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Sunday for Yourself - NO SERVICE at the Church, but you may want to consider the following instead:
________________________________________ • Online Service: Jefferson Unitarian Church - Golden, CO 10 AM ________________________________________ • Online Service: First Unitarian Society of Denver 10 AM ________________________________________ • Online/Hybrid Service: Namaqua UU Congregation, Loveland 10AM ________________________________________ • Online/Hybrid Service: Two Rivers Unitarian Universalist Church, Carbondale, CO. ________________________________________ • Find something inspirational on the National Unitarian Universalist Association Website here. ______________________________________ • Spend some time in nature. Turn off your cell phone and just be and listen to the world around you.  What's Happening at the UUCG?
Currently all services have been moved online. Other News and Events Faith Flags Growing When you enter our church, you will notice a series of flags hanging in our Foyer. Each Faith Flag has a story behind it, written by its creator. Consider adding to our collection when you are ready. If you are mailing it to us, please do include your name, age, and what the creation means to you. This will be posted in our notebook for future reference and years to come. https://www.facebook.com/UnitarianUniversalistChurchOfGreeley/ Meetings with Reverend Aaron Norris If you need to set up a meeting with Rev. Norris, the easiest way is to pick an in-person or phone call appointment that works for you on his calendar at my calendar link. You can also email him at minister@greeleyuuc.org. If you have an announcement or corrections you would like to see in our weekly announcements, please email the office manager at office_manager@greeleyuuc.org by 10 am on the Tuesday you wish to see the announcement in! Our email address: office_manager@greeleyuuc.org What's Happening at the UUCG?December 31st, 2019-January 6th, 2020
Worship This Week Sunday Services: Our theme is Choice Sunday January 5th-One Word for the New Year as we begin 2020. RE Spiritual Practice, Soul Collage. Community Events Later This Month Women's March January 18th, 10 am, Lincoln Park Members and friends are encouraged to mark the 100th Anniversary of Women's Suffrage by attending the Women's March this year. The Women's March is a woman-led movement providing intersectional education on a diverse range of social justice issues. Several members of the church including those who lead our social justice ministry are integral parts of the local organizing group that hold this march. All are welcome to attend this family friendly public witness event. We'll need folks to carry our banners and represent our commitment to social justice. MLK March and Celebration January 20th, 9:15 am, University Center Members and friends are invited to join Rev. Norris as he carries our banner to honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. in the Greeley MLK march from the University down to Union Colony Civic Center. We will also have a contingent in the parking lot of the church who watch the first part and can fall in with our other community members as they pass. All are welcome to attend this family friendly public witness event. Social Justice Meeting January 20th, 11:00 am, Barbara Bowles Room Social Justice Ministry meetings are held the third Monday of the month at 11:00 am. If you are interested, but cannot come at that time, please contact Hollis at 970-590-3289. If no answer, please leave a message. Thanks, Hollis Berendt and Ana Schultz co-chairs. Pathways to Meaning & Membership Class January 26th, 11:30Designed for those new to our church, this class is designed to go over some of the basic history of Unitarian Universalism. It also helps to better understand our congregation and see how you my deepen your involvement while being great opportunity to meet others who are new to our church as well, but also have an interest in becoming more involved. Though it is not required for membership, it is highly recommend as a first step to considering membership. Offered about once every six weeks and taught by our minister, the class takes about 90 minutes. If you're interested in attending, please RSVP to Rev. Aaron or follow this link. Walk and Talks January 27th; 12-1 p.m. Theological Walks with Rev. Norris will continue, weather permitting. All are welcome to join Rev. Norris at 12:00 p.m. on site or arrive at the church at 11:40 to join him before he leaves for the walk. In the month of January, Rev. Norris will lead a walk along Sheep Draw trail — starting at the Family FunPlex, 1501 65th Ave., and head north and discussing Choice. Other News and Events Next Month Service Auction Kathy and Jim Vaughn are offering $30 of beeswax candles made especially for you, you choose the design. Call the office to bid on this item. ($60 has been bid on candles so far) Faith Flags Growing Please take the time to peruse our Faith Flags Notebook located near the name tags on the credenza. Take time to read the story behind each faith flag - it's creator and the meaning behind the flag. We have several in the works, so please do consider adding to our collection when you are ready. We will be occasionally featuring one of our faith flags on our Facebook Page, as well. So far, we have had people of all ages contribute to our work in progress, as well as contributors from out of state. We have had people utilize t-shirts, quilting, and a variety of materials to create their flags. Remember, it's about you and our faiths are just as unique as all of us. We do have material and painting kits available at the church, if you would like to utilize them. The kits can be lent out for two weeks at a time and we have 2 currently available (thank you, Julie Miller for the donation) otherwise, please feel free to create your own. If you are mailing it to us, please do include your name, age, and what the creation means to you. This will be posted in our notebook for future reference and years to come. I have included a Faith Flag photo from Adele DelSavio, who now resides in Florida. She moved to Florida and left UUCG to help care for her young grandchildren, whose father Todd, eventually died from a battle with cancer. She is greatly missed, but keeps tabs on us through Facebook, as many friends do. Our flags are all about us and our faith community and all who have been a part of our history are welcome to contribute to the project. Take time to look at them and read about their meanings in the Faith Flag Notebook each Sunday. Food Drive Please bring non perishable foods to church to distribute to the Weld Food Bank. Most needed items are peanut butter, tuna fish, beans, pasta, rice, canned fruits and vegetables. Please do not donate expired cans or boxes as they will be thrown out. Looking for way to contribute to UUCG on Sundays? You don't have to speak in public or have the best voice in the world, as there are a number of ways in which you can help Unitarian Universalist Church of Greeley on Sundays.
Meetings with Reverend Aaron Norris If you need to set up a meeting with Rev. Norris, the easiest way is to pick an in-person or phone call appointment that works for you on his calendar at my calendar link. You can also email him at minister@greeleyuuc.org. If you have an announcement or corrections you would like to see in our weekly announcements, please email the office manager at office_manager@greeleyuuc.org by 10 am on the Tuesday you wish to see the announcement in!
What's Happening at the UUCG?December 24th-December 30th, 2019 Worship This Week Sunday Services: Our theme is balance Tuesday December 24th at 5:30 pm: I Heard the Bells (Christmas Eve) The Unitarian poet Henry Wadsworth Longfellow’s 1863 poem “I Heard the Bells on Christmas Day” reminds us what Christmas can mean in difficult times and will serve as the touchstone for Rev. Norris’ exploration on this special evening service. Our multi-generational celebration will be highlighted by choir performances and our traditional candle lit final hymn. The choir performance will commence during the Christmas Eve service. Sunday December 29th Annual Faith Review Julie Miller will lead our congregation in the final service of the year, our Annual Faith Review. ( No RE Winter Break) Community Events this Week Community Events Later This Month January Special Worship Services Jan. 5th - One Word for the New Year as we begin 2020 Other News and Events Next Month Social Justice Meeting January 20th, 11:00 am, Barbara Bowles Room Social Justice Ministry meetings are held the third Monday of the month at 11:00 am. If you are interested, but cannot come at that time, please contact Hollis at 970-590-3289. If no answer, please leave a message. Thanks, Hollis Berendt and Ana Schultz co-chairs. Pathways to Meaning & Membership Class January 26th, 11:30 Designed for those new to our church, this class is designed to go over some of the basic history of Unitarian Universalism. It also helps to better understand our congregation and see how you my deepen your involvement while being great opportunity to meet others who are new to our church as well, but also have an interest in becoming more involved. Though it is not required for membership, it is highly recommend as a first step to considering membership. Offered about once every six weeks and taught by our minister, the class takes about 90 minutes. If you're interested in attending, please RSVP to Rev. Aaron or follow this link. Walk and Talks January 27th; 12-1 p.m. Theological Walks with Rev. Norris will continue weather permitting. All are welcome to join Rev. Norris at 12:00 p.m. on site or arrive at the church at 11:40 to join him before he leaves for the walk. In the month of January, Rev. Norris will lead a walk. Those interested can have lunch together to continue the conversation. Service Auction Kathy and Jim Vaughn are offering $30 of beeswax candles made especially for you, you choose the design. Call the office to bid on this item. ($60 has been bid on candles so far) Faith Flags Everyone has done a great job of getting their materials for the faith flags that we want to display in our entry, but we’ve all been a little slow in bringing them back in. As the flags come back in, we intend to get them up and show what the community at the Unitarian Universalist Church of Greeley is all about. If you haven’t gotten your flag yet, contact Julie Miller or Michele Masters and they’ll arrange it. If you’ve got the material but haven’t brought it in, we want to see it! If you’re feeling a little intimidated by the whole artistic expression part, remember that Rev. Norris has some small stamps that you can use to make a flag without the need for much artistic skill; you’re welcome to use them after service! Food Drive Please bring non perishable foods to church to distribute to the Weld Food Bank. Most needed items are peanut butter, tuna fish, beans, pasta, rice, canned fruits and vegetables. Please do not donate expired cans or boxes as they will be thrown out. Looking for way to contribute to UUCG on Sundays? You don't have to speak in public or have the best voice in the world, as there are a number of ways in which you can help Unitarian Universalist Church of Greeley on Sundays.
Meetings with Reverend Aaron Norris If you need to set up a meeting with Rev. Norris, the easiest way is to pick an in-person or phone call appointment that works for you on his calendar at my calendar link. You can also email him at minister@greeleyuuc.org. If you have an announcement or corrections you would like to see in our weekly announcements, please email the office manager at office_manager@greeleyuuc.org by 10 am on the Tuesday you wish to see the announcement in! What's Happening at the UUCG?December 17th-December 23rd, 2019
Worship This Week Sunday Services: Our theme is balance Sunday December 22nd Members of our Pagan group lead our Multi-Gen, Winter Solstice Service, The Longest Night. Worship Committee will also be meeting Sunday after the service at the round table. Any suggestions for speakers are welcome, and anyone wanting to learn about becoming a Worship Assoc. are welcome. Choir rehearsal will commence after service. December 24th at 5:30 pm: I Heard the Bells (Christmas Eve) The Unitarian poet Henry Wadsworth Longfellow’s 1863 poem “I Heard the Bells on Christmas Day” reminds us what Christmas can mean in difficult times and will serve as the touchstone for Rev. Norris’ exploration on this special evening service. Our multi-generational celebration will be highlighted by choir performances and our traditional candle lit final hymn. Community Events this Week Walk and Talks December 23rd; 12-1 p.m. Theological Walks with Rev. Norris will continue weather permitting. All are welcome to join Rev. Norris at 12:00 p.m. on site or arrive at the church at 11:40 to join him before he leaves for the walk. In the month of December, Rev. Norris will lead a walk around The Greeley Mall. Those interested can have lunch together to continue the conversation. Choir News The next choir performance is the Christmas Eve service, December 24th, 2019. Community Events Later This Month December and January Special Worship Services Dec. 29th - Sunday - “Annual Faith Review” - informal service Jan. 5th - One Word for the New Year as we begin 2020 Other News and Events Next Month Pathways to Meaning & Membership Class January 26th, 11:30 Designed for those new to our church, this class is designed to go over some of the basic history of Unitarian Universalism. It also helps to better understand our congregation and see how you my deepen your involvement while being great opportunity to meet others who are new to our church as well, but also have an interest in becoming more involved. Though it is not required for membership, it is highly recommend as a first step to considering membership. Offered about once every six weeks and taught by our minister, the class takes about 90 minutes. If you're interested in attending, please RSVP to Rev. Aaron or follow this link. Social Justice Meeting January 20th, 11:00 am, Barbara Bowles Room Social Justice Ministry meetings are held the third Monday of the month at 11:00 am. If you are interested, but cannot come at that time, please contact Hollis at 970-590-3289. If no answer, please leave a message. Thanks, Hollis Berendt and Ana Schultz co-chairs. Service Auction Kathy and Jim Vaughn are offering $30 of beeswax candles made especially for you, you choose the design. Call the office to bid on this item. Faith Flags Everyone has done a great job of getting their materials for the faith flags that we want to display in our entry, but we’ve all been a little slow in bringing them back in. As the flags come back in, we intend to get them up and show what the community at the Unitarian Universalist Church of Greeley is all about. If you haven’t gotten your flag yet, contact Julie Miller or Michele Masters and they’ll arrange it. If you’ve got the material but haven’t brought it in, we want to see it! If you’re feeling a little intimidated by the whole artistic expression part, remember that Rev. Norris has some small stamps that you can use to make a flag without the need for much artistic skill; you’re welcome to use them after service! Food Drive Please bring non perishable foods to church to distribute to the Weld Food Bank. Most needed items are peanut butter, tuna fish, beans, pasta, rice, canned fruits and vegetables. Please do not donate expired cans or boxes as they will be thrown out. Looking for way to contribute to UUCG on Sundays? You don't have to speak in public or have the best voice in the world, as there are a number of ways in which you can help Unitarian Universalist Church of Greeley on Sundays.
Meetings with Reverend Aaron Norris If you need to set up a meeting with Rev. Norris, the easiest way is to pick an in-person or phone call appointment that works for you on his calendar at my calendar link. You can also email him at minister@greeleyuuc.org. If you have an announcement or corrections you would like to see in our weekly announcements, please email the office manager at office_manager@greeleyuuc.org by 10 am on the Tuesday you wish to see the announcement in! What's Happening at the UUCG?December 10th-December 16th, 2019
Worship This Week Sunday Services: Our theme is balance Sunday December 15th Happy Holiday and May the Force Be With You In a world where the fastest growing religious identity is “Spiritual But Not Religious”, these events take on an even greater role. Rev. Norris will explore with us what happens when we use popular culture for our meaning making schema and asks why those Jedi are so fixated on Balance in the Force. Community Events this Week Holiday Craft and Children's Event Saturday, December 14, 12-4 pm The Unitarian Universalist Church of Greeley at 929 15th St will be hosting this fun family event. Make holiday gifts or ornaments, sing holiday songs, eat cookies, popcorn, drink cider and watch The Polar Express. After sharing some time with your children feel free to leave them so you can have time to shop. Parents must fill out form with contact information and permission and return no later than 4:00 to pick up their children. There will also be a few booths from local crafts persons where you can shop. Schedule Arts and Crafts from 12:00-4:00 1:30-2:00-Singing Xmas children's songs 2:00-3:40-Polar Express and popcorn 3:40-4:00-Games or finish craft items Pathways to Meaning & Membership Class December 15, 11:30 Designed for those new to our church, this class is designed to go over some of the basic history of Unitarian Universalism. It also helps to better understand our congregation and see how you my deepen your involvement while being great opportunity to meet others who are new to our church as well, but also have an interest in becoming more involved. Though it is not required for membership, it is highly recommend as a first step to considering membership. Offered about once every six weeks and taught by our minister, the class takes about 90 minutes. If you're interested in attending, please RSVP to Rev. Aaron or follow this link. Social Justice Meeting December 16th, 11:00 am, Barbara Bowles Room Social Justice Ministry meetings are held the third Monday of the month at 11:00 am. If you are interested, but cannot come at that time, please contact Hollis at 970-590-3289. If no answer, please leave a message. Thanks, Hollis Berendt and Ana Schultz co-chairs. Community Events Later This Month December and January Special Worship Services Dec. 22nd - Sunday, Pagan Group Service Dec. 24th - Tuesday, Christmas Eve & Cookies – Service will be at 5:30 PM Dec. 29th - Sunday - “Annual Faith Review” - informal service Jan. 5th - One Word for the New Year as we begin 2020 Other News and Events Next Month Walk and Talks December 23rd; 12-1 p.m. Theological Walks with Rev. Norris will continue weather permitting. All are welcome to join Rev. Norris at 12:00 p.m. on site or arrive at the church at 11:40 to join him before he leaves for the walk. In the month of December, Rev. Norris will lead a walk around The Greeley Mall. Those interested can have lunch together to continue the conversation. Choir News The next choir performance is the Christmas Eve service, December 24th, 2019. Service Auction Kathy and Jim Vaughn are offering $30 of beeswax candles made especially for you, you choose the design. Call the office to bid on this item. Faith Flags Everyone has done a great job of getting their materials for the faith flags that we want to display in our entry, but we’ve all been a little slow in bringing them back in. As the flags come back in, we intend to get them up and show what the community at the Unitarian Universalist Church of Greeley is all about. If you haven’t gotten your flag yet, contact Julie Miller or Michele Masters and they’ll arrange it. If you’ve got the material but haven’t brought it in, we want to see it! If you’re feeling a little intimidated by the whole artistic expression part, remember that Rev. Norris has some small stamps that you can use to make a flag without the need for much artistic skill; you’re welcome to use them after service! Food Drive Please bring non perishable foods to church to distribute to the Weld Food Bank. Most needed items are peanut butter, tuna fish, beans, pasta, rice, canned fruits and vegetables. Please do not donate expired cans or boxes as they will be thrown out. Looking for way to contribute to UUCG on Sundays? You don't have to speak in public or have the best voice in the world, as there are a number of ways in which you can help Unitarian Universalist Church of Greeley on Sundays.
Meetings with Reverend Aaron Norris If you need to set up a meeting with Rev. Norris, the easiest way is to pick an in-person or phone call appointment that works for you on his calendar at my calendar link. You can also email him at minister@greeleyuuc.org. If you have an announcement or corrections you would like to see in our weekly announcements, please email the office manager at office_manager@greeleyuuc.org by 10 am on the Tuesday you wish to see the announcement in! Our email address: office_manager@greeleyuuc.org What's Happening at the UUCG?December 3rd-December 9th, 2019
Worship This Week Sunday Services: Our theme is balance Sunday December 8th Julie Miller and Renee Racek will be leading us in an exploration of music in our worship services. We will examine a bit of the role of music in the service, explore a bit of history, as well as explore and sing a number of songs that were instrumental (pardon the pun) in bringing us to the present day hymnals we use. Community Events this Week Choir Announcements Choir will be singing at the Christmas Eve service! Please join us from December 8th if you are interested in singing with the choir. We will be rehearsing after every Sunday service. If you cannot make the rehearsal times and wish to join choir, please contact Renee Racek. UNC has their annual Holiday Concert on December 8th at 7:30pm at the Campus Commons Performance Hall. Our very own UUCG member, Renee Racek, will be performing as a choir member and soloist. UNC Trumpet RecitalWednesday December 4th from 4:15pm-5:45pm Kiersten Jonkman is a Doctoral trumpet student at UNC and will be preforming here at the UUCG. All are welcome to attend. Fermenting Spirituality Monday, December 9th, 6 p.m. Our monthly drop-in ‘spiritual symposium’ will focus on our monthly theme of Balance. We will meet at High Brau Tap House, 915 16th Street, Greeley two blocks from the church. These discussions normally last for an hour and a half or a bit more. Community Events Later This Month December and January Special Worship Services Dec. 22nd - Sunday, Pagan Group Service Dec. 24th - Tuesday, Christmas Eve & Cookies – Service will be at 5:30 PM Dec. 29th - Sunday - “Annual Faith Review” - informal service Jan. 5th - One Word for the New Year as we begin 2020 Other News and Events Next Month Holiday Craft and Children's event December 14, 1 -4 pm Art activities, make ornaments, listen to holiday music, eat cookies. Parents will have time to leave to shop while children stay. We still have spots available for people who want to sell crafts at this event and for those that want to help host. Please bring cookies and popcorn (Movie Polar Express) Pathways to Meaning & Membership Class December 15, 11:30 Designed for those new to our church, this class is designed to go over some of the basic history of Unitarian Universalism. It also helps to better understand our congregation and see how you my deepen your involvement while being great opportunity to meet others who are new to our church as well, but also have an interest in becoming more involved. Though it is not required for membership, it is highly recommend as a first step to considering membership. Offered about once every six weeks and taught by our minister, the class takes about 90 minutes. If you're interested in attending, please RSVP to Rev. Aaron or follow this link. Social Justice Meeting December 16th, 11:00 am, Barbara Bowles Room Social Justice Ministry meetings are held the third Monday of the month at 11:00 am. If you are interested, but cannot come at that time, please contact Hollis at 970-590-3289. If no answer, please leave a message. Thanks, Hollis Berendt and Ana Schultz co-chairs. Walk and Talks December 23rd; 12-1 p.m. Theological Walks with Rev. Norris will continue weather permitting. All are welcome to join Rev. Norris at 12:00 p.m. on site or arrive at the church at 11:40 to join him before he leaves for the walk. In the month of December, Rev. Norris will lead a walk around and in the immediate vicinity of Montview Park. Those interested can have lunch together to continue the conversation. Service Auction Kathy and Jim Vaughn are offering $30 of beeswax candles made especially for you, you choose the design. Call the office to bid on this item. Faith Flags Everyone has done a great job of getting their materials for the faith flags that we want to display in our entry, but we’ve all been a little slow in bringing them back in. As the flags come back in, we intend to get them up and show what the community at the Unitarian Universalist Church of Greeley is all about. If you haven’t gotten your flag yet, contact Julie Miller or Michele Masters and they’ll arrange it. If you’ve got the material but haven’t brought it in, we want to see it! If you’re feeling a little intimidated by the whole artistic expression part, remember that Rev. Norris has some small stamps that you can use to make a flag without the need for much artistic skill; you’re welcome to use them after service! Food Drive Please bring non perishable foods to church to distribute to the Weld Food Bank. Most needed items are peanut butter, tuna fish, beans, pasta, rice, canned fruits and vegetables. Please do not donate expired cans or boxes as they will be thrown out. Looking for way to contribute to UUCG on Sundays? You don't have to speak in public or have the best voice in the world, as there are a number of ways in which you can help Unitarian Universalist Church of Greeley on Sundays.
Meetings with Reverend Aaron Norris If you need to set up a meeting with Rev. Norris, the easiest way is to pick an in-person or phone call appointment that works for you on his calendar at my calendar link. You can also email him at minister@greeleyuuc.org. If you have an announcement or corrections you would like to see in our weekly announcements, please email the office manager at office_manager@greeleyuuc.org by 10 am on the Tuesday you wish to see the announcement in! Our email address: office_manager@greeleyuuc.org Check out our website at greeleyuuc.org! What's Happening at the UUCG?November 26th-December 2nd, 2019
Worship This Week Sunday Services: Our theme is balance This weeks service will be lead by Rev. Aaron Norris in our Multi-gen Stone Soup Pageant. Congregational Potluck & Holiday Decorating. In our annual holiday pageant, all ages in our congregation come together to share the classic tale, Stone Soup. This ritual helps us remember that it is not magic from a stone, but rather the strength we find in community, that sustains us. Community Events this Week Choir News No rehearsal on December 1st. We will pick things up on December 8th! The next choir performance is the Christmas Eve service December 24th. Light the Night Parade and UUCG The Light the Night Parade will be staging in the UUC parking lot starting November 30th, 4:30pm-6:30pm. All are welcome to join. Community Events Later This Month December and January Special Worship Services Dec. 22nd - Sunday, Pagan Group Service Dec. 24th - Tuesday, Christmas Eve & Cookies – Service will be at 5:30 PM Dec. 29th - Sunday - “Annual Faith Review” - informal service Jan. 5th - One Word for the New Year as we begin 2020 Other News and Events Next Month UNC Trumpet RecitalWednesday December 4th from 4:15pm-5:45pm Kiersten Jonkman is a Doctoral trumpet student at UNC and will be preforming here at the UUCG. All are welcome to attend. Fermenting Spirituality Monday, December 9th, 6 p.m. Our monthly drop-in ‘spiritual symposium’ will focus on our monthly theme of Balance. We will meet at High Brau Tap House, 915 16th Street, Greeley two blocks from the church. These discussions normally last for an hour and a half or a bit more. Holiday Craft and Children's event December 14, 1 -4 pm Art activities, make ornaments, listen to holiday music, eat cookies. Parents will have time to leave to shop while children stay. We still have spots available for people who want to sell crafts at this event and for those that want to help host. Please bring cookies and popcorn (Movie Polar Express) Pathways to Meaning & Membership Class December 15, 11:30 Designed for those new to our church, this class is designed to go over some of the basic history of Unitarian Universalism. It also helps to better understand our congregation and see how you my deepen your involvement while being great opportunity to meet others who are new to our church as well, but also have an interest in becoming more involved. Though it is not required for membership, it is highly recommend as a first step to considering membership. Offered about once every six weeks and taught by our minister, the class takes about 90 minutes. If you're interested in attending, please RSVP to Rev. Aaron or follow this link. Social Justice Meeting December 16th, 11:00 am, Barbara Bowles Room Social Justice Ministry meetings are held the third Monday of the month at 11:00 am. If you are interested, but cannot come at that time, please contact Hollis at 970-590-3289. If no answer, please leave a message. Thanks, Hollis Berendt and Ana Schultz co-chairs. Walk and Talks December 23rd; 12-1 p.m. Theological Walks with Rev. Norris will continue weather permitting. All are welcome to join Rev. Norris at 12:00 p.m. on site or arrive at the church at 11:40 to join him before he leaves for the walk. In the month of December, Rev. Norris will lead a walk around and in the immediate vicinity of Montview Park. Those interested can have lunch together to continue the conversation. Service Auction Kathy and Jim Vaughn are offering $30 of beeswax candles made especially for you, you choose the design. Call the office to bid on this item. Faith Flags Everyone has done a great job of getting their materials for the faith flags that we want to display in our entry, but we’ve all been a little slow in bringing them back in. As the flags come back in, we intend to get them up and show what the community at the Unitarian Universalist Church of Greeley is all about. If you haven’t gotten your flag yet, contact Julie Miller or Michele Masters and they’ll arrange it. If you’ve got the material but haven’t brought it in, we want to see it! If you’re feeling a little intimidated by the whole artistic expression part, remember that Rev. Norris has some small stamps that you can use to make a flag without the need for much artistic skill; you’re welcome to use them after service! Food Drive Please bring non perishable foods to church to distribute to the Weld Food Bank. Most needed items are peanut butter, tuna fish, beans, pasta, rice, canned fruits and vegetables. Please do not donate expired cans or boxes as they will be thrown out. We need hosts on Sunday mornings and sign changers every two weeks in the beginning of the week. Contact Josette Bond with any questions. Looking for way to contribute to UUCG on Sundays? You don't have to speak in public or have the best voice in the world, as there are a number of ways in which you can help Unitarian Universalist Church of Greeley on Sundays.
Meetings with Reverend Aaron Norris If you need to set up a meeting with Rev. Norris, the easiest way is to pick an in-person or phone call appointment that works for you on his calendar at my calendar link. You can also email him at minister@greeleyuuc.org. If you have an announcement or corrections you would like to see in our weekly announcements, please email the office manager at office_manager@greeleyuuc.org by 10 am on the Tuesday you wish to see the announcement in! Our email address: office_manager@greeleyuuc.org Check out our website at greeleyuuc.org! |
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