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From the Board of Trustees |
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Hello fellow UUCV’ers!
Fellow travelers through this complicated, rewarding, frustrating, beautiful and sometimes unattractive life. We are about to elect new leaders for this state and the country. For many, this is a particularly tense time. We hope the leaders elected have the best interests of this country, state and towns in their hearts and minds. Like anything else in life, there are no iron clad guarantees. Hopefully, all of us have done or will do their civic duty and vote. It does matter.
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I have found myself, at times, listening too much to the various pundits and their professional views. This can really add to the existing tension in my own soul. To get away from that, I turn off the TV, radio, and computer, and focus on more immediate things like long walks with my dogs. Walking down trails and quiet sidewalks serves to ease the anxiety. I try to remind myself that we have never had a perfect politician in our 250 year history. All had their flaws to include racism, inflated egos, class consciousness, and too much power. Most made some successful policy decisions and most made decisions that didn't work out as well. Hopefully, the election will result in a group of leaders who are devoted to this country and support its democratic institutions. In the meantime, we have each other to support and rely on.
Jim Burton,
UUCV Board President
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Focus on Finances
At the Town Hall Meeting in September the need to revise the budget for Fiscal Year 24/25 was mentioned. In November the Finance Committee (FC) will be reviewing our year to date finances on both the income and expense side. The FC does this every month, but in November we will have the income numbers from the Yard Sale and Auction, and an update on the status of pledges for the July-October portion of the year to consider along with the budget changes needed to reflect the Search Committee’s assessment that recruiting a minister will most likely not happen this Fiscal Year. With this information, the budget needs to be revised to include payment for the ministerial consultant services that Chris Kapp has been providing and has agreed to continue until our search is successful. There will also need to be some changes in the budget due to the UUA revamping their retirement plan and a change in Pam’s healthcare insurance expenses.
The FC will submit their budget revision recommendations to the Board of Trustees (BOT) who will then either vote to approve or make revisions and then vote to approve. This BOT approved final revision of the budget will then be presented to the congregation, most likely in a meeting to be scheduled for a Sunday in December. Please be on the lookout for an announcement about the meeting as your attendance is an important part of the process.
And a final thought for this month - I wonder if anyone actually reads this column and, if so, do you find helpful. I don’t mind writing this every month, but have gotten very little feedback about it. I would appreciate knowing if the information provided is helpful in your understanding of UUCV’s finances
Wendy Gebb
UUCV Treasurer
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The Worship theme for
November is Repair |
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November 3 – "Patience, Resilliance, Reistance" It's two days before Election Day. Many of us are filled with anxiety, hope and dread. We don't know what the future will bring, but we do have tools. Rev. Dr. Kathy Ellis preaches with worship associate Susan Rimby
November 10 – "Where Do We Go from Here" Ben Ramirez leads the service with worship associate Lisa Balog.
November 17 - "" Rev. Chris Kapp leads the service with worship associates from the Mozambique Bursary Committee.
November 24 - "" Lynn Sodora leads the service with worship associate Staci Kendall.
Join us for in-person worship in our Sanctuary every Sunday at 10:30 am or on ZOOM. or “listen in” (without video) by telephone, by calling 646-876-9923 and entering Meeting ID 550 751 6685
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UUCV Book Group
Book Selections for 2025 |
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The UUCV Book Group meets at 6:30 pm on the 4th Sunday of each month for a lively, thoughtful discussion on our worship ZOOM channel https://zoom.us/my/uucvpa
On November 24th, we will select our books for January-October of 2025. Everyone is invited to nominate two books, which will be voted on by those in attendance. Please submit your title suggestions to Bev Motich by no later than Sunday, November 17th.
You don’t have to be a regular participant in this group to suggest a book and get involved! We'd love to have you join us!
For more information, or questions, contact
BevMotich
bmotich@yahoo.com
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Please remember to go out and vote on Tuesday, November 5.
If you have any questions on where you should vote, or the available times for your polling place, call If you have any questions, please call 1.877.VOTESPA (1.877.868.3772).
AND, the UUCV office and church functions will be closed on Wednesday, November 6.
On Monday, November 4 and Thursday, November 7, we will hold an open meditation service in the Sanctuary from 6p to 8p. All are welcome to attend.
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Mark your calendars:
- Sunday, November 1 Game Night for all at 7:00pm in the Dining Hall
- Saturday, November 2 UUCV Auction 6:00 PM in the Social Hall
- Monday, November 4 UUCV Open Meditation Service of Comfort and Peace in the Sanctuary. Drop in anytime between 6p - 8p
- Tuesday, November 5 Please VOTE!
- Wednesday, November 6 UUCV Office and church functions will be CLOSED
- Thursday, November 7 UUCV Open Meditation Service of Comfort and Peace in the Sanctuary. Drop in anytime between 6p - 8p
- Sunday, November 17 Mozambique Special Sunday service at 10:30am followed by a luncheon and presentation in the Dining Room
- Sunday, November 24 UUCV Book Group at 6:30pm on Zoom https://zoom.us/my/uucvpa
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Grocery Cards…Easiest Fundraiser Ever!!
Did you know?
- Buying Giant or Karns or Weis grocery cards from UUCV is the easiest fundraiser ever!
- Buying a $100 grocery card is a win-win:
- You get $100 worth of groceries, wine, beer, gas, prescriptions.
- UUCV gets $10 for each Giant card you purchase or $5 for each Karns or Weis card purchased.
- There are multiple ways to buy grocery cards from UUCV:
- By check or cash on Sundays – before or after service.
- By setting up an ACH payment through Pam or through your own bank.
- By credit card or paypal* over the phone. *UUCV pays a service charge for these purchases.
- Buying grocery cards to give as gifts is an awesome idea!!
Reach out to the members of UUCV’s grocery card team if you have any questions OR if you’d like to join our team. Thanks from the team: Margie Akin, Lynn Michels, Rebecca Fratantuono, Dee Lauderbaugh, Cindy Good
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November Social Justice Opportunities |
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Programs under the umbrella of the Social Justice Committee include the monthly CARES dinner, Change for the World (CFTW), the Mozambique Bursary project and the UUCV Antiracism Initiative. Another component this year has been assisting an Afghan family as they transition to America from war-torn Afghanistan. Other events we regularly participate in include Project Share’s Farm Stand, the annual Pride Festival in Harrisburg, National Public Lands Day, and United Way’s One Day of Caring. We anchor our efforts around UUCV’s mission to transform lives and care for the world. Thank you to all who serve on the committee and for outside support we receive from many others in the congregation.
The next Social Justice meeting is at 6:30 on Wednesday, November 20 on ZOOM
All are welcome to join our meetings. |
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Change for the World for October, November and December
Family Promise of Harrisburg Capital Region
About Family Promise:
Family Promise is a nonprofit organization serving homeless families to provide resources that enable families to move from homelessness to home. These resources include compassionate care, hospitality, professional support, lodging, meals, donated goods, and – most importantly – volunteers.
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Family Promise’s shelter program relies on a partnership of interfaith congregations, civic organizations, and other volunteer groups to help families facing homelessness. Host sites provide lodging, meals, and hospitality to families in need. For families in the program, each day begins with breakfast available at the host site with volunteers, followed by a van ride to their Day Center. In the evening, guests return to the host site, where volunteers provide dinner and spend some quality time. The evening hours are for homework, relaxing, and family fun time, as they would be with any family. Each day begins with the family together, and ends with the family all together, under one roof.
Their programs also include Prevention from Homelessness and a Road to Success. For more details visit their website at www.familypromisehcr.org.
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Please Consider when Donating to Food Pantries!
Now is the time of year when many folks make generous donations to local charities.
Most people buy what they think food pantry users want, but have never asked them. If you help families, single people, foster youth and the homeless, this list can help better tailor your donations! |
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Some tips and guidance if you donate to food pantries derived from feedback by those who use them:
1. Everyone donates Kraft Mac and Cheese in the box. They can rarely use it because it needs milk and butter which is hard to get from regular food banks.
2. Boxed milk is a treasure, as kids need it for cereal which they also get a lot of.
3. Everyone donates pasta sauce and spaghetti noodles.
4. They cannot eat all the awesome canned veggies and soup unless you put a can opener in too or buy pop tops.
5. Oil is a luxury but needed for Rice a-Roni which they also get a lot of.
6. Spices or salt and pepper would be a real Christmas gift.
7. Tea bags and coffee make them feel like you care.
8. Sugar and flour are treats.
9. They fawn over fresh produce donated by farmers and grocery stores.
10. Seeds are cool in Spring and Summer because growing can be easy for some.
11. They rarely get fresh meat.
12. Tuna and crackers make a good lunch.
13. Hamburger Helper goes nowhere without ground beef.
14. They get lots of peanut butter and jelly but usually not sandwich bread.
15. Butter or margarine is nice too.
16. Eggs are a real commodity.
17. Cake mix, and frosting makes it possible to make a child’s birthday cake.
18. Dish Soap / Dishwashing detergent is very expensive and is always appreciated.
19. Feminine hygiene products are a luxury, and women will cry over that.
20. Everyone loves Stove Top Stuffing.
Also, please consider donating dog and cat food. Some people have hit a temporary low point and don’t want to give up their pets but find they have to choose to feed themselves or their pets. |
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Community Thanksgiving Service |
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The Carlisle Area Religious Council (CARC) will sponsor a Community Thanksgiving Service hosted by Saint Patrick Catholic Church, located at 87 Marsh Drive, Carlisle, on November 24, 2024 at 7 PM. The service will consist of readings, musical offerings and prayer petitions that address concerns in our community, nation and the world. Attached is a flyer that you can share with your congregations, family, friends and neighbors. A free-will offering will benefit CARC's Operation Clean Laundry, a monthly free laundry night for those in need of clean clothes.
We hope you will join us as we give thanks to God for the many blessings he has given us throughout this past year.
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Moving Circles Upcoming Events
October 30, 7:00-8:30 pm – The Joseph Simpson Library offers “Connections: Keeping Your Head Above Water in Difficult Times,” facilitated by Joan-Marie Lartin, PhD, RN. This workshop provides participants with an opportunity to look at our patterns of escapism such as consumption of media, food, drugs, and alcohol to the exclusion of meaningful connection with others. Program is at the Mechanicsburg Library at 16 N. Walnut Street. For additional information, see flyer attached and contact Joelene at jodiana@cumberlandcountylibraries.org.
November 2, 11:00 am-1:00 pm –
Pardon Resource Expo presented by State Representatives Kim, Madsen, & Fleming to give “second chance advice” at Allison Hill Community Center, 1524 Walnut St, Harrisburg. For more information, please see attached flyer.
November 12, 7:00 pm – Keystone Oral Histories and the Carlisle Quaker Meeting are co-sponsoring “The Underground Railroad, South Central Pennsylvania” with Bryan Wade at the Carlisle United Methodist Church, 333 S Spring Garden Street. Here's a link to a news article about the release of this latest documentary film highlighting the history of the Underground Railroad and the abolitionists who assisted throughout south-central Pennsylvania:
https://theburgnews.com/monthly-magazine/to-a-shared-future-documentarian-bryan-wade-set-to-release-the-third-installment-of-keystones-oral-histories
November 14, 6:00-8:30 pm – Moving Circles next Friendship Dinner takes place at St. Paul Lutheran Church, 201 W. Louther Street in Carlisle. Here's your chance to get to know your neighbors, break bread together, and build relationships. Bring a dish or dessert to share and join in our community potluck dinner. See flyer attached.
November 14 - "Redefining Re-entry: Beyond Restoration" is the title of the 2024 Pennsylvania Re-entry Council and the Department of Corrections Conference. For more information contact:
Robert Reed: 267-446-7054 rreed@attorneygeneral.gov or
Charles J. Plaines: 717-557-6450 cplaines@attorneygeneral.gov
November 16, 7:00-10:00 pm – Hope Station’s
1st Annual Awards Gala is being held at the American Legion Post 101, 142 N Hanover Street in Carlisle. This fundraiser allows Hope Station to complete its mission, which is to promote economic and social mobility of Black and Brown individuals as an advocate and through strategic community partnerships. For more information, see:
Hope Station Gala — Carlisle Hope Station
November 20, 1:00-2:00 pm– The PA Human Relations Commission presents their next virtual
Lunch & Learn program featuring Bill Flag. The topic is “Destroying Dreams: The Settlement That Endangers Minority Homebuying.” See attached flyer for more details and register here:
Microsoft Virtual Events Powered by Teams
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Rev. Joan Sabatino
It is with deep sadness that UUJusticePA shares news of the death of Reverend Joan Sabatino, Rev. Joan served as Minister of the First UU Church in Indiana, PA for over fifteen years. Upon retirement in July 2019, she took the position of UUJusticePA Director of Legislative Affairs and continued her lobby work via phone and virtual meetings with legislators. In July 2020, she became the Director of UUJusticePA and the UUtheVotePA Coordinator. |
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She continued to juggle her many roles from her home in mid-town Harrisburg. Rev. Joan leaves UUJusticePA in good hands, having hired several new staff members in recent months. She died only a few weeks after being diagnosed with stage four pancreatic cancer. She will be missed.
To honor Joan and her passion for the good fight, the UUJusticePA board members are encouraging our UU congregations throughout PA to hold events during Election week. These events will bring our communities together to honor, support, and reckon with the election process that is so important to our democracy. UUCV will hold two. Please bring a friend. If possible, reach out to other communities of faith to join you in holding events.
Now, more than ever, we must build coalitions because we’re all in this together. |
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Learn how easy it is to use RaiseRight to build UUCV's Fund for a Commercial Dishwasher.
UUCV is partnering with RaiseRight for Gift card fundraising, the #1 fundraiser for nonprofit organizations across the U.S. for more than 25 years. Earn simply by buying gift cards to use for everyday purchases, instead of cash or credit cards.
With RaiseRight, nonprofits and other community-based organizations earn money simply by shopping for their favorite brands—turning daily or weekly purchases into the opportunities that matter for their favorite organizations.
How to Get Started:
Visit http://uucv.info/raiseright to Sign Up from your computer or access the QR Code Below.
Set up your banking or credit card preference.
You can then shop anytime by visiting https://www.raiseright.com/brands and see the daily bonuses and specials which will earn more money for UUCV. Check the % for each card to see what your donation will be to UUCV….with a very minimal fee to you.
How to Pay:
When you are done selecting your cards, check out at your shopping cart. You can pay by your own Credit Card (getting points on your card) or LINK to your bank account
How you Receive your Cards:
- You can choose ecards (which will show up in your wallet on your APP or in your wallet on the main website http://www.raiseright/shop
- You can print a copy of your purchase to act as a gift card when you shop
- DO NOT select your card to be sent to the Coordinator….any cards sent to the coordinator will be cancelled and your sale will be VOID
Contact Pam pam@uucv.net if you need help in getting set up or if you have questions about this program.
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The UUCV Auction is right around the corner!!!
Hope to see everyone at the auction on Saturday, November 2 from 6 to 9p. Enjoy our spooky theme and dress up however you want.
The auction booklet is posted on the web, under events.
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If by some chance, you're reading this after the auction and you missed it, there will probably be options to purchase unsold items/events on the Sundays after. (We can only imagine you have a pressing social engagement, to have missed this funfilled event.
We're sure some of the best events will have filled up—the Progressive Dinner at Green Ridge Village is sure to be a hit-but there might be some other events or items available. |
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Greetings all!
Happy November! As we move deeper into the fall season, thoughts of the busy holiday season on the horizon start creeping into our minds. But before we get there, let's remember to slow down whenever possible and make time to reflect on feelings of gratitude as we prepare for Thanksgiving. |
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We will celebrate Thanksgiving with an all-ages worship service on Sunday, November 24th. In addition, UUCV is hosting a Friendsgiving potluck at 3:00 pm on Sunday afternoon, December 1st.
Time Change Reminder: Time to "fall back"! Don't forget to set your clocks back 1 hour for Sunday, November 3rd!
To Learn more about our RE program offerings for this year, click here
LINK TO REGISTRATION FORM: https://forms.gle/gqa3x3ZPC9buDEbo6
Below is our Faith Development Sunday schedule for our children and youth for November:
November 3: Regular RE Classes
November 10: Regular RE Classes
November 17: Regular RE Classes
November 24: Thanksgiving all-ages worship service
COMING OF AGE class is meeting on Zoom on Sunday, November 10 from 6:30-8:00 PM and will have their second extended in-person workshop/overnight beginning Saturday, November 23, at 2:00 PM.
NURSERY CARE is available every Sunday from 10:15 - 11:45 am for infants, toddlers and preschoolers.
Our Sunday Morning Worship Services being at 10:30 am in the Sanctuary. On "Regular RE" days, the children and youth go downstairs to their RE classrooms after the Time for All Ages. Classes end at 11:45 am.
**Please sign out your young children (up to 5th grade) from their classrooms by 11:45.** This gives parents the opportunity to socialize before pickup, while respecting the Volunteer Teachers' time as well.
Thank you to all our October volunteers! Ryanne Mack, Emily Cappucci, Julie Cullings, Brent Dickerson, Gary Hendrickson, Primajoy Ramalingam, Michael Cappucci, Jim Burton, Tara Sollman, Ben Ramirez, Staci Kendall, Susan Green, Susan Rimby, Rebecca Fratantuono, Kim Stone, and Gail Black. Thank you so much for your time and energy! Members of the Congregation are encouraged to volunteer with the Children's RE Program! Please email Lynn Sodora DLFD at re@uucv.net to check in about submitting clearances.
May we continue to learn and grow together!
In faith and service, Lynn
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Adult Religious Education |
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Adult RE Group -
Class Schedule – Fall 2024
These classes will be held on Sunday mornings beginning at 9:00 am in the Board Room or join via Zoom at https://zoom.us/my/meetingsuucv (572 887 2212).
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November 3: Reflections on Waking Up White
Waking up White…and Finding Myself in the Story of Race by Debby Irving. No need to read the book. Learning about race -- and discovering gaps in our own knowledge and surprises at our own below-the-surface attitudes is an ongoing journey. Debbie Irving’s journey furthers our own. Discussion leaders: Martha Bergsten & Cheryl Parsons
Discussion leader: Martha Bergsten & Cheryl Parsons
November 17: To Be Determined
December 1: The Great Filter Theory
Discussion leader: Matt Burr
December 15: What does activism look like in your life?
Maybe you’re a seasoned activist, or maybe an aspiring one, or maybe activism has never really been your thing. We'll have an open discussion of what activism looks like in our lives and consider the different forms activism can take.
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Minister Search Committee |
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Update from your Minister Search Committee
Things remain quiet on the Minister Search front. We haven’t received any new applications. This is very typical for this time of year — even more so due to the current minister shortage the UU church is facing. |
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If you know of someone who would make a great guest minister for UUCV, please send their info to the committee by emailing co-chair Tara Sollman at tarasollman@gmail.com. You can also provide anonymous feedback or input anytime by visiting: tinyurl.com/uucvminister |
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Choir News
Thank you all for a very nice performance on Sunday, October 20! . I really appreciate your practice and time committed to our first debut! Thank you Cheryl for your accompaniment, so that I could enjoy conducting.
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I hope to soon know the date for our December piece. I will email the date and the times for the rehearsals shortly. You can pick up the music early if you wish to practice. This will be a piece about December and the joys of the holidays. I am glad to tape the parts and text to your phones
It's not too late for others to join us. Just let me know you're interested and I'll be sure to keep you in the loop. music@uucv.net
Thank you again for your musical talents!
Blessings, Carole
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News from the Mozambique Bursary |
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Molumbo Bursary Girls Reading a Letter from the UUCV Bursary Committee |
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At this time of year, when we often count our blessings, I’m grateful for the free, public education that my grandchildren receive. Our oldest grandson, a first-year high school student attends classes in a well-constructed and furnished building. He takes a bus from his home to school and back again. His classes are reasonably sized, he learns a vigorous curriculum, and he has access to extra-curricular activities like band.
Children in Mozambique are not so fortunate. Only district capitals have secondary schools. Commuting over poor rural roads is not feasible, and the cost of living in the city is not affordable for most families. When families do have the funds, they send their sons. Rural daughters marry early, have many children, and live their lives in poverty.
The Mozambique Bursary Program changes the equation for rural girls in Zambezia province by providing the funds so they can attend high school in Molumbo or Namarroi. $445 (because of inflation) provides one girl with room and board, school uniforms and supplies, and hygiene materials for one year. That money also pays for security guards and house mothers. Lesser amounts can pay for a month’s worth of breakfast, 1-2 school uniforms, and a notebook and pen.
You can learn more about this life-changing social justice program at UUCV’s November 17th service and the Mozambiquan-style luncheon afterwards. Please join the Bursary Committee – Martha Bergsten, Dianne Dusman, Deb Genet, Brian McPherson, and Susan Rimby – for a thoughtful service and a good time afterwards.
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Daylight Savings Time
Time to "fall back"! Don't forget to set your clocks back 1 hour for Sunday, November 3rd! |
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UUCV Friendsgiving Pot Luck |
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Join us on December 1st at 3:00 in the Dining Room for a UUCV Friendsgiving Pot Luck.There will be a sign-up sheet in the Social Hall or you can contact Emily 717/422-6710 or mvercappucci@gmail.com or email Pam in the office pam@uucv.netpam@uucv.net to list your food item you will be sharing and the number of guests who will be attending with you. |
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THANKS for the Yard and Bake Sale Support!
UUCV’s Fall Yard and Bake sale was a success!
To date the event raised $2,122.30 with a few large items to sell on Marketplace and bake sale items to sell before and after church in the Social Hall. Stop by and make a purchase and support UUCV.
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Thanks to the individuals who stepped up to help us with setting up the yard sale: Wendy Gebb, Rick Heckman, Rebecca Fratantuono, Dee Lauderbaugh and Kim Stone. Also, thank you to everyone who donated their gently used treasures to the sale.
Special thanks to Emily Cappucci for organizing the bake sale and to all of the bakers who provided the delicious treats we sold.
This was a true example of “many hands make light work” because it takes a team to run this fundraiser……Pam and Cindy
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Meditation Services of
Comfort and Peace
On Monday, November 4 and Thursday, November 7, we will hold a drop-in Meditation Service in the UUCV Sanctuary. Drop-in anytime between 6p - 8p. |
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Day of Caring - Thank You!
For the 10th year in a row, UUCV volunteers gave of their time and energy to participate in the United Way Day of Caring. It is a perfect chance to live our mission outside our walls and help out local organizations.
This year we had the opportunity to complete a long list of needed projects at Community CARES. The following volunteers washed windows and walls, set up an outdoor tent and display area for donated winter coats, organized multiple rooms of donated goods, cleaned, painted, created welcome bags, etc.
THANK YOU to UUCV’s 2024 Day of Caring team:
Margie Akin, Martha Bergsten, Leslie Carr, Carole and Tom DeWall, Wendy Gebb, Cindy Good, Donna Griest, Rick Heckman, Ash Hersh, Dee Lauderbaugh, Pam Martin, Cheryl Parsons, Kim Stone, Paula Terry.
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Friday Game Nights for All - Friday, November 1 |
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Thank You to UUCV's amazing Lawn Mowing Team!
UUCV’s all-volunteer lawn mowing team does more than keep our lawn trimmed and looking beautiful. They also have a positive impact on our budget. The seven-member team gave of their time to mow a total of 28 times this year. Total cost savings is estimated to be over $3400.
THANK YOU to: Keith Bittinger, Matt Burr, Michael Cappucci, Tom DeWall, Rick Heckman, Max Lara, Dave Mooney.
Join our team next year!
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UUCV Book Group
Selections for January - October 2025
The UUCV Book Group meets at 6:30 pm on the 4th Sunday of each month for a lively, thoughtful discussion on our worship ZOOM channel https://zoom.us/my/uucvpa |
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On November 24th, we will select our books for January-October of 2025. Everyone is invited to nominate two books, which will be voted on by those in attendance. Please submit your title suggestions to Bev Motich bmotich@yahoo.com no later than Sunday, November 17th
You don’t have to be a regular participant in this group to suggest a book and get involved! We'd love to have you join us!
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