Dear Ones,
After four Sundays together in person, we will be taking a break from our front lawn gatherings. This Sunday, October 10th, I encourage everyone to attend our Zoom Sojourn Service with the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Frederick, Maryland. Rev. Carl Gregg will be speaking … read more.
Dear Ones,
Over the past month some questions have arisen related to my ministry, which I will attempt to answer here. My ministry has both similarities and differences to the past ministries of this congregation. I am a 3/4 time Contract Minister, rather than a … read more.
Dear Ones,
It has been a joy to celebrate worship with you on the front lawn at UUC the past two weeks. Thank you to the beautiful weather that has made it possible for us to gather. And thank you too to Norris Wakefield and … read more.
Dear Ones,
It was a joy to meet so many of you on August 1st. Thank you for the warm welcome! I began my work as your minister officially on August 15th and have spent the past two weeks meeting with Board members and congregational leaders, … read more.
Hello friends:
How nice it was to see many of you on the lawn IN PERSON at UUC last Sunday! The weather was lovely, and it was good to be able to greet our new minister, Rev Terri Pahucki. Our hearts were full with the love … read more.
With special thanks to our Ministerial Search Committee of Pam Bruno, Mark Fakundiny, and Bobbie Rich, we are proud to announce our new minister, Terri Pahucki. She tells her story best:
“My ministry is grounded in radical welcome, interdependence, and faith formation in community. I am … read more.
Our Unitarian Universalist Association General Assembly was held this past week, starting on Wednesday and going through Sunday. While it was scheduled to be held in Milwaukee, WI (the city of my first ministerial settlement) it was held virtually on-line again this year due to … read more.
Earlier this year, the UUC Board discussed how and when we might return to in-person worship services. As part of that discussion, they considered the whether or not to return to services the way they were (with adaptions and limitations for safety in our post-pandemic … read more.
Now that many of the UUC community have been fully vaccinated, there is a strong desire to return back to the way things were. We want to come together for social events, worship services, and even meetings. At the same time, we struggle with what … read more.
As more and more people get vaccinated, the time is coming when we will be on the other side of this pandemic. Things will never “return to normal,” but we will discover and create a “new normal.” Part of that new normal will be a … read more.
