The Mass Poor People’s Assembly and Moral March on Washington will be the largest digital gathering of poor, dispossessed and impacted people, faith leaders, and people of conscience. The increasing urgency of a broad movement led by the poor and most impacted is more apparent … read more.
In late May, 250 migrant workers will arrive in Henderson County carrying their possessions in plastic trash bags. We would like to let these workers feel welcome and appreciated. Last year, gift bags of essential items were distributed through the efforts of UUFH, Heart of … read more.
Rev. Don speaks of how religious communities are adapting in these times.
One of the few uplifting things about life in the era of COVD-19 is the outpouring of compassion for the most vulnerable among us. From the migrants working even harder and longer, to those with no home in which to shelter, we’re learning what it’s … read more.
Checking In:
As I write, I’m winding down from an intense five-day seminar for interim UU ministers. Like many of you, my colleagues and I are a weary lot.
This is the time of year most of us are looking forward to an extended break, so our … read more.
1. Familiarize yourself with the zoom controls that will be at the bottom of your screen. (See image above).
2. The first control is Mute. Depending on the meeting, you might automatically be muted upon entry. Click on it to unmute yourself if you need to talk.
3. If … read more.
What you’ll need:
Desktop, laptop, tablet, smart phone with a camera (for video meeting) or a phone for audio meeting. The experience is WAY better with video.
What does this mean?
You can be present while the meeting is happening real time; however, you’ll need to download … read more.
Pastoral Care
Are you experiencing anxiety about Covid-19? Has the separation from your UU community gotten you a bit down? Or, are there other issues troubling you? During these anxious times, please be reassured that there are UUFH folks here to listen and to lend … read more.
Checking In:
As you might have learned from board president, Susan Grider’s column, the board at it’s last meeting voted to extend the interim period from two to three years. It’s important to note the decision wasn’t made in haste, but after both formal and informal … read more.
Stewardship Update
In normal times, the UUFH Stewardship Team would have received a majority of the pledges by now and the UUFH Board would begin the process of adjusting the next fiscal year’s budget accordingly. However, these are not normal times and less than half of … read more.
