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Join Laurel Belding [email protected] and Will Guilliams [email protected] at their Carlisle home for an evening of reggae, Red Stripe and an authentic Jamaican dinner. Laurel lived in Jamaica for several years and will prepare some of her favorites including jerk chicken grilled over pimento wood straight from the islands, rice and peas, callaloo, festival and more. Adults … Continue reading Authentic Jamaican Diner
This, right now, this matters. Not yesterday, not tomorrow, not somewhere else, not someone else. This matters.
A report from Rev. Aija on the state of the congregation. (Spoiler alert: we're doing pretty awesome.) Music director David M. Glasgow provides service music, and the choir sings.
Enjoy the creations of six UUCV artists on a tour of three homes and studios where the artists will display their art and that of their fellow artists. Begin on the farm of Char Klein [email protected] where you will enjoy her fanciful art and wonderful watercolors of Carolyn Hocker [email protected] Next stop will be the Stone House … Continue reading UUCV Art Tour with Hors d’oeuvres
Book Discussion: Just Mercy: A Story of Justice and Redemption by Brian Stevenson Stevenson, founder of the Equal Justice Initiative, has dedicated his legal career to defending those who are trapped by an often capricious, political, and willfully unjust criminal justice system - poor people, people of color, children, and others over whom the system has … Continue reading Hot Topics
