UUCNH Strive for five "Tips off" this weekend
UUCNH is a caring community. We care for each other, our local community, and our world. This is why we conduct a fact-to-face canvass. Our canvass meetings allow us to explore our personal connections here at UUCNH, to discuss our dreams for our congregation, and to learn from each other. These half-hour conversations make us feel more connected and help us to deepen our relationships with each other. When your canvasser calls, please schedule your appointment right away. Canvass meetings are really about relationships -- new, old, and renewed -- and secondarily about the pledge. Enjoy your canvass meetings. These conversations can form part of your treasured connections to your UUCNH community. Because we care about the future of our community, we encourage you to increase your pledge for the 2010-2011 fiscal year if at all possible. With your help we can continue to improve our beloved caring community.
Posted on Mar 04 2010

[Adult Education, Youth Activities]Ohio Meadville District Assembly
The Ohio Meadville District Assembly offers very special programming this year for adults and youth. It takes place Friday evening, March 26 through Saturday afternoon, March 27 in St. Clairesville, OH, about an hour and a half away from UUCNH.
Posted on Feb 12 2010

[Helpful Hints]Welcome to Our New Website!
Welcome to our new website. Take a good look around, because there's a lot to see including a new section for church members only information. Be sure to get yourself an account for personalization. Take a look at our forums to talk with one another. Please let the webmaster know if you have any questions............
Posted on Mar 15 2009

[Social Justice]North Hills Community Outreach's Spring Share
On Sunday March 21st from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. we will gather, young and old, at UUCNH to assemble baskets for North Hills Community Outreach's Spring Share. They don't call it Easter. Families in need will select these baskets at NHCO on March 25th & 26th to give to their children on Easter morning. In the meantime, during March, please consider donating new grass, new baskets, wrapped candy, small books, stickers, power bars or other small gift items along with your usual basic food and pantry donations, as you are able, as you can. Whether you donate or not, come help put things together. We want you with us. Look for the special box into which we will place these items. You may remember the thrill of a basket of candy eggs, chocolate rabbits and sticky chicks on a spring Sunday when you were a child. I do. May we give that feeling, that gift of generosity to a child who otherwise would not have it? Thank you for helping to feed your neighbors and for caring to give the joy, the happiness of simple childhood occasions to children in our community.
Posted on Mar 02 2010

[Social Justice, Sunday Services]SAVE THE DATE - Sunday Service - March 21 - Dreams of Hope
Through the arts, Dreams of Hope develops lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and allied youth leaders who promote social change by educating audiences. On Sunday March 21, Dreams of Hope will presents selections from: "First Comes Love..." followed by a short discussion on LGBT issues. Please meet the performers and their dirstor Susan Haugh after the service. In this original production, lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender youth and allies explore relationships and love, dispelling the myth that their relationships are “just about sex.” Experience these young performers as they interpret their life through dance, music, drama and spoken word, and discuss the issues they face during the question and answer at the end of the show. We are excited to be working with a great group of artists again this year. They include: Ted Hoover (drama), Venessa German (spoken word), Beth Corning (dance), Douglas Levine (composing), Thomas Douglas (vocal training), and Janelle Burdell (percussion). Do not miss this show! Our 2009-10 Season is funded by our generous individual donors and The Heinz Endowments, Three Rivers Community Foundation, Lambda Foundation, and the Pennsylvania Partners in the Arts Program of the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts.
Posted on Feb 23 2010

[Adult Education, Activities]Universalist Convocation 2010
Universalist Convocations is an Independent Affiliate of the UUA. They are inviting all UU's to join them from May 14-16, 2010 (Fri. evening through Sun. lunch) at the First Universalist Society of Rochester in Rochester, New York. The Rev. Mark Morrison-Reed will deliver the Convocation’s keynote address “Dragged Kicking and Screaming to Heaven” on Saturday morning, May 15. Saturday evening, attendees will be treated to performances by Alden Gatt, pianist, from the Eastman School of Music and Company B, a vocal women’s jazz trio composed of an educator, a chemist and a lawyer who are all active in Rochester’s musical scene.
Posted on Feb 12 2010