Beloved Conversations—a faith formation anti-racism program through our Unitarian Universalist seminary in Chicago, Meadville Lombard Theological School—went virtual last fall and over 1,200 learners joined the first ‘Within’ phase. We would love to have you join us for spring! This program is an experience of connection and spiritual development that you don’t want to miss....
From Chris Corbett, Treasurer of the Board of Trustees In this year of firsts, this month the Congregation will take on a unique challenge: a pledge drive in the midst of a pandemic. Last spring, the onset of the pandemic cut short our pledge drive and its fallout caused a significant reduction in pledges (40...
From Board President, Peter Arian The UUCM Executive Committee (in consultation with Rev Scott and the Reopening task force) has agreed to be part of an emergency plan to help folks in Montclair experiencing homelessness. As some of you may be aware, pre-pandemic this population had a few locations in town available to escape the...
On February 21, 2021 at 11:00 AM, Connection Cafe will be co-hosted by the Council on Ministries (CoM), who will hold a Town Hall meeting. Deborah Corbett will be leading the meeting, with additional support from other CoM members. The focus will be the Care and Connection ministry. We request and encourage your attendance at this very important...
Join us in celebrating the songs of Julia Crafton, a child of the congregation, currently enrolled in our Coming of Age class. Woodstock Child, Julia Crafton’s first fully recorded collection of original compositions, is twelve songs entirely written and sung by her. At 15 years old, produced during “Covid Times”, without the opportunity to perform...
From Michael Hetrick on behalf of the Board of Trustees The Board of Trustees is pleased to announce that our brand-new UUCM website will go live in January! We want to take this opportunity to acknowledge and honor Laurice Grae-Hauck for undertaking this enormous project, and for creating an online space that our congregation can be immensely...
