Dear UUFJC Members and Friends,
Spirit of Presence, may we meet what arrives with open hearts and open minds, and may our commitments and aspirations run so deep that choices become obvious, even in the midst of complexity. Amen and blessed be.
This week's Adult Forum:
Title: Why Jefferson City is a good place to visit
Leader: Mayor Ron Fitzwater
Next week's Forum: October 20
Title: New Member Biography
Leader: Shay Ochoa
Service and Religious Education - 10:30 am
Maridee Edwards will be delivering this Sunday’s message at UUFJC. This is a brief synopsis of what she'll talk about. Signs, Signs, Everywhere Signs. With the Soul Matters theme this month being Deep Listening, we can look, pause, and listen - - beyond words into the deeper messages under the surface of our interactions with others. Buddhist teachings can offer some tools to deepen our ability to listen, to hear, to see what is really happening, and rise above our limited perspective.
Children's Religious Education - 10:30 am
Children attending in-person are welcome to join RE Instructor Samantha Porter for a lesson during the service hour.
This month's theme: Invitation
This week's lesson: Listening to the Un-listed to
Lunch after Service: If you would like to join other members and friends for lunch, watch for postings, announcements, or ask about the weekly lunch location. Suggestions for places to gather are always welcome.
We will also have paper forms available Sunday morning for submissions.
Zoom participants, please use the web form. Submissions made after noon on Friday may not be read or shared until the following week.
UUFJC News and Events this week:
Frank Rycyk Frank will have several out of state visitors in attendance this Sunday, October 13, from the east coast: a brother, sister and sister-in-law!
The Intergenerational Book Study will meet today, October 13 at 2:00 pm. The selected book is Dracula by Bram Stoker and the location this month will be at Betty Cooper’s house. If anyone has questions, they can contact Emma Regnier at [email protected].
Room at the Inn is looking for someone to work four overnight shifts per week to help take the load off of that hard-to-fill shift. We ask that they work Sunday and Monday nights each week and then pick the other two nights that fit best with their schedule. The chosen candidate will also do a little bit of administrative work to take some of that load off the volunteer Exec team.
$20/hour for 24-30 hours of work each week. You can find the full job description as well as a link to the online application here.
Please spread the word! Sarah Hamilton, Chair, JCRATI
The scale of destruction in the wake of Hurricanes Helene and Milton has been utterly devastating to many communities in the southeastern United States. Some Unitarian Universalist congregations have been seriously impacted and others are still trying to assess the damage. You can help support Unitarian Universalists and their communities as they recover from this storm by giving generously to the UUA’s Disaster Relief Fund. www.uua.org/giving/disaster-relief
This Week's Joys and Concerns:
Please keep in your thoughts, Keenan McMahon, Scene One playwright. He is now at Caring Hearts & Hands of Columbia, MO
If you have a joy or concern that you would like to have read during a service or shared in our weekly email, please submit it by noon on the Friday before through our website: http://uufjc.org/joys--concerns.html
For more events, see our online calendars:
UUFJC Events
Virtual Gatherings
Affiliated Events
Religious Education
Building Use (other)
Community Events
And visit us online at http://uufjc.org/
Blessing to you all!
Mary Jo LaCorte
Administrator, UUFJC
Spirit of Presence, may we meet what arrives with open hearts and open minds, and may our commitments and aspirations run so deep that choices become obvious, even in the midst of complexity. Amen and blessed be.
This week's Adult Forum:
Title: Why Jefferson City is a good place to visit
Leader: Mayor Ron Fitzwater
Next week's Forum: October 20
Title: New Member Biography
Leader: Shay Ochoa
Service and Religious Education - 10:30 am
Maridee Edwards will be delivering this Sunday’s message at UUFJC. This is a brief synopsis of what she'll talk about. Signs, Signs, Everywhere Signs. With the Soul Matters theme this month being Deep Listening, we can look, pause, and listen - - beyond words into the deeper messages under the surface of our interactions with others. Buddhist teachings can offer some tools to deepen our ability to listen, to hear, to see what is really happening, and rise above our limited perspective.
Children's Religious Education - 10:30 am
Children attending in-person are welcome to join RE Instructor Samantha Porter for a lesson during the service hour.
This month's theme: Invitation
This week's lesson: Listening to the Un-listed to
Lunch after Service: If you would like to join other members and friends for lunch, watch for postings, announcements, or ask about the weekly lunch location. Suggestions for places to gather are always welcome.
We will also have paper forms available Sunday morning for submissions.
Zoom participants, please use the web form. Submissions made after noon on Friday may not be read or shared until the following week.
UUFJC News and Events this week:
Frank Rycyk Frank will have several out of state visitors in attendance this Sunday, October 13, from the east coast: a brother, sister and sister-in-law!
The Intergenerational Book Study will meet today, October 13 at 2:00 pm. The selected book is Dracula by Bram Stoker and the location this month will be at Betty Cooper’s house. If anyone has questions, they can contact Emma Regnier at [email protected].
Room at the Inn is looking for someone to work four overnight shifts per week to help take the load off of that hard-to-fill shift. We ask that they work Sunday and Monday nights each week and then pick the other two nights that fit best with their schedule. The chosen candidate will also do a little bit of administrative work to take some of that load off the volunteer Exec team.
$20/hour for 24-30 hours of work each week. You can find the full job description as well as a link to the online application here.
Please spread the word! Sarah Hamilton, Chair, JCRATI
The scale of destruction in the wake of Hurricanes Helene and Milton has been utterly devastating to many communities in the southeastern United States. Some Unitarian Universalist congregations have been seriously impacted and others are still trying to assess the damage. You can help support Unitarian Universalists and their communities as they recover from this storm by giving generously to the UUA’s Disaster Relief Fund. www.uua.org/giving/disaster-relief
This Week's Joys and Concerns:
Please keep in your thoughts, Keenan McMahon, Scene One playwright. He is now at Caring Hearts & Hands of Columbia, MO
If you have a joy or concern that you would like to have read during a service or shared in our weekly email, please submit it by noon on the Friday before through our website: http://uufjc.org/joys--concerns.html
For more events, see our online calendars:
UUFJC Events
Virtual Gatherings
Affiliated Events
Religious Education
Building Use (other)
Community Events
And visit us online at http://uufjc.org/
Blessing to you all!
Mary Jo LaCorte
Administrator, UUFJC
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