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As folks trickle back into school next week (and beyond), please take a moment to send me your pics... 25 views Post not marked as liked uuseoffice Aug 21 2 min Order Of Service "Coffee House Worship" -- UUSE Virtual Worship, August 25, 2024 Gathering Music “Turn, Turn, Turn” by Pete Seeger/Ecclesiastes Pat Eaton-Robb, vocals, guitar Welcome and Announcements (Rev. Josh... 64 views Post not marked as liked uuseoffice Aug 20 4 min Other News Lend a Hand! Ways to help at the Holiday Fair When in doubt, email Fair Chair Desiree at fair@uuse.org to offer your time or your stuff. 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Search Results All (431) Blog Posts (117) Other Pages (311) Forum Posts (3) 431 items found for "" Blog Posts (117) "You're Invited!" -- UUSE Virtual Worship, September 1, 2024 Gathering Music Welcome and Announcements Centering Prelude Original Composition by Mary Bopp Introduction to the Service Chalice Lighting "You are Welcome Here" by Rev. Allison Palm We gather this morning on the brink of a new congregational year, Some of us come fresh from summer adventures, From wind and waves and sunshine. Some of us come broken down from summer losses, From tears and pain and heartache. Some of us come renewed from summer rest, From peace and solitude and contemplation. Some of us come wearied from summer monotony, From work and heat and sameness. Whoever you are, wherever you come from, whatever gifts and needs you bring, You are welcome here Opening Hymn #361 Enter, Rejoice, & Come In Words & Music by Louise Ruspini Enter, rejoice, and come in. Enter, rejoice, and come in. Today will be a joyful day; Enter, rejoice, and come in. Open your ears to the song. Open your ears to the song. Today will be a joyful day; Enter, rejoice, and come in. Open your hearts ev'ry one. Open your hearts ev'ry one. Today will be a joyful day; Enter, rejoice, and come in. Don't be afraid of some change. Don't be afraid of some change. Today will be a joyful day; Enter, rejoice, and come in. Reading 1 "Prayer for an Invitation" Poem by David Whyte I pray for you, world to come and find me, to see me and recognize me and beckon me out, to call me even when I lose the ability to call on you who have searched so long for me. I pray to understand the stranger inside me who will emerge in the end to take your gift. I pray for the world to find me in its own wise way. I pray to be wanted and needed by those I have learned to love and those I must learn to love. I pray to be wanted and needed by those I cannot recognize in my self-imposed aloneness. And I pray to be wanted and needed by those I wish to be wanted by. But I acknowledge the power of your beautiful disguise, and I ask for the patient heart of all things to understand the abiding fear I feel in following your unknown ways, in my fear of receiving, in my fear of taking your hand, in my fear of following your hidden, difficult and forever beckoning way Welcoming Visitors and Joys & Concerns Musical Response Reading 2 Reflection on Mary Oliver's poem: Invitation by Fay Adams There is an urgency in this poem. Mary begs us not to miss out on what is offered up to us. She says that especially here, especially now, especially when much of what we see and hear about is brokenness, we must not forget the feast that is offered up to us already. Simply by virtue of our being alive and being in the magnificent company of Life's abundance it is offered ... This could be the moment of revolution. Albeit a quiet and personal one. Here is the question I will take with me from this poem: even in my 'busy and very important day' (which every day needs to be!), can I let the wonders of Life change me? Invitation Poem by Mary Oliver Oh do you have time to linger for just a little while out of your busy and very important day for the goldfinches that have gathered in a field of thistles for a musical battle, to see who can sing the highest note, or the lowest, or the most expresive of mirth, or the most tender? Their strong, blunt beaks drink the air as they strive melodiously not for your sake and not for mine And not for the sake of winning but for the sheer delight and gratitude-- believe us, they say, it is a serious thing just to be alive on this fresh morning in the broken world. I beg of you, do not walk by without pausing to attend to this rather ridiculous performance. It could mean something. It could mean everything. It could be what Rilke meant, when he wrote: You must change your life . Offering Original Composition by Mary Bopp Sermon Closing Hymn #188 "Come, Come, Whoever You Are" Words adapted from Rumi Music by Lynn Adair Unger Come, come, whoever you are, Wanderer, worshipper, lover of leaving. Ours is no caravan of despair. Come, yet again, come. Extinguishing the Chalice "A First Step Faith" by Rev. Scott Tayler Go with faith, not the kind that is called to move mountains, but the quieter sort that calls us to take the first step even when the whole staircase sits beyond our view. And as we move toward the unseen may we notice that the way unfolds only as we risk traveling it that on this journey we are never alone. Amen Closing Circle May faith in the spirit of life And hope for the community of Earth And love of the light in each other Be ours now, and in all the days to come. Emmy's Friday Update Greetings CYM Families & Friends! As folks trickle back into school next week (and beyond), please take a moment to send me your pics from the first day! A slideshow of photos is a beloved part of our Homecoming service every year. We love to celebrate our students, teachers, professors, principals, paraeducators, homeschoolers, and anyone else who returns to work or study after the summer break. Photos must be submitted by September 3rd at the absolute latest, but the sooner the better please! Squeeze out the last bit of summer, and join us for a field day this Sunday with CYM, and art and music at the annual Coffee House service in the Sanctuary. If you haven’t registered for classes beginning on September 22, please do so now! 2024-2025 UUSE Children & Youth Ministry Program: Register here ! Here’s what’s happening in CYM on Sunday, August 25, 2024: Nursery: Childcare will be available in our nursery at 10 AM for children age 3 and under. Sunday Service: “Coffee House Worship” This is our annual, late summer, Sunday morning coffee house experience. Come join us for the fun! The service is at 10 am; you can attend at the meeting house or on Zoom. Visit www.uuse.org to sign up to get the Zoom link. Coordinator: Rev Josh Pawelek Field Day - Children and youth of all ages are invited to bring favorite outdoor games to share or choose from some UUSE classics! Participants should be prepared to spend the program hour outdoors. September 2024: September 8: Homecoming All Congregation Homecoming Service Blessing of the Backpacks ritual during service UUSE Homecoming Picnic after service September 15: CYM Orientation (All Parents and Volunteers should attend!) @ 11 AM Parent and Volunteer Orientation in Children’s Chapel Orientation for Youth Group participants in Youth Group Room Childcare for all ages (outdoors/classroom) Food provided for all groups @12:15 PM Childcare provider training for youth in Youth Group Room* September 22: Harvest Brunch & 1st Day of Classes @10 AM - Meet in the Children’s Chapel for an All Congregation Harvest Brunch between services (which happens to be the date of the pagan festival Mabon!) @11 AM - Children and Youth in 1st grade and up will join their families in the Sanctuary (as they will every Sunday), and will be dismissed after a Time For All Ages (TFAA). (Nursery is available beginning at 10:50 as usual.) September 29: 2nd Day of Classes All Congregation Fire Drill (alarm will not sound) We’re starting off with lots of opportunity to join in community as you are able. I hope to see you soon! *If your 7th-12th grader is interested in being on the list of certified babysitters for UUSE, they should attend this training. Childcare providers are recruited by several committees throughout the year, in line with our safe congregation policy, which offers youth opportunities for employment and a feeling of purpose and connection to our UUSE community. Feel free to reach out with any questions. Happy Late Summer! With Love and Gratitude, Emmy Galbraith dcym@uuse.org Cell: (860)576-7889 CYM Committee Members : Desiree Holian-Borgnis, Chair Michelle Spadaccini Paula Baker Sudha Sevins Committee email: uusecym@uuse.org Angela Attardo, CYM Program Assistant CYMAsst@uuse.org "Coffee House Worship" -- UUSE Virtual Worship, August 25, 2024 Gathering Music “Turn, Turn, Turn” by Pete Seeger/Ecclesiastes Pat Eaton-Robb, vocals, guitar Welcome and Announcements (Rev. Josh Pawelek) Centering Prelude “I Will” by Paul McCartney Sandy Johnson, vocals; Dan Thompson and Andy Ricci, guitars Chalice Lighting and Opening Words adaptation of Romans 12: 4-8 by Rev. Josh Pawelek Opening Song “Morning Has Broken” by Eleanor Farjeon Pat Eaton-Robb, vocals, guitar Morning has broken like the first morning, blackbird has spoken like the first bird. Praise for the singing! Praise for the morning! Praise for them, springing fresh from the Word! Sweet the rain’s new fall sunlit from heaven, like the first dewfall on the first grass. Praise for the sweetness of the wet garden, sprung in completeness where God’s feet pass. Mine is the sunlight! Mine is the morning, born of the one light Eden saw play! Praise with elation, praise every morning, God’s recreation of the new day! Emcee’s Intro (Gymm Morey) Original poem (to be announced) by Elizabeth Thomas “Feral Orison” by Alicia-Marie Lavoie Joys and Concerns Offering The recipients of our July and August community outreach offerings are the MACC Food Pantry, the Hockanum Valley Food Pantry, and CT Mutual Aid East of the River Food Pantry. As a reminder, you can also donate on our website. If you haven’t visited our new website, we highly recommend it. Lots to explore! There’s a yellow donate button in the top center of the home page. Offering Music "Nosebleeds" by Luke Harper Music and Poetry Original Song (to be announced) Nick Glomb, guitar and vocals “Independence Day” by Gretchen Peters (Martina McBride version) Kate Howard-Bender, guitar and vocals “Rearview Mirror” by Cory Clark “Girl from Ipanema” Antonio Carlos Jobim Sandy Johnson, vocals; Dan Thompson and Andy Ricci, guitars “Wisdom of Athena” by Bill Lautenbach "Healing Time On Earth" by John Denver Nancy Madar, guitar and vocals; Joe Madar, vocals Homily Closing song #131 “Love Will Guide Us by Sally Rogers led by Kate Howard-Bender Love will guide us, peace has tried us, hope inside us will lead the way on the road from greed to giving. Love will guide us through the hard night. If you cannot sing like angels, if you cannot speak before thousands, you can give from deep within you. You can change the world with your love. Love will guide us, peace has tried us, hope inside us will lead the way on the road from greed to giving. Love will guide us through the hard night. Extinguishing the Chalice Closing Circle May faith in the spirit of life And hope for the community of earth And love of the light in each other Be ours now, and in all the days to come. View All Other Pages (311) Looking for Help? | UUSE IMPORTANT PHONE NUMBERS Mental Health, Health, Suicide Prevention and Addiction Resources 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline 9-8-8 - call text or chat if you or someone you know has thoughts about suicide Mobile Crisis 2-1-1 is a statewide, community based and family supportive clinical intervention service for children & adolescents experiencing a behavioral or mental health crisis. Mobile Crisis provides rapid emergency crisis stabilization for children and their families as well as short-term follow-up care and connection to other services. Call 2-1-1 and ask for mobile crisis. A child can receive Mobile Crisis services in: Their home At school At their doctor’s office In the Emergency Department (ED) Any other community setting Arrive within 45 minutes or less Convenient Hours: Mobile hours are 6am-10pm M-F; 1pm-10pm weekends/holidays. Available by phone all other hours https://www.TurningPointCT.org - Mental Wellness Website for and by CT youth who want to chat, text, talk about young people in recovery from mental health and substance use issues. "We know what it’s like to feel alone, stressed, worried, sad, and angry. We’ve lived through the ups and downs of self- harm, drugs and alcohol, and the struggle to find help." Planned Parenthood of CT https://www.plannedparenthood.org/planned-parenthood-southern-new-england (birth control, STDs, HIV/AIDs testing, reproductive care, abortion https://www.plannedparenthood.org/online-tools/chat 1-800-230-PLAN Toivo - Center for Holistic Healing Hartford, CT Anti-Violence and Safety Resources CT Alliance to End Sexual Violence 24 Hour Hotline: 1-888-999-5545 ENGLISH (Call or Text) 1-888-568-8332 ESPAÑOL CT Coalition Against Domestic Violence (intimate partner violence, family violence) https://www.ctsafeconnect.org/ Help with Basic Needs United Way health and human services hotline 2-1-1 (help with food, child care, housing, fuel, other basic needs) https://www.211ct.org/ Worship | UUSE Worship August Ministry Theme: none Service Schedule. On May 26 we moved to a single 10:00 AM service and will resume with two services after Labor Day. We broadcast the 11:00 or the single service in Zoom. Our Zoom login and call-in information is shared through the congregational eblasts on Wednesdays and Saturdays. To subscribe to the congregational eblast, please send a message to uuseoffice@uuse.org or contact Annie Gentile in the UUSE office to arrange another method of receiving relevant information. August 4: “Sacred Words.” This Sunday we reflect on how poetry serves as an essential conduit to spirituality, featuring original poems and music from members of UUSE. Coordinator(s): Gianna DiMaiolo August 11: “Unearthing Our Spiritual Roots.” For many, gardening in the summer is a spiritual practice. From tending small plants, to harvesting their bounty, gardening nourishes both our bodies and our souls. Join us for this mid-summer service as members share the roots of their spiritual connection to gardening. Coordinator(s): Sandy Karosi and Kate Kimmerle August 18: “Ritual and Repetition: Pathways to Spirituality. ” We explore how familiarity with the patterns of ritual deepens the ease into a meditative state. Join us for a two-part harmony as Laurie speaks of “In Search of Ritual" and Michael offers “Over and Over Again! Breath, Mantras, Meditation, and Movement. Presenters: Laurie Kelliher and Michel Michaud Coordinator(s): Anne Vogel August 25: “Coffee House Worship.” This is our annual, late summer, Sunday morning coffee house experience. Interested in performing a song, poem, karate routine, drum solo? Contact Rev. Josh at minister@uuse.org or 860-646-5151. Kids welcome! Coordinator(s): Rev. Josh Pawelek Annual Appeal | UUSE 2024-25 Annual Appeal "Gratitude makes sense of our past; brings peace for today; and creates a vision for tomorrow." (Melody Beattie on BrainyQuote.com) Dear Members and Friends, This year the theme for our Annual Appeal is “Gratitude for Our Community”. Each of us has our own reasons for the deep gratitude we feel for UUSE. We have many shared memories of challenges and blessings. Here are some highlights of things we are grateful for this year: ​ First, and most important, is our gratitude to our volunteers who do so much for this church. Their dedication, their creative ideas, their service to other members, their spirit of hope and their commitment to a better life for all. Our volunteers are the lifeblood of our community, and we are deeply grateful. Our donors rallied to the cause when the Buildings and Grounds team presented their assessment on our aging property! They increased their pledges significantly so that we can build a Building Reserve fund to cover the repair and replacement costs. We found a wonderful person to fill our CYM director position. Emmy Galbraith brings a warm, kind, and wise leadership to our children’s ministry. With the combined efforts of NLDC and the Finance community, we partitioned the Finance chair into three positions: Finance Chair, Treasurer, and a part-time, paid bookkeeper. Some highlights of our preliminary financial budget for Fiscal Year 24-25 include: COLA increases and a few adjustments for staff salaries and benefits, the cost for the new bookkeeper, our commitment to building up the reserve fund for our building and grounds, a reduction in our UUA dues to 90% of the UUA request (to assist in achieving a balanced budget), our youth affirmation budget which occurs every other year, and our ongoing commitments to community outreach. Your donations keep the spirit of our church alive and well. They are much appreciated and will be used well. ​ Please complete your pledge form (and EFT if you chose that option) and mail to the church office or give to your steward by March 31st. As always, we are deeply grateful for your generous giving. We are all stewards of Unitarian Universalist Society East. If you have any questions, you can contact any one of us on the Stewardship Committee. For your current pledge amount, please contact the church office at 860-646-5151. ​ Yours in spirit, Patricia Wildes, Louisa Graver, Jean Knapp, Larry Lunden, Stan McMillen, Phil Sawyer How Much? Pledge Form EFT Form Ways to Give View All Forum Posts (3) Welcome to the Forum In General Discussion · March 9, 2023 Share your thoughts. Feel free to add GIFs, videos, hashtags and more to your posts and comments. Get started by commenting below. 0 0 2 Forum rules In General Discussion · March 9, 2023 We want everyone to get the most out of this community, so we ask that you please read and follow these guidelines: Respect each other Keep posts relevant to the forum topic No spamming 0 0 3 Introduce yourself In General Discussion · March 9, 2023 We'd love to get to know you better. 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