It has long been a tradition in our church to give scholarships to graduating seniors who have been involved in our RE programs. In recent years, the RE Committee has done fundraisers to raise the money for these scholarships. This year, however, without a building in which to hold events and with everyone’s resources stretched … Continue reading Scholarship Fund
We are currently seeking a coordinator for our Religious Exploration program. This individual should have experience working with children, parents and volunteers; possess good organizational and communication skills; have knowledge of child development and teaching strategies; and have the ability to work cooperatively with other church staff, the RE Committee, the minister, and church members. … Continue reading RE Coordinator Position Available
You are all aware that our congregation is not hosting the homeless like we have done for the past 12 years. We lost everything in the church fire, as you are well aware. St. Peter’s Lutheran Church on Main Road in Greenport is trying to fill in the gap left by us on the first … Continue reading Help with Maureen’s Haven
This year, we are running our Sunday morning church school program with the help of volunteer teachers. We would like to thank Mary Grace Benolich, Liz Morrison, and Cheryl Schneider for their work with our youngest group. We currently have three children who are participating in the UUA curriculum, “Amazing Grace: Exploring Right and Wrong.” … Continue reading Religious Education News – December 2015
Beginning November 29th, we will begin worshipping in a new space at a new time! Worship Services and Religious Education Will Be Held at 11:30am at the Episcopal Church of the Holy Trinity 768 Main Street, Greenport Parking is primarily street – there is limited parking in the driveway off Manor Place; if you are … Continue reading New Place and Time for Worship
“Where is this going to go unless the voices of peace speak out?” – Aiyoung Choi Learn more about Aiyoung Choi and her work toward seeking peace in the DMZ in this wonderful feature article in the Suffolk Times.
