The Salem volunteers for End of Life Choices of Oregon (EOLCOR) are seeking more volunteers. Many of our current volunteers are members of UUCS. EOLCOR helps people to understand Oregon’s Death With Dignity law, helps people to navigate the application process if they choose to go that route, and can help people with a planned … Continue reading Volunteer for End of Life Choices
Jolly Diners is back!. We were meeting before COVID, and it’s time to meet again! The purpose of Jolly Diners is to gather happily, over a meal, with positive, joyful discussion. We will meet at Marco Polo restaurant at 6 pm on Thursday, February 23. It has a great variety of food options.Please RSVP to … Continue reading Jolly Diners is Back February 23
Begining this month LRE will be sponsoring board game night in the Fellowship Hall from 6:30 to 8:30 pm on the second Friday of each month. People may bring their own games and set up at a table or pick from one of the games we have on offer. There will be some snacks available. … Continue reading Board Game Night Second Fridays Begins February 10
The Safer Congregation Committee is pleased to announce a new addition to our group, Jack Tally. Other members are Reverend Rick, Stephanie Jernstedt, Christine Ertl, Ginny Merriman, Gil Nicholson Nelson, Molly Brown, and Cheryl Randall. Stephanie is our Chair. We would like to add a few more members. If you are interested and want to … Continue reading Safer Congregation Adding New Members
Tabby cat walked by the front door on a Saturday and wandered in. People were there, which was unusual, lots of people and they seemed very busy. Tabby looked around for someone she might recognize (and possibly get some food), but with so many people wandering around it was hard to get anyone’s attention. She … Continue reading Behind the Chalice January 15, 2023: Tabby Finds Love in Community
What is Share the Plate? During each Sunday service, we take a collection. This voluntarily given money is then shared between our congregation and an organization from the local community which has goals that align with Unitarian Universalist principles. This month’s Share the Plate recipient is Marion Polk Food Share. Marion Polk Food Share collects … Continue reading Share the Plate Recipient for February 2023 is Marion Polk Food Share
The UUCS Family Promise Team is deeply grateful to members of the congregation and Kaleidescope School who chose to help us with hosting Family Promise for the first time in three years. Because of you, we were able to house and feed four lovely families. The families consisted of six adults and nine children. It … Continue reading Family Promise Week at UUCS a Success
Following the service on January 29, there will be a congregational meeting in the Sanctuary where we may comment and ask questions in reaction to Rev. Rick’s sermon that morning on changes he is seeing within the Unitarian Universalist Association (UUA). The Committee on Ministry will be listening to the reactions and use this information … Continue reading Meeting to Follow Sermon January 29
Are you interested in an opportunity to participate in small group discussions? A pilot of Chalice Circles (CC), a program that complements Connections/Soul Matters, was planned for February, but has been delayed until March. Like Connections, CC offers monthly discussions led by facilitators, as well as materials containing background/resource information with relevant questions that are … Continue reading Chalice Circles to Discuss Societal Issues-Register by 2/20
Sign language classes will be held Sunday evenings from 4:30-5:30 pm from January 22 to February 26 in the UU Congregation Fellowship Hall. Classes may continue depending on the interest level. The teacher, Koli Cutler, worked as an ASL interpreter for many years and now he works as a realtor in Salem. He is passionate … Continue reading Learn Sign Language Sunday Evenings Starting January 22
