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The Womenfolk (SGM of UUCV) host this fabulous full dinner, wine, snappy service, and fun with a capital F. Gluten-free and vegetarian options are included. Leslie Carr will host this event. Contact Leslie Carr [email protected]
Panel Discussion: Muslims: On the Inside Come participate in getting to better know some of our neighbors from the Muslim community. Help find out how UUCV can play a part in generating better relations with followers of Islam. Katie MacFarland will moderate.
From the moment we are born to the moment we die we need each other. Even the most self-sufficient among us probably lives in a home that someone else built, eats food that someone else tended, uses goods that someone else made. We cannot escape our connections from each other, what a lonely, hard world … Continue reading Worship: “Hand in Hand”
Help distribute food at Project Share. Contact Cindy Good [email protected] for more information.
Help distribute food at Project Share. Contact Cindy Good [email protected] for more information.
Help distribute food at Project Share. Contact Cindy Good [email protected] for more information.
Help distribute food at Project Share. Contact Cindy Good [email protected] for more information.
Ever been to the famous BB's (a.k.a. Bents and Dents) in Newburg? If not, here's your chance to visit this iconic store known for its incredible bargains guided by veteran shoppers Ann Sheehan [email protected] Denise Davis [email protected] or Carole DeWall [email protected] Begin your adventure well-fortified by an organic, non-GMO breakfast at the DeWalls. Your guides … Continue reading BB’s and B
In our mobile world it is hard to remember how much place has mattered to humans for all but our most recent history. Are we still rooted in place? Do our roots hold us tighter than we might think? Rev. Aija Simpson preaching with worship associate Gisela Roethke.
