
Newsletter of the
August 2010
www.uucl.org
Worship
Services
Sunday, August
1, 11:00 am: “The Sixth Element and the
Seventh Principle”
Michael
Bomford will discuss the pivotal role of carbon, the sixth element, in the
interdependent web of life that UUs seek to respect. Disruption of the global
carbon balance is a symptom of broader ecological imbalance. Michael’s subject
deals with the intersection of chemistry and compassion. Michael works at Kentucky State University,
where he coordinates a research and extension program in organic agriculture.
Worship
Leader: Michael Bomford. Ushers:
Steven Taylor and James Beauvais.
Greeters: Liz Caras and Alex
Petros. Chalice Table: Hendrika Pauley. Board Member in Attendance: Jessi Fehrenbach.
Sunday, August
8, 11:00 am: “Life after The Help”
Coming to terms with our racist past… and
present, and how literature makes it possible.
Reading The Help will enrich
your understanding, but it is not necessary!
Music: UUCL Gospel Choir.
Worship
Leader: Rev. Cynthia Cain. Ushers:
Eric & Heidi Morrow. Greeters: Andy Weber and Toni O’Neil. Chalice Table: Shirley Dennis. Board Member in Attendance: Keven Bye.
Sunday, August
15, 11:00 am: Toy Story theology: “No One Left Behind”
Sounds Universalist to me! If you haven’t
seen Toy Story… come at 9:00am for a
free showing of Toy Story I, which
should give you the basics.
Worship
Leader: Rev. Cynthia Cain. Ushers:
Elizabeth Ricker and Dan Holman. Greeters: Rich Mason, Debbie Stoops, Lee & Colleen
Moureaux. Chalice Table: Ellen Bush.
Board Member in Attendance: Kathy
Cleary.
Sunday, August
22, 11:00 am: “Together On the Journey””
Rev. Matthew Cockrum, UU minister and
former UUCL member will be returning to the Bluegrass with his partner of 7 ½
years on a working honeymoon! He has agreed to give the homily today.
Worship
Leader: Rev. Cynthia Cain. Ushers:
Mac Reid and Susan Kelch. Greeters: Jeanne Van Arsdall and Dick & Donna
Loeffler. Chalice Table: Ruth Baer.
Board Member in Attendance: Ann
Coker.
Sunday, August
29, 11:00 am: “The Heart of Soul”
From Gospel to Blues to Hip-Hop. How music reminds us who we are and gives us
purpose, freedom and joy. Music: UUCL Choir.
Worship
Leader: Rev. Cynthia Cain. Chalice Table: Ellen Bush.
Board Member in Attendance: Shirley
Burress.
Softball
Let’s
have an impromptu, intergenerational, softball game (and picnic) after church
on Sunday, August 8. Bring bats, balls and
gloves. Also coolers with drinks and
food for your family, and lawn chairs.
Cynthesis:
Why
YOU should join a Chalice Circle this Fall
“Chalice
Circles” is our new name for Covenant Groups. This will be our fourth round of
Covenant Groups at UUCL; more than a hundred current members and friends have
enjoyed these groups and deepened friendships while learning, serving, and
supporting one another. The new round of Chalice Circles will begin in the
fall. Facilitators (we still need a few more… if you think you are qualified,
contact Cynthia asap) will be training in August, and sign-ups will take place
by early September.
What’s new
and different? This time, Chalice Circles will offer themed discussions. A few
examples of possible themes: prayer & spiritual practice; social justice
& service; history of our faith; LGBT issues; family systems; parenting as
a UU... the ideas are limited only by the imagination of the facilitator. YOU
will have the opportunity to choose from either a specific theme OR a day/time
that suit you.
Our
community consists of 311 members and well over 100 frequent participants. The
question that arises as we move from our recently adopted Vision statement to
specific ideas about mission and goals is: How
well do we care for one another? Our hope, as staff (and leadership), is
that we can utilize the Chalice Circles to improve our caring community. In the
past, this has happened in numerous instances, but we would like to make it a
bit more systematic. That said, Chalice Circles are not therapy groups and individuals will be discouraged from inappropriate use of the group’s time. The
idea is that we deepen relationships during the group time and allow then for
more one-to-one care giving outside the group when the need arises. So, we urge you to join a Chalice Circle!
Contact Cynthia or for more details, cpcain@uumag.or.
You are giving,
at most, two hours per month of your time to participate more fully and
meaningfully in the UUCL community. If you don’t participate in creating
community, it is hardly fair to complain that something is lacking! Think you don’t need such a group? Consider
this: maybe a chalice circle needs you!
ON CHURCH
ATTENDANCE:
Remember, we come to church not only for what we can get, but for
what we can give. Someone else may benefit from your presence, your smile, your
singing, your kind words, this Sunday. If you have been on long or short term
hiatus, I urge you... come back to church!
Love & Peace, Cynthia
Unitarian Universalist
Church of Lexington’s Vision
We
are building a caring community, open to all, that treasures free thought,
joyful celebration, lifelong learning, and generous service.
Giving Away the Plate in August
National Audubon Society
The offering from the first Sunday of each month is
given in its entirety to social justice projects outside of our Church (except
for those specifically marked as a commitment/pledge). The August 1 Offering will go to the National Audubon
Society, and their work to help the birds and other wildlife threatened by the
Gulf oil spill. In addition to providing
important resources for Audubon’s volunteers, today’s offering will also help
fund work to: aid birds already
suffering the oil’s deadly effects; protect now-unharmed wildlife in the path
of the spill, support sound public policy and to meet the long-term challenge
of restoring a devastated Gulf of Mexico ecosystem. For more information, visit http://www.audubon.org/.
Our
Journey Together
Religious
Exploration (RE) for Children, Youth and Families
Summer is...water splashing,
catching (and releasing) lightning bugs,
watermelon juice running down your chin,
smelling the Ponderosa pine (mmm delicious),
fresh picked berries & sweet corn,
warm summer showers,
sunsets like sherbet,
and play.
You do not have to leave
your home to experience the wonder of the summer season. Well, except for the Ponderosa pines with
bark smelling like cookies baking; those you can find around the Grand
Canyon. If you take a moment to set down
your tasks and flow with the moment, you can discover your summer joys!
If you have built castles in the air, your work need not be lost;
that is where they should be. Now put the foundations under them. ~ Henry David Thoreau,
US Transcendentalist author (1817 - 1862)
RE Committee
When the RE Committee met
in June, we discussed what we wanted to see RE offer, and how we could make it
happen. The major topics were: strengthening our relationships with families
(by providing events, support, and educational/spiritual components), and
developing Middle School and High School youth programs (local and regional
events, youth groups, leadership, volunteering, service projects, and
more). The Action-packed RE Committee
is: Davina Warner, Kim Browning,
Linda Richardson, Amy Byers-Figgs, Stephanie Weber, and... you! If you would like
to participate in the RE Committee contact the office, office@uucl.org. Your thoughts are important! If you have ideas or suggestions for the RE
Committee please let us know.
Thank you to everyone who helped with RE activities this
summer! Many hands make fun work!
Spirit Play
For Preschool/Kindergarten
children, Spirit Play is a
structured, Montessori based approach to learning through stories, and
experiences. Sunday, Aug. 29 right after
church, all parents are invited to experience Spirit Play downstairs in the
Pre/K area. If your child will
be attending Pre/K, you need to know what to
expect and how to help. The
children can play while we meet. This is a wonderful program, but it requires
planning, and consistent volunteers to be effective. Thank you for your support as we grow
together!
Unitarian Universalist History and Identity
This semester for Religious
Exploration (RE) classes, the theme is Unitarian Universalist History and
Identity. Toolbox of Faith will be offered in the Studios to give our
children and youth the UU tools they need to face the challenges in our
world. We will use stories, experiences,
and service projects for exciting hands-on learning. The adult volunteers get as much out of the
sessions as the kids do! Volunteers are needed:
·
Guides: A team of four alternate
Sundays working with a specific age group.
They get to participate in the class and do not need to prepare! Do you have four Sundays to spare between
Aug. 22nd and December 26th?
·
Leaders: For three Sundays, the
Leader is in the same room, leading the same activity with a different age
group each week. With your interests in
mind, Stacey designs the Studio and all resources & materials are provided.
·
Calling High School Students: If you want to help teach younger kids in RE,
let us know. It looks great on college
applications!
How To Register for RE
Paper forms are available
on the RE table at church every Sunday, or visit www.uucl.org, and click on "Religious Education" for the
on-line registration form. It is simple and takes only a few minutes! Thank you for keeping our information up to
date! If you register at the
Carnival on August 15th, or before August 22nd on-line,
you will be entered in a drawing to win a family friendly prize!
Thank you and congratulations to:
© Eric who completed the facilitation training for Our Whole Lives
for Young Adults & Adults. Eric
looks forward to offering this great class at UUCL!
© Heidi who completed the facilitation training for Our Whole Lives
for grades 7-9 & 10-12! We are glad
to have Heidi on our team of OWL facilitators!
Youth News
¶ Neighboring Faiths for
Junior High will continue this fall with monthly visits to places of
worship and engaging discussions.
¶ This is the Coming of Age
year for our teens. A letter with details of this amazing program, including a
trip to Boston, will be at your house soon.
If you have questions, please ask!
If you would like to be considered
for a Mentor position, let Cynthia Cain or Stacey Stone know soon.
¶ Financial Peace for Teens- Steve Stone & Martin Herbener are excited to offer a series
for teens about becoming financially responsible (games and challenges
too!). If you are interested please
contact Stacey and we will arrange the classes at a mutually convenient time.
¶ Open Mike Night at UUCL. Be sure that
Stacey has your email or facebook so you can help plan this event. Talents and enthusiastic audiences are
welcome. Date and time to be announced.
August Happenings:
ü Sunday, Aug. 1st: Recycle Creations with Stacey. Children
& youth will draw from their imagination and use reclaimed materials for
unique garden critters and decorations.
ü Sunday, Aug. 8th: Storytelling Adventures with Steven.
ü Saturday, Aug. 14th: Parents’ Night Out, 6:30-9pm. See page 5 for
information.
ü Sunday, Aug. 15th: The Children & Youth
will set up and run a Recycled Carnival
with games of their own invention. **There
will be a special booth to learn more about RE for the fall semester, ways
everyone can volunteer, and register your children & youth for RE.
ü Sunday, Aug. 22nd: RE Begins!
ü Sunday, Aug. 29th: Spirit Play intro after church
Wishing you joyful moments,
Stacey
Stacey
Stone, Director of Religious Exploration for Children & Youth
Music Notes
Report from the Unitarian
Universalist Musician's Network
“If we cannot connect emotionally,
then all is lost. This is the job of the singer.” ~ Dr. Stephen Altop, conductor of
UUMN Choir July 2010
Imagine a room with 300 people
and every time you look around, you remind yourself of two things: 1) Everyone
in the room is a musician and 2) Everyone in the room is a Unitarian. Then let
the grin spread across your face as wide as you want!
That was my constant feeling at the UU Musician's Network
Conference this past July 13-18. Each morning started with a service of
mediation, music and readings. This was followed by a two hour choir rehearsal
with over 200 singers, then workshops, noon time recitals, more workshops,
dinner and a special ethno-musicologist presenter.
As a choir participant, we sang
a Bach setting of Dona Nobis Pacem, a
Finnish arrangement of Deep River, a
commissioned work for the UUMN by Stephen Paulus, and a John Rutter arrangement
of Down By the Riverside. While the
experience was terrific, and it was very good to review numerous technical
singing issues and observe a powerful conductor at work, I took time to focus
on the direction of the music program at UUCL.
In UU World magazine, there is much written about making sure we are
not a stagnant organization and that we are open and welcoming to people of all
cultures. I see music as the avenue for this opening to occur. This does not
mean we UU musicians must stop doing Bach or Telemann or Brahms. But it does
mean we need to augment our repertoire to include music from around the world.
It is our job as music leaders to make this music accessible to our
congregations.
My gut feelings during my first
year as your Music Director were already headed down this road. The conference
confirmed my views that this is not only a true itinerary for us as an
international church, but also for our beloved UUCL. At UUCL, we have such an
open minded congregation where music is concerned and we will fill the cup with
music of great variety this year.
This kind of musical expansion
can take place in simple ways such as a Singing Meditation Practice or in
singing folk songs from around the world in ourservices. It can happen in
transformative ways by connecting with each other musically as we do a musical
exchange with local churches, not just UU churches. If it is true that Sunday
is the most segregated day of the week, let’s sing together to break that
boundary, let’s meet in music to say with our songs what we cannot always say
with words alone.
Choir
Rehearsals
¯ Wednesdays, August, 18, 25 and
Sept. 1, 7:00-9:00pm.
¯ Sundays, August, 22 and 29,
9:00-10:00am. The choir will sing at the
August 29th service.
Choir
Retreat
Saturday,
September 11, 11:00am – 6:00pm at UUCL.
Sally will provide lunch and hopes to have a Guest Choral/Vocal Workshop
leader. There will be a Singing
Mediation Practice, open to all, from 3:00-4:00pm. The retreat will end with a potluck supper.
Thank You
¯ To all the musicians who have
been so artfully and actively participating this summer in our services.
¯ To the congregation of UUCL for
the opportunity to attend the UUMN conference. It was a fabulous experience to
connect with so many fellow UU musicians from the entire country.
A Special Thank You to Alan Hersh for contributing to the UUCL Music Program through the
sale of his book, A Pianist’s Dictionary,
available at our Holley Bookstore.
Musically
yours,Sally
Sally McCord, Music Director
Holley
Bookstore News
Fair Trade Fundraising, New
Products from Hope for Women and More!
Can you
believe it is already August? Very soon
the kids will be heading back to school.
For many of us, that means they will soon be coming home with
fundraising catalogs. If you are not
happy with what your school is offering, then try to make a change! I would be happy to talk to you about how I
did just that at Stonewall Elementary and Winburn Middle Schools. Equal Exchange Fair Trade fundraising really
is a win-win situation! This is
fundraising that you and your organization can be proud to do!
This month I am excited to introduce
several new designs of Hope for Women’s beautiful and fun El Salvador line of
handmade cards. These are the cards that
have the intriguing flowered hair ladies on the front. I know some people have bought these cards
not to give them, but rather to frame them.
They are that pretty! Come by the
Holley Bookstore to meet Barbara, Amaryllis, Esperanza, Marta, and more. Soon I will be adding some of Hope for
Women’s new tagua bracelet styles and colors.
You can check them out ahead of time on Hope for Women’s website,
www.hopeforwomen.com. By supporting Hope
for Women we are helping women and their families in India, El Salvador, and
Columbia. I know that women in more countries
will benefit as new products are identified and added to the Hope for Women
line.
Equal Exchange (EE) Specials for August:
EE Decaffeinated Coffee $7.50
EE Ceylon Chai Tea $3.50
EE Panama Dark Chocolate Bar $2.50
EE Almonds $4.50
Very soon I will be adding two new chocolate bars from Equal
Exchange! Watch for more information. J
Enjoy the last few weeks of
summer! Keep using your Kroger gift
cards! Our most recent check was in the
amount of $421, not bad but we can do better. I sold 12 cards after Cynthia’s announcement
in July so hopefully we will see increases in our check amounts soon! I will be sure to let you know. I have Alan Hersh’s book, A Pianist’s Dictionary, at the Holley
Bookstore now. Stop by to purchase your
copy, with proceeds benefiting the Music program and the Holley Bookstore. Thank you!
Kim Browning
Parents’ Night Out
A New
Monthly Offering
Saturday, August, 14, 6:30-9:30pm at UUCL
¶
Fun for kids (ages 3 to 12)
¶
Relaxing for parents
¶
A fundraiser for RE!
Drop your kids off at the
church. We will have snacks, games and a
movie. Kids can wear their PJs and bring
a favorite blanket. Non-members are also
welcome with a signed waiver. $10.00 for the first child, $5 for each
additional child with a maximum of $20 per family. Parents may volunteer to earn credit for a
future month's outing. Make plans with
other UUCL parents and we will watch the kids! Fun for all!
Uniview Deadline
Wednesday, August 25 at noon
The August issue covers
Sept. 1 – Sept. 29
Items can be sent to office@uucl.org
Open Heart Yoga
Open Heart Yoga returns on Thursday Aug. 5 and Aug. 12 with an
Introductory Gentle Flow class, 7:00-8:15pm.
The introductory classes are $7/each.
Experienced and non-experienced students are welcome. Requirements: A Yoga mat and an open
heart. Contact Whitney for more
information, whitney@oh-yoga.com.
Watch for additional classes to start in mid-August.
Fund
Raising Committee News
Michael Johnathon, in Concert at
UUCL
Saturday Evening, October 2
Folk Singer, Michael Johnathon, is coming to UUCL on October 2!
Michael is well known in Lexington as the host of the weekly Woodsongs Old-Time Radio Hour which is
filmed and broadcast nationwide from the Kentucky Theatre. UUCL’s solo concert
will be a great chance to spend a full evening with Michael, experiencing his
songs, stories, humor, and commentary. It will also be a great chance to spend
social time with fellow UUCL members and Lexington area music fans, have fun,
build community, and raise needed funds for the church!
Over the next several weeks, UUCL will be getting the word out
around Lexington about the concert, selling tickets, designing and posting
posters, working out technical details of the sound stage, making concession
plans, and preparing the Great Hall for an evening of fun and community.
Volunteers are needed to help in all areas. If you would be interested in
helping out in any capacity, please contact the office
The UUCL Fund Raising Committee
meets twice per month on the first Sunday afternoon after the service and on
the third Wednesday at 7:00PM. The purpose of the group is to gather, discuss,
and help implement ideas related to church-wide fund raising. If you have any
questions about the fund raising committee, would like to be a part of it, or
submit ideas to it, please contact the office, office@uucl.org.
Don’t Forget About the Kroger Cards
Stop by the Holley Bookstore to get your card and learn how easy
they are to use.
UU Home
Hospitality Fundraiser
World
Equestrian Games – Sept. 25 thru Oct. 10
Got a spare furnished bedroom and
a spare bathroom? You probably can help
by being a host! You may offer:
·
Bed and
breakfast only. Breakfast can be
self-serve.
·
An entire
house or apartment.
·
Something in
between.
Advertised to UUs only,
primarily in UU World Magazine. All proceeds benefit UUCL. (Guests pay the church by check, or through
PayPal.)
To see our current listings and perhaps get a better idea of what is being
offered and pricing, visit http://www.uucl.org/weg.htm. (This is the page prospective guests are
given in our ads. You may request to NOT
to have some or all of your info posted here.)
To get more information about hosting or to download a host information form to
fill out, go to http://www.uucl.org/WEGHostInfo.htm. (There is also a link to this page on our
home page, http://www.uucl.org.)
Rain Barrels
Support our environmental mission by
keeping excess runoff out of the storm sewers, serve as free water for your
yard and garden in dry times, and raise funds to support UUCL programs. Rain
barrels are $85/each. You can order your
barrel by sending your check to the church office; mark “rain barrel” in the
memo line. Delivery within Fayette County can be arranged for an additional
$10. For more information, contact the office, office@uucl.org. All profits go
to support UUCL programming
“UU
101” Class
Sunday, August 1, right after the
service,
in the Conference Room
Visitors are invited to join Sarah Herbener, UUCL's Membership
Coordinator, for our "UU 101" informational class. We'll spend about 45 minutes talking about
the history and mission of Unitarian Universalism and about the life and work
of our congregation. This is a great way
to begin learning about our faith and to have any questions answered.
Refreshments
will be provided. If you cannot attend
the class but have questions, feel free to e-mail Sarah at membership@uucl.org.
Calling All UUCL Artists and Crafters!
Start planning now for our 9th Annual Fine Arts
and Crafts Fair
Sunday, November 14
A Pianist’s
Dictionary
Holley Bookstore is now selling A Pianist’s Dictionary, a newly released
book by Alan Hersh, former Music Director of UUCL. All proceeds from the book
sale will be divided between the Holley Bookstore and the UU Music program so
be sure to purchase your copy and encourage friends and family to get theirs as
well. The book is not technical and would make a great Holiday gift for people
on your giving list. See Kim at the Holley Bookstore on Sunday mornings.
Group/Committee News
Fundraising
Committee: Sunday, Aug. 1, 12:30pm in Classroom 1, and
Wednesday, Aug. 18, 7:00pm in the Conference Room.
UU Community of Frankfort: Sunday,
Aug. 1, Aug, 15 & Aug. 22, 4:00pm, The Unitarian Universalist Community of
Frankfort meets at the Frankfort Yoga Studio (306 West Main St., 3rd Floor of the McClure Bldg., in
Frankfort). www.frankfortuu.org.
UU Men's
Night Out: Tuesday, August 3, 7:00pm, at Atomic Café. We meet the 1st
Tuesday of each month for an evening fellowship. All UU men and friends are welcome.
UU
Christian Fellowship: Sunday, Aug. 8, 12:30pm, Conference Room. Do
you consider yourself both UU and Christian, or are you interested in exploring
Christianity as part of your spiritual journey?
If so, please come to our meeting.
For more information about the UU Christian Fellowship, please visit www.uuchristian.org.
Humanist
Forum: Wednesday, Aug. 11, 6:00pm in the UUCL
Orchard, for the Second Traditional
Annual Humanist Forum Family Potluck Picnic. See freethinkers,
atheists, agnostics, humanists, HUUmanists, et al in their natural habitat.
Meet their families; learn of their professions, their hopes, their fears,
their dreams. Bring something to share: food, drink, preconceived notions,
prejudices, curiosity, etc. "Family" means kids included; we'll have
someone designated to keep them from wandering off. In the event of rain, we'll
move into the Fellowship Hall.
UU Women
Dining Out: Thursday, Aug. 12, 6:30pm. We will dine at the Mandarin Restaurant
in Zandale Plaza. No reservations are necessary. No reservations are necessary.
Candle Making
Workshop:
Saturday, Aug. 14, 2:00pm in the Fellowship Hall. Sign up at the church or call Penny to let her
know if you wish to attend the workshop. Otherwise, in the interest of
conservation, she will make the candles at her home.
Moms’ Group: Saturday, Aug. 14, 10:30am, Classroom 2. Are you a mom? No matter what labels we use or what other
roles we play in your lives, the bond of motherhood ties us all together. Come share in that common bond with the UUCL
Moms’ Group. We meet the second Saturday
of every month.. Newcomers are ALWAYS welcome.
Interweave
Potluck Lunch: Sunday, Aug. 15,
after the church service. Interweave is
the GLBTQ and allies social/support group in the church. We welcome all interested people to
attend.
Breakfast
at the Catholic Action Center:
Saturday, Aug. 22, 8:30am. UUs
are invited to come and help cook breakfast for the homeless. We meet at the Center, 400 E. Fifth Street,
at 8:30am and are usually finished by 9:30 am.
Environmental
Task Force: Sunday, Aug. 22, 12:30pm in the Conference
Room. Practicing the Unitarian
Universalist 7th Principle - "Respect for the interdependent web of all
existence of which we are a part."
Peacemaking
Subcommittee: Sunday, Aug. 29, 12:30pm in Classroom 2.
Sitting Meditation: Sundays, 9:00am in the Allen House. Vipassana style meditation, in the tradition
of Thich Nhat Hanh. Please be on time
and remove shoes before entering.
Sunday Sangha: Sundays, 9:45am in the Allen House. A discussion group for adults; topics are
presented and discussed using the lens of Buddhism in an effort to apply its
principles to modern life. Although this
group uses elements of Buddhism, all paths are welcome. The topics change each week, so drop-ins are
also welcome.
LexCUUPS: Sundays 12:30pm, outside in the front circle
(or Allen House if the weather is bad). LexCUUPS
promotes the practice and understanding of Pagan and Earth centered
spirituality within a UU environment.
LexCUUPS provides opportunity for interfaith dialogue, and encourages
the development of theological and liturgical materials based on Pagan and
Earth centered spiritual perspectives.
They meet on Sundays after the service for program, discussion, and
business.
Lexington
Kentucky Progressive Announcements List
In an attempt to get the word out on matters of interest to folks
in the Lexington Kentucky Progressive/Alternative communities, UUCL Member,
Patrick Buck, has started a new Progressive Announcements List. The list will be way to find out about
cultural happenings, protests, volunteer opportunities, etc. While very Alternative Religion/Pagan, GLBT,
and Unitarian Universalist friendly, this is an independent list! It will be
moderated, so fear no spam! If you have
questions contact Patrick at plbuck@earthlink.net.
To join this new list, go to http://groups.yahoo.com/group/LexKyProgressiveAnnouncements/
UUCL Church Staff
Rev.
Cynthia Cain, Minister
Rev. Kelly Flood, Minister Emerita
Stacey
Stone, Dir. of Religious Exploration
Sally McCord, Music Director
Terese
Pierskalla, Office Administrator
Sarah
Herbener, Membership Coordinator
Nan
Mills, Custodian
Office
Phone: (859)
223-1448 Fax: (859) 223-9602 Church
Email: office@uucl.org Web
Site: www.uucl.org
Office
Hours: 9:00am – 4:00pm
Monday-Thursday; 9:00am – 12:00noon Friday
UUCL Board
of Directors 2010-2011
Eric Grulke, President Keven
Bye, Vice President
Jessi
Fehrenbach, 2011 Jessie
Bollinger, 2012 Ruth
Baer, 2013
Kathy Cleary, 2011 Betsy
Churchill, 2012 Shirley
Burress, 2013
Ann Coker, 2011 Don
Pickett, 2012 Eric
Morrow, 2013