Donations for the Infant Pantry are collected on the first Sunday of each month. Most needed items are things for baby care - diapers (especially sizes 5 and 6), creams, shampoos,and lotions. Baby food and formula are not needed a this time. If you want to donate money, then the check should be made out to CCN (Community Compassionate Network) with memo “Infant Pantry.” Please contact Tom Moffit (moffi1tc@cmich.edu or 772-1602) with any questions.
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The #BlackLivesMatter meeting will take place next Thursday at 7 p.m. in the Terrace Room at the University Center on CMU's campus. Please join us!
You are all invited to our Community Justice Party fundraiser for MUUSJN on Saturday, January 30,
7:00-9:30 p.m.! Come join the fun as we raise support for social justice efforts – a silent auction of social justice items, a variety of musical and theatrical performances by youth and adults, a youth group bake sale, a cake walk and light refreshments. The suggested donation for adults is $10.00 (although more will be gratefully accepted for MUUSJN), and children are free (with child care provided for the nursery). If you need child care, please contact Norma Bailey at baile1nj@cmich.edu or at 989-560-3952 by Wednesday, January 27. Be sure to invite your friends and family members who are also interested in social justice for this fun and meaningful social event! Our Guest at Your Table boxes and the Stories of Hope from the Unitarian Universalist Service Committee (UUSC) were handed out at the worship service on Sunday, November 22, and we hope you have been sharing the stories and dropping your spare change in them since that time. We are going to collect the boxes at the January 24 worship service, so please bring them on that Sunday.
Sponsored by the Mid-Michigan Interfaith Coalition
Wednesday, January 20 at 7:00-9:00 p.m. at Veterans Memorial Library Annex Speaker: Regina Calcagno, Staff for the National LGBTQ Task Force • What are Religious Freedom Restoration Acts (RFRAs)? • How do they differ from Religious Freedom (in the Bill of Rights)? • Why should I and my congregation/faith community care about RFRA laws? • What can I and my congregation/faith community do about RFRA laws? Come join us as we learn about and discuss RFRA laws, how they impact us, and how we can talk about our faith and these laws! |
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