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UUCW Book Group – “By Any Other Name” – Next Meeting is October 14, 2026, 7 – 8:30 PM

The Book Group will meet next on Wednesday, October 14that 7 PM in Classroom 3.  We will discuss Virginia Evans’  “The Correspondent.”    Letter format chronicles a full life and leads to contemplation of forgiveness. You’re welcome if you haven’t finished the book, and even if you’ve not read it but want to listen in on … Continue reading UUCW Book Group – “By Any Other Name” – Next Meeting is October 14, 2026, 7 – 8:30 PM

Faith In Action – Get Out The Vote News – Help Empower Voters!

Help is needed to empower voters to make their voices heard for the Midterm elections!  We need the power of a jetboat racing towards November 3rd but need to be skillful like a rafter.   Each one of us can make a difference by helping to fight voter suppression with a variety of communication tools.   Door-to-door … Continue reading Faith In Action – Get Out The Vote News – Help Empower Voters!

Introducing Ministerial Intern Emily Miller Mlčák 

by Ministerial Intern Emily Miller Mlčák  I’m Emily Miller Mlčák, UUCW’s new ministerial intern for the next two years.  I’ve already felt so welcomed by this congregation.  Thank you for taking on an intern!  A few things about me:  I’m in  my second year of seminary at Meadville Lombard Theological School.  I’m someone who has … Continue reading Introducing Ministerial Intern Emily Miller Mlčák 

Beginning With Love

by Robin Mitzcavitch, Director of Religious Exploration Last Friday night I met with the Religious Exploration Team to put on a Welcome Back Families event . It was extraordinary! In the room, there was love.  It wasn’t because of the pizza and the popsicles!  It was love for our community gathering together. The twenty children … Continue reading Beginning With Love

Beginnings

by Rev. Aaron R. Payson “We gather at the edge of something new. Summer’s looseness gives way to rhythm, and rhythm calls us home. Whatever weariness, wonder, or waiting you carry through these doors, you are welcome here. You are seen here. You are needed here. Let us breathe together and open our hearts to … Continue reading Beginnings