Category: News

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Little Free Pantry Update

Fall is here and I don’t know about you but I am feeling uneasy about the winter that 2020 might bring. Since converting the Little Free Library to a Little Free Pantry we have been able to serve the surrounding community by providing non-perishable food and personal items to help stretch the budget and supplies … Continue reading Little Free Pantry Update

Important ReVision Update!

ReVision? Few may be aware that a small group of Second Unitarian members, the ‘ReVision Team,’ have been meeting regularly for the past few months to reimagine faith formation in our church. Why? Well, because across the nation, Unitarian Universalists are coming to realize the traditional Sunday school model just doesn’t work anymore. In fact, … Continue reading Important ReVision Update!

SAVE THE DATE for Thanksgiving

Traditional 2U Thanksgiving – Revised Saturday, Nov 21 7:00pm – 8:00 pm via Zoom Thursday, Nov 26 Noon via Zoom More information to follow.

What does Second Unitarian MEAN to you? What is our PURPOSE?

To define our long term ministry needs, we all need to search deep about what our church means to each of us and together define what our purpose is as a spiritual community. What type of ministry will best fit our church? Your Board of Trustees, along with your Leadership Development Team has developed a plan to engage … Continue reading What does Second Unitarian MEAN to you? What is our PURPOSE?

Greetings From the Board

These were among the matters the Board addressed in September:  The Board has opted to apply for a minister through UUA’s “targeted ministry” program. This is a program in which a retired or semi-retired minister helps a congregation with specific goals for a short term, (two to six months). The Board has identified worship and … Continue reading Greetings From the Board

Minister’s Discretionary Fund

Dear Beloved Community: 2020 has certainly proven to be a most challenging and even frightening year. So many people across the country and the world are facing enormous struggles with health, shelter, occupation, food and financial security due to the pandemic and natural disasters. We all fervently hope that these challenges will be short lived in … Continue reading Minister’s Discretionary Fund