Our July Newsletter is now available to view or download:
UUFJC Newsletter, Flame on the Water July 2021

Sunday morning, we were invited to join Unitarian Universalists from all over our country and world as the UU Association wrapped up its annual General Assembly with a special online worship service.  The service was led by the First Universalist Church of Minneapolis, Minnesota.  Members and clergy young and old offered reflections on how easily the times we live in can break our hearts, how we pray and hope for a brighter future, but praying and hoping is not enough.  In the words of a reading by Theresa I Soto, "Everything is still on fire.  ...  In addition to living, it is clear that --- fire or not --- you must level-up in what it means to thrive."  How can we level up beyond small dreams that only tinker with the lines that divide us?  How can we level-up beyond paternalistic concern for the underprivileged to honor their self-chosen escapes into freedom and build a world they could happily return to?  How can we level up beyond avoiding discomfort and into engaging with compassion and joy?  Are we as a nation and as a faith ready to become who love calls us to be?  What will be our next step into that new level of thriving?

The full service is now available to view on the UUA website: https://www.uua.org/ga/off-site/2021/sunday-worship

For those who would also like to keep up with our neighbors at the UU Church of Columbia, their service is now available to view online: https://youtu.be/cGngb7SjfJs

Next Sunday, July 4th:

Adult Forum - 9:15 am

In-person only this week, off-site:
"The Creative Process and the Artistic Mind," Penny Jarden

We will meet at the speaker's business, "The Art Gallery Studio" at 1014 Northeast Drive, within walking distance of our own building.  Join us for our first-ever off-site forum!

Service - 10:30 am

"Art of the Possible: How to Keep or Give Away Democracy," Rev. Mike Adamek
In this Bicentennial Year for the State of Missouri, I want to look to the past and present attempts in our state and in our nation to give democracy away. It has not happened yet because we are a nation of laws and customs. Both were under attack in our history, by both nativists and progressives and both are currently under attack today from factions from the political right and left for what they consider the very best of reasons.

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All are currently welcome to attend services in person at our building and watch our Zoom service together.  Vaccinations or masks are required.

If you have a joy or concern that you would like to have read during a service, please submit it by noon on the Friday before through our website: http://uufjc.org/joys--concerns.html
Online services will also include an opportunity to share Joys and Concerns via text chat.

UUFJC News and Events this week:

For accessibility and convenience, we now have an option to donate to our Fellowship online through PayPal: Donate to UUFJC
You can also mail donations and pledges to:
UUFJC
Attn: Treasurer
PO Box 1245
Jefferson City, MO 65102
Thank you for being with us and supporting us!

Results are in from our Rummage Sale, and we have made $930 so far, with eBay sales still to come.  Many thanks to everyone who donated and volunteered to make the sale a success!

Note: If you have any items you are considering donating to the fellowship, please contact a board member to discuss the possibility. This prevents problems with items suddenly appearing in the building and people having to figure out what to do with them, including possibly discarding them. Thank you,

We have a text-message list to send reminders about our upcoming Zoom events to those who wish to receive them on their mobile phones.  If you would like to be included, contact Katherine Connor: [email protected]

Community Pantry update: due to concerns regarding heat and food safety, we will not have any canned goods in the pantry until September 1.  All canned goods with an expiration date prior to September were donated to Building Community Bridges.   We will still stock our pantry this summer with other non-perishable items.  Donation Ideas:  hot or cold cereal, grits, pasta, snacks, salt and pepper, boxed side dishes, crackers, shampoo & conditioner, shower sponges, body wash, dish detergent and dish towels, family tea bags, coffee, etc.  For more information, contact Joan Kurtzeborn at [email protected].  Reimbursements are available; contact our treasurer, Bob Antweiler: [email protected].

Alberta Mobley is now offering chair yoga classes Tuesdays at 9 am in our building to those who are fully vaccinated against covid-19.  Donations requested.  Contact Alberta for more information.

On Thursdays at 5:30 pm, Katherine Connor hosts a weekly Zoom Happy Hour for UUFJC Members and Friends to gather and check in.
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On Fridays at 1 pm, Robin Duple of the UU Church of Columbia hosts a weekly Zoom get-together for crafters and creators of all stripes and has invited UUFJC members and friends to join in.  For more information, visit the UUCC website:   https://uucomo.org/event/crafting-club-online-weekly/all/

Resuming this Saturday, July 3rd, Jan Harcourt is offering Gentle Yoga classes at our building Saturday mornings at 11 am.  Vaccinations required.  Donations requested.  Contact Jan for more information.

Our building is reserved by community groups Wednesdays and Saturdays starting at 6 pm; Tuesdays and Thursdays starting at 5:30 pm; and Sundays starting at 7 pm.  If you have access to our building, please allow privacy at these times.

Community Events this week:

This Thursday, July 1st is the scheduled monthly meeting of the local chapter of Moms Demand Action for Gun Sense in America.  Contact Susan Randolph for meeting information.

For more events, see our online calendars:

UUFJC EventsVirtual Gatherings
Affiliated Events 
Religious Education
Building Use (other)
Community Events  

Sunday morning, Rev. Nancy TannerThies joined us to continue exploring our monthly theme of Play.  Rev. Nancy defined play as things we do freely, not because of necessity or practical benefit but for their own sake.  But "aimless frolic," while important, is not all there is to play.  Play is necessary as a form of learning, and what Rev. Nancy termed "deep play" can lead us into selfless transcendence.  At times we are blocked from play and especially deep play because it can be so impractical; we face risks of embarrassment, discomfort, sometimes even injury, in return for gains that are not obvious.  Play is accident prone --- but, Rev. Nancy said, "Enlightenment is an accident."  And fortunately, opportunities for play are almost always close at hand.

For those who would also like to keep up with our neighbors at the UU Church of Columbia, their service is now available to view online: https://youtu.be/RVH3W4kKLGs

Next Sunday, June 27th:

Adult Forum - 9:15 am

Discussion led by Bob Boldt.
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Service - 11 am - (note this is not our usual time)

Our building will be open for all who wish to gather and view the Sunday service at the national Unitarian Universalist Association's General Assembly:  "Until Love Wins" – Today’s challenging times require a nimble and resilient spirituality. We need a demanding, inspiring faith and a love strong enough that it will not let us go. Join us as we draw the circle wide, gather our strength, and promise to stay in the struggle and joy until love wins.

Vaccinations or masks are required for those who wish to view the service at the UUFJC Building.

We will not be sharing the service via Zoom.  However, members, friends, and the public are all invited to stream the service directly from the UUA at https://www.uua.org/ga/off-site/2021/sunday-worship

If you have a joy or concern that you would like to have read during a service, please submit it by noon on the Friday before through our website: http://uufjc.org/joys--concerns.html

Adult Religious Education Session Canceled.
The Adult RE session June 27th has been canceled.  Adult RE will return July 11th.

UUFJC News and Events this week:

For accessibility and convenience, we now have an option to donate to our Fellowship online through PayPal:  Donate to UUFJC
You can also mail donations and pledges to:
UUFJC
Attn: Treasurer
PO Box 1245
Jefferson City, MO 65102
Thank you for being with us and supporting us!

Submissions for our July newsletter were due June 20, 2021.  Please e-mail any last minute items to Laura Gilkey ASAP: [email protected].

We now have a text-message list to send reminders about our upcoming Zoom events to those who wish to receive them on their mobile phones.  If you would like to be included, contact Katherine Connor: [email protected]

Community Pantry update: due to concerns regarding heat and food safety, we will not have any canned goods in the pantry until September 1.  All canned goods with an expiration date prior to September were donated to Building Community Bridges.   We will still stock our pantry this summer with other non-perishable items.  Donation Ideas:  hot or cold cereal, grits, pasta, snacks, salt and pepper, boxed side dishes, crackers, shampoo & conditioner, shower sponges, body wash, dish detergent and dish towels, family tea bags, coffee, etc.  For more information, contact Joan Kurtzeborn at [email protected].  Reimbursements are available; contact our treasurer, Bob Antweiler: [email protected].

Alberta Mobley is now offering chair yoga classes Tuesdays at 9 am in our building to those who are fully vaccinated against covid-19.  Donations requested.  Contact Alberta for more information.

This Wednesday, June 23rd through Sunday, June 27th, our national parent organization, the Unitarian Universalist Association holds its annual General Assembly.  "GA" is once again virtual this year.  For more information and off-site participation options, visit https://www.uua.org/ga.  We will be streaming the Sunday morning GA worship service at our building and all are invited to stream it at home as well; see above.

On Thursdays at 5:30 pm, Katherine Connor hosts a weekly Zoom Happy Hour for UUFJC Members and Friends to gather and check in.
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On Fridays at 1 pm, Robin Duple of the UU Church of Columbia hosts a weekly Zoom get-together for crafters and creators of all stripes and has invited UUFJC members and friends to join in.  For more information, visit the UUCC website:   https://uucomo.org/event/crafting-club-online-weekly/all/

Later this Friday, June 25th, is our monthly Salvation Army meal.  If you can help provide or serve food for those in need, please contact Bob Antweiler at [email protected].  Serving begins at 5 pm; please arrive early to help prepare.  Reimbursements are available for food purchases; ask Bob Antweiler for more information.

This Saturday, June 26th, some of our members and friends are participating in a Celebration of Life event to honor dearly departed UUFJC member Judi Jecmen.  The event will be held at Capital City Productions, 719 Wicker Lane, from 1 to 4 pm with a blessing at 2 pm.  Guests are invited to wear purple, Judi's favorite color.  All who knew and loved Judi are welcome
Email [email protected] with any questions.

Our building is reserved by community groups Wednesdays and Saturdays starting at 6 pm; Tuesdays and Thursdays starting at 5:30 pm; and Sundays starting at 7 pm.  If you have access to our building, please allow privacy at these times.

Community Events this week:

Monday, June 21st at 6:30 pm in their Art Gallery, Missouri River Regional Library presents an Author Talk by Kathy Schrenk, author of Katy Trail: A Guided Tour Through History.  Registration required; audience limited to 25.  Much of the Katy Trail parallel the Missouri River, placing trail users squarely in the footsteps of Daniel Boone’s late-in-life frontier explorations and the first stretch of the Lewis and Clark expedition. The first rails of the MKT—or Missouri-Kansas-Texas—Railroad were laid in the 1860s, but more than a century later, when the MKT owners were set to retire the rail line, cyclists and preservationists conceived the country’s longest Rails to Trails project now stretching 237 miles. Author Kathy Schrenk started riding the rail trails of the Midwest with her aunt and uncle as soon as she was old enough to pedal. She has worked as a newspaper reporter and magazine writer for 25 years. While living in California for more than a decade, she became an experienced cyclist and outdoorswoman. In 2013, she returned to the Midwest, determined to find the best outdoor experiences the region had to offer. She started and leads a social media hiking group for families that has more than 2000 members. Her first book, Best Hikes with Kids: St. Louis and Beyond, was released in 2018. In her new book, Katy Trail: A Guided Tour Through History, she provides insider tips on each section of the trail and shows readers the way to enjoy centuries of history along miles and paths of scenic river country.  Contact Madeline Matson.  For more on Library events, visit MRRL.org.

Wednesday, June 23rd at 6:30 pm in their Art Gallery, Missouri River Regional Library presents the latest installment of the LU-MRRL Lecture Series: "Marijuana: Just the Facts."  Registration required; audience limited to 25.  The legalization of marijuana is picking up steam in the United States. Proponents tout the medicinal benefits of the substance. Opponents assert the dangers. How do we know fact from fiction when it comes to marijuana? Participants in this presentation will learn the physical, emotional, behavioral, and cognitive effects of marijuana in the body based on neuroscience. We will NOT say “Drugs are bad,” “Marijuana is a cure-all” or debate the issue. It’ll be “Just the Facts,” presented by Dr. James M. Smith, licensed professional counselor and Lincoln University faculty member.  Contact Madeline Matson.  For more on Library events, visit MRRL.org.

Friday, June 25th at 6 pm, MRRL presents Music at the Library: Faded Youth.  Join us outside on the Adams Street side of the library for an evening of classic rock, R&B and country music by mid-Missouri’s fantastic Faded Youth band.  Contact Madeline Matson.  For more on Library events, visit MRRL.org.

Our neighbors at Vipassana Buddhist Church / Center for Buddhist Development are preparing to return to in-person events.  Their Sunday morning online services are currently on hold, and this week will be their last Zoom-based meditation night Thursday at 7 pm.  For more information and for updates on their plans going forward, please contact [email protected].


For more events, see our online calendars:

UUFJC Events
Virtual Gatherings
Affiliated Events 
Religious Education
Building Use (other)
Community Events  

Sunday morning, we were invited to join our neighbors at the Unitarian Universalist Church of Columbia for online services with a message from their sabbatical minister, Rev. Dr. C. W. Dawson.  As Rev. Dawson reflected, June is an exciting month: it's Pride Month for the LGBTQIA+ community; it's the month of Juneteenth, commemorating Black Americans' emancipation from slavery; and it is also Black Music Month.  Rev. Dawson took the occasion to share four spiritually significant qualities of Black Music that are open to all people:

• Black Music has a Beat.  It expresses the rhythm of life that calls us toward wholeness.
• Black Music is about Identity: Even when you feel invisible and powerless, Black Music says that you are somebody, and that you are part of a power for justice larger than yourself.
• Black Music lifts up Improvisation: Amid the changes of life, we all need the ability to be flexible and spontaneous, to engage with the moment --- to improvise.
• And Black Music teaches that our Condition is Not our Conclusion: We may feel ourselves in difficult times now.  The Black Music tradition was formed out of many difficult times of slavery and oppression and still sings out belief that faith, right action, and sacred power will bring us to a better world.

The full service is now available to view online: https://youtu.be/fee1TY7na2o

Also, many thanks to everyone who helped with our Rummage Sale on Saturday!

Next Sunday, June 20th:

Newsletter Submissions Due.
Please e-mail your items for our July newsletter to Laura Gilkey at [email protected].

Adult Forum - 9:15 am

"Voices from the Border," Patt Behler
The newly published book Hear My Voice, compiled by Warren Binford for Project Amplify includes Testimonies of Children Detained at the Southern Border of the United States; two copies will be exhibited and used for more information and  with illustrations  by informed artists. Our concern for these young lives will be discussed. Come with your comments to add.
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Service - 10:30 am

Rev. Nancy TannerThies
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All are currently welcome to attend services in person at our building and watch our Zoom service together.  Vaccinations or masks are required.  For more information, contact Katherine Connor at [email protected].

If you have a joy or concern that you would like to have read during a service, please submit it by noon on the Friday before through our website: http://uufjc.org/joys--concerns.html
Online services will also include an opportunity to share Joys and Concerns via text chat.

UUFJC News and Events this week:

For accessibility and convenience, we now have an option to donate to our Fellowship online through PayPal:  Donate to UUFJC
You can also mail donations and pledges to:
UUFJC
Attn: Treasurer
PO Box 1245
Jefferson City, MO 65102
Thank you for being with us and supporting us!

We now have a text-message list to send reminders about our upcoming Zoom events to those who wish to receive them on their mobile phones.  If you would like to be included, contact Katherine Connor: [email protected]

Community Pantry update: due to concerns regarding heat and food safety, we will not have any canned goods in the pantry until September 1.  All canned goods with an expiration date prior to September were donated to Building Community Bridges.   We will still stock our pantry this summer with other non-perishable items.  Donation Ideas:  hot or cold cereal, grits, pasta, snacks, salt and pepper, boxed side dishes, crackers, shampoo & conditioner, shower sponges, body wash, dish detergent and dish towels, family tea bags, coffee, etc.  For more information, contact Joan Kurtzeborn at [email protected].  Reimbursements are available; contact our treasurer, Bob Antweiler: [email protected].

Alberta Mobley is now offering chair yoga classes Tuesdays at 9 am in our building to those who are fully vaccinated against covid-19.  Donations requested.  Contact Alberta for more information.

On Thursdays at 5:30 pm, Katherine Connor hosts a weekly Zoom Happy Hour for UUFJC Members and Friends to gather and check in.
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On Fridays at 1 pm, Robin Duple of the UU Church of Columbia hosts a weekly Zoom get-together for crafters and creators of all stripes and has invited UUFJC members and friends to join in.  For more information, visit the UUCC website:   https://uucomo.org/event/crafting-club-online-weekly/all/

Our building is reserved by community groups Wednesdays and Saturdays starting at 6 pm; Tuesdays and Thursdays starting at 5:30 pm; and Sundays starting at 7 pm.  If you have access to our building, please allow privacy at these times.

Community Events this week:

Tuesday, June 15th at 6:30 pm in their Art Gallery, Missouri River Regional Library presents: "Alzheimer’s Disease Awareness: Recognizing the Signs and How to Minimize Risk."  Registration required; audience limited to 25.  Join Joe Pallikkathayil and Christa Roehl as they discuss the 10 signs of Alzheimer’s and how to minimize risk, as well as community activities that spread awareness of this devastating disease. Joe is an employee of the Alzheimer’s Association and serves as manager of the Walk to End Alzheimer’s for Jefferson City, Lake of the Ozarks and Rolla. He also manages The Longest Day for the Greater Missouri Chapter and is a part-time caregiver to his father who is living with dementia. Christa has been a volunteer for the Alzheimer’s Association for five years, chairing the Walk to End Alzheimer’s Awareness Day, and advocating on both the state and federal level to help those touched by the disease.  Contact Madeline Matson.  For more on Library events, visit MRRL.org.

Our neighbors at Vipassana Buddhist Church / Center for Buddhist Development offer meditation nights via Zoom at 7 pm on Thursdays.  Online Sunday services at Vipassana are temporarily on hold.  They plan to resume in-person events July 1st.  For more information, contact [email protected].


For more events, see our online calendars:

UUFJC EventsVirtual Gatherings
Affiliated Events 
Religious Education
Building Use (other)
Community Events  

Sunday morning, Rev. Mike Adamek joined us to begin our theme for June: Play.  Rev. Adamek talked about the important spiritual value of play as a path to spiritual re-creation, above and beyond simple relaxation. It is an active act of participation, requiring imagination and creativity, that involves losing oneself by connecting to something worthwhile. It is a type of communion that brings joy and results in a gain of energy. He talked about the importance of play in a balanced spiritual life, and afterward, we discussed the role and importance of play in our own lives..

Don't forget: UUFJC's annual Rummage Sale will be returning this coming Saturday, June 12th from 7 am to noon!  Please be on the lookout for gently-used items you can donate to support our Fellowship; storage space at our building is available.  We also need extra tables if you have any you can lend, and lots of volunteers for setup, sale day, and cleanup.  All this week, our building is reserved for sale setup and other events there will be on hold   If you have items stored at the Fellowship that are not intended for sale, please take them home or label them clearly (we have had accidents before).  For more on donating and getting involved with the sale, contact Bob Antweiler ([email protected]) and Lisa Sanning ([email protected]).

If you would also like to keep up with our neighbors at the UU Church of Columbia, their service from this morning is now available to view online: https://youtu.be/5VdPXmuvRxo

Next Sunday, June 11th:

Adult Forum - 9:15 am

"Experiences Teaching in the Prison," Charlotte Parsons
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Service - 10:30 am

We are not holding UUFJC services this week.  However, our building will be open for those who wish to gather in person and share the online services of our neighbor congregation, the Unitarian Universalist Church of Columbia (see below).  Masks or vaccinations required.

UU Church of Columbia Online Services - 10:30 am
When we are not holding our own online services, UUFJC members and friends have been invited to join in online services with our neighbors at the UU Church of Columbia.  For more information, Zoom links, and recordings of past services, visit https://uucomo.org/

First UU Church of Springfield Online Services - 11 am
We have also been invited to join our neighbors at First UU of Springfield, MO for online services, some featuring messages from current First UU pastor and longtime friend of UUFJC, Rev. Michelle Scott-Huffman.  For more information and recordings of past messages, visit https://springfielduu.org/

Adult Religious Education - 1:30 pm

Our Adult Religious Education series via Zoom, led by our RE Instructor Samantha Porter and based on a UUA Tapestry of Faith curriculum, “Building the World We Dream Of.”
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UUFJC News and Events this week:

For accessibility and convenience, we now have an option to donate to our Fellowship online through PayPal:  Donate to UUFJC
You can also mail donations and pledges to:
UUFJC
Attn: Treasurer
PO Box 1245
Jefferson City, MO 65102
Thank you for being with us and supporting us!

We now have a text-message list to send reminders about our upcoming Zoom events to those who wish to receive them on their mobile phones.  If you would like to be included, contact Katherine Connor: [email protected]

UUFJC's free community pantry is now open and being used!  We have an ongoing need for donations and for volunteers to check and restock the pantry.  If you would like to help, contact Joan Kurtzeborn at [email protected].  Reimbursements are available; contact our treasurer, Bob Antweiler: [email protected].

As noted above, our building is reserved all this week for Rummage Sale preparation, and your help would be appreciated!  For more on donating and getting involved with the sale, contact Bob Antweiler ([email protected]) and Lisa Sanning ([email protected]).

On Thursdays at 5:30 pm, Katherine Connor hosts a weekly Zoom Happy Hour for UUFJC Members and Friends to gather and check in.
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On Fridays at 1 pm, Robin Duple of the UU Church of Columbia hosts a weekly Zoom get-together for crafters and creators of all stripes and has invited UUFJC members and friends to join in.  For more information, visit the UUCC website:   https://uucomo.org/event/crafting-club-online-weekly/all/

As noted above, this Saturday, June 12th from 7 am to noon is our annual Rummage Sale!  Please come shop, spread the word, and volunteer if you can!  For more on donating and getting involved with the sale, contact Bob Antweiler ([email protected]) and Lisa Sanning ([email protected]).

Our building is reserved by community groups Wednesdays and Saturdays starting at 6 pm; Tuesdays and Thursdays starting at 5:30 pm; and Sundays starting at 7 pm.  If you have access to our building, please allow privacy at these times.  These groups have been notified that our building is unavailable this week.

Community Events this week:

This Tuesday, June 8th, a subgroup of a Jefferson City homelessness working group holds its monthly meeting; this subgroup is focused on responding to emergency housing needs.  For more on getting involved with this or other aspects of the homelessness working group, contact Patt Behler.

Our neighbors at Vipassana Buddhist Church / Center for Buddhist Development are holding online services via Zoom at 10 am on Sundays, as well as meditation nights via Zoom at 7 pm on Thursdays.  For more information, contact [email protected].


For more events, see our online calendars:

UUFJC EventsVirtual Gatherings
Affiliated Events 
Religious Education
Building Use (other)
Community Events