Have you heard about Arcadia? It’s a great way to help save the planet. Arcadia is a nationwide program that directs your local energy provider – such as Duke Progress Energy – to use renewable energy for 100% of the electricity supplied to your home. For our area, that’s wind power. UCF is an Arcadia member, ensuring that … Continue reading Join Arcadia – Use Green Energy!
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Several UCF and community members have participated in classes, book discussions, and film discussions on anti-racism over the last year. On March 21 the Social Action and Adult Religious Education Committees invited the congregation to brainstorm ways we, both as individuals and as a fellowship, could put into action some of the anti-racism ideas we … Continue reading Notes From Anti-Racism Meeting – March 21, 2021
Ryan Mroch attended our Children’s Religious Education classes before COVID. His mom, Kristi, is a UCF member. Ryan Mroch, an eighth grader at Morehead City Middle School, successfully hosted his first annual Carteret County Trash Trawl on April 24 at Gallants Channel. The trash trawl is a garbage collection competition but done in Big Rock … Continue reading Ryan Mroch Organizes and Leads Trash Trawl
Our Adult Spiritual Enrichment Committee presents programs designed to motivate and encourage spiritual, intellectual, social justice, or practical transformation in the lives of our members, our friends, and the community. Classes may come from UUA or other published curricula, an outside speaker, or a member of our congregation who has special knowledge in the field. … Continue reading About Adult Spiritual Enrichment
UCF’s Green Sanctuary and Adult RE Committees sponsored a nature hike, led by botanist and UCF member Tom Wentworth on Saturday, April 17, 2021. The hike took place on the Elliott Coues Nature Trail at Fort Macon State Park in Atlantic Beach. This is a 3-mile loop trail of moderate difficulty, wandering through the maritime … Continue reading UCF Group Enjoys Nature Hike
Demolition of the old sanctuary building at 2900 Bridges Street will begin in the next few weeks. Workers have already begun asbestos removal at the site, which will take a week or more. Watch for progress at the construction site as you drive by but DO NOT visit the construction site. You can enter the … Continue reading Demolition Will Start Soon
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UCF’s Social Justice Committee helps UCF to fulfill its vision of being a “visible presence in the community promoting a just world through…compassionate action”. This committee’s makeup is ever-changing – any member of the congregation can bring a social justice issue or project to a meeting for consideration, or they can join us to work … Continue reading About the Social Justice Committee
The Green Sanctuary Committee is dedicated to creating a religious community that has a fundamental commitment to living in harmony with the Earth. We do this by planning monthly events for our congregation and the community that focus on the environment through a combination of service projects, educating and advocating for environmental justice, and field … Continue reading About the Green Sanctuary Committee
