A couple of opportunities for you to help out— our own Julie Laut has set up a “Little Free Pantry” in front of her house at 505 W. Main, Urbana. She welcomes your donations of food & personal care products, in particular: pasta sauce, canned soup, tuna & beans.
There is a long list of talented religious education volunteers who shared their time and wisdom with this congregation over the past year. By the end of May, Michele Grove, interim director of religious education hopes to send them care packages with notes of gratitude.
Since August, 2019, Blake Preston worked in the religious education office organizing program materials and networking with religious education leaders.
A public meeting for MCORE Project 5 will be held on Tuesday, May 12, 2020 from 4:00pm to 6:00pm to provide information and accept input from residents and community stakeholders.
By default, closed captioning / live transcription is turned on for every meeting. To access the closed captioning feature during a meeting, click the red LIVE indicator in the upper left hand side of the Zoom window and click View Stream on Otter.ai Live Transcript in the dropdown menu.
UUCUC is pleased to now offer closed captioning for UUCUC Zoom meetings and events through Otter.ai.
A 6-week online course for UUCUC members and friends. It is important that we learn more about what it means to be fully inclusive of our transgender, gender fluid and non-binary members, friends and neighbors.
The Social Action Committee is seeking a few youngish volunteers to work on CU-Better Together.
During this time of COVID-19, many people are thinking about their own end-of-life plans. Some may be thinking about decisions they may need to make should they become sick, others may be realizing that they haven’t thought about–or communicated to loved ones–what types of interventions they might like to have (or not have) at the end of life.
At 16, I began organizing concerts to raise money for the local food pantry. Much later in 2017, I found myself starting to receive calls from U-C residents who were seeking advice on local community matters because they saw me as a mentor.
