CHANNELS
First Universalist's weekly newsletter
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It's the Most Clammiest Time of the Year.
Friday - Sunday, July 20 - 22.
Yes, you should
sign up to volunteer at Clam Fest!
Your help is needed to ensure a successful fundraiser - plus, it's fun to work alongside your church friends. There are fourteen shifts left to be filled at the booth at the Town Green.
Can you fill one? Training will be provided before you start your shift. Help is needed Friday and Saturday 2 pm - 6 pm, Saturday 6 pm - 10 pm, and Saturday and Sunday 10 am - 2 pm. Please
sign up!
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SUMMER WORSHIP + POTLUCK = VESPERS
August 12, 19, & 26, 5:30 pm, Peace Garden
Lovely warm summer nights, ahhhh! And in August, on lovely warm summer SUNDAY nights, all are welcome to come to our Vespers circles. At First Universalist, this means we gather in the Peace Garden* at 5:30 pm for a half-hour of centering music, readings, and meditation, and then share a simple potluck supper at 6 pm. Bring yourself and anything you’d like to share. Invite others to come with you. However you spent your weekend, it’s nice to know you have a circle of friends who will be glad to see you. (*Rainy? Inside!)
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SEEKING: TEACHER
Do you value kindness, fairness, and justice? Do you want to share those values with children through dynamic learning opportunities in a supportive, caring environment? Come work with us! The First Universalist Church of Yarmouth, Maine is seeking a part-time Teacher for our Children’s Program, pre-K – 4th grade. Read the full
job description for more information. (Please note: Members cannot be staff, but we hope you'll share this job posting position widely.)
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First U's Well Is Running Low!
The church's well runs very low during our quiet summers, but our staff's paychecks and other bills still come due. We invite you to keep your payments flowing, even though worship services are suspended. Please mail in your payments, or set up regular payments through your bank. Or, if you are able, payment in full of your FY19 pledge is enormously appreciated! Your timely gifts prevent us from borrowing to make it nicely through the dry spell. Thanks to those who are already regularly giving! -- Your Treasurer
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PEACE AND JUSTICE WORK:
FAITH IN ACTION
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Preble Street Soup Kitchen
Tuesdays, August 7, & September 4
We need
YOU
to help out with dinner service at Preble Street. You will feel good about yourself if you take a few hours to volunteer. This can also be a great way introduce teenagers, aged 13 and older, to a rewarding service experience. The clients are appreciative and the Preble Street staff is highly organized and helpful at making us feel welcome and useful. The job means reporting for duty at 3:30 and staying till 6:30, following instructions from the Preble Street staff. You are encouraged to commit to the entire 3 hours, but there is some flexibility: arrival anytime before 4:15 is acceptable. To volunteer for the dinner service, find the lists in the Gathering Room or contact Phyllis Chinlund, 207-781-8842, or
pchinlund@gmail.com
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Please click below to read the community announcements from:
- Village Harmony
- CIEE
- Central Men's Club of Yarmouth
- Allen Avenue UU Church
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Pastoral Emergencies
If you are experiencing a crisis, including needing a hospital visit, please contact the church office or the Caring Connection Coordinator to be put in touch with our on-call minister this summer. Our interim minister, Rev. Frieda, will arrive August 1 and will take over pastoral care duties then.
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Submit Your Announcement
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please fill out this form
or
email the information to Gwen at
gwenatfirstu@gmail.com
by Wednesday at 12 pm to have it included in that Friday's edition of Channels or the Sunday Morning News.
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