 18, 2026, 7 – 8:30 PM

The March Book Group meeting has been pushed up one week to Wednesday, March 18th at 7 PM in Classroom 3.   Participants should read EITHER Kristen Downey’s “The Woman Behind the New Deal”  OR Stephanie Dray’s “Becoming Madame Secretary.”  The first is non-fiction about Frances Perkins; the latter is fiction about Frances Perkins. Perkins was Secretary of … Continue reading UUCW Book Group – “The Woman Behind the New Deal” and “Becoming Madam Secretary” – NEW DATE – March 18, 2026, 7 – 8:30 PM

Faith In Action – Side with Love – Activist Reading Group, February 22 & March 22, noon – 1:30 pm, The Lounge

We are discussing: Blueprint for Revolution by Srđa Popović February 22: read through Chapter 5 March 22: read to end of book This group is for anyone looking to understand their place in the current political climate and how they can contribute to meaningful changes in the community. In each meeting, we will discuss a … Continue reading Faith In Action – Side with Love – Activist Reading Group, February 22 & March 22, noon – 1:30 pm, The Lounge

The Estuary: A Network for Grieving Children and Families Fundraiser

Please support me in launching The Estuary: A Network for Grieving Children and Families. We will be launching our first grief support program for children ages 3-18 and their caregivers in March and need help raising money to cover start up costs including supplies, refreshments and administrative support. Please consider checking out our fundraising page at … Continue reading The Estuary: A Network for Grieving Children and Families Fundraiser

Attention Please

by Robin Mitzcavitch, Director of Religious Exploration I am jumping for joy because the temperatures are rising, the sun is out, and my finger is healing. Yes, I had a “sewing accident” and then 12 stitches in my finger two Fridays ago. I have never “run over” my finger with a rotary cutter in the … Continue reading Attention Please