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UUCNH Email New
There is an issue with email being delivered to our email system due to a problem at our email ISP - mail is being bounced and we are working on resolving the problem. If you need to reach someone at UUCNH and do not know their email address please contact Fred Geiger.
Posted on Jul 03

[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

[Sunday Services]Sunday July 5th - UU Patriotism - moderated by Paul Cox New
Is patriotism a decorating motif for used-car lots and suburban lawns - the one with the most flags, wins? No? Then what is it, really? How do UU's define patriotism, and how can we express it? On July 5, we should be in a mood to share some thoughts on this subject. Come and join in the conversation. Bring props, if you want to, but more important, bring your ideas.
Posted on Jul 03

[Activities]Real Women. Real Harmony, Real Fun
Girls Night Out - Greater Harmony Chorus Invites you to Girls Night Out
Posted on Jun 27

[Sunday Services]Sunday June 28 at 10 AM -The collision between Religion and Civil Law
Join Anthony Infanti, Professor of Law for a discussion in to the recurring debate over the extent to which affording rights to the LGBT community (e.g., the right to marry or protections against discrimination in employment, housing, and public accommodations) infringes upon the freedom of individuals to exercise their religion. This issue has come up explicitly in legislative consideration of adding “sexual orientation” and “gender identity” to the Pennsylvania Human Relations Act. For a copy of the sermon click on the link to download the file.
Posted on Jun 22

Our new Interim Minister - Rev. Martha Munson New
Rev. Martha Munson will officially begin her tenure as our interim minister on August 1, 2009 and will be moving into an area apartment in mid-July. She has a prior obligation with the Chautauqua Institution for the first two weeks of August but will begin meeting with some UUCNH leaders before then. She maintains her permanent home in Batavia, N.Y. with her husband, landscape architect David Franke, and has two step-children, Matt in Ithica, N.Y. and Michele and family in Michigan (two grandchildren). Martha (BA in Psychology from Ithica College,'77, M.Div. from Andover Newton Theological School, '80) was ordained by the UU Church of Providence, R.I., the congregation of her youth. She served as a chaplain at the U. V. Medical Center for two years prior to accepting her first position as parish minister. She has served several churches in Canada and Western N.Y., in both parish ministry and interim ministry, most recently completing an interim year at the UU Church of Youngstown, OH. The board has appointed a Transition Team to work in assisting Martha for the duration of her time with us. We look forward to welcoming Martha!
Posted on Jul 03

[Youth Activities]UU Religious Educators Volunteers Needed
Don't miss this opportunity to work with our wonderful children. Religious education volunteers are needed for this fall. This commitment requires one to two Sundays a month from September through June. Training, curriculum, and lots of appreciation and support are offered. Contact Amy Wilks, Children and Youth RE Chair or Greta Porter, Director of Religious Education for more information.
Posted on Jun 17

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