The Outreach Committee will meet in early August to select the Split-the-Plate recipients for the next several months. If any St. Johners would like to recommend a nonprofit for consideration, please forward your suggestions to Deb Potochnik at potochnik60@gmail.com before August 1st.
These General Assembly (GA) highlights relate to the work of the Article II Study Commission. Article II of the Unitarian Universalist Association (UUA) Bylaws, Principles and Purposes, is the foundation for all of the work of our UUA and its member congregations and covenanted … read more.
First, we have some good news: the detailed architectural plans to guide the sanctuary façade restoration have been completed and we are preparing to hire the subcontractors for this work. We anticipate construction to begin Aug. 1.
Now, other important information! The 2022 St. John’s Master … read more.
Please remember to bring in nonperishable foods for neighbors in need at Angel’s Arms at the North Fairmount Community Center. You can place them in the large wicker basket at the front of the sanctuary.
Thank you.
We are actively preparing for the Annual Meeting on June 5th, when members will be asked to adopt the bylaw changes – see proposed changes, adopt a budget for 2022-2023, vote on starting a capital campaign and elect Board members, Fund Trustees, and … read more.
The fun- and fundraising event we’ve missed during Covid-time is back! We hope you can all join in with fun, donations, bidding and buying.
WHAT: Our most important annual (pandemics not included) fundraising event!
Enjoy refreshments, watching Erin do the live auction, silent auctions, childcare, the company of … read more.
La Soupe is the May recipient of our split-the-plate donation and this is its mission: Rescue. Transform. Share. Inspire. Educate. Nourish.
La Soupe chefs and volunteers use rescued food to create delicious, healthy meals to share with partner agencies across the Greater Cincinnati area who distribute soups … read more.
The Cincinnati Interfaith Workers Center (CIWC) was established in March 2005 to mobilize, educate and organize low wage and immigrant workers to achieve positive systemic change. Efforts are designed to give low-income workers from all walks of life the opportunity to creatively challenge the power relationships with their employers and improve … read more.
STARTING APRIL 25: LOCAL UUs EXPLORE CINCINNATI’S SYSTEMIC RACISM AT UUCGC’S ANTI-RACISM CIRCLE
The UU Council of Greater Cincinnati (UUCGC), of which St. John’s is a member, will collaborate with the Intercommunity Justice and Peace Center (IJPC) to offer its popular new docuseries “Race and Racism in Cincinnati” as the … read more.
Thematic Thursday, Feb. 17: Daoism
As a new lunar new year starts, we turn our attention east to explore Daoism. Consider reading this article beforehand: https://psyche.co/guides/how-to-wander-free-and-easy-through-life-by-being-useless.
You are welcome to join us for a lively discussion starting at 6 p.m. Feb. 17.
https://zoom.us/j/97588999177?pwd=T3FDNThVTGVQME1RTnBlUjN4R21PQT09
Meeting ID: 975 8899 … read more.
