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DEADLINE FOR THE JUNE 2021 FORUM
If you'd like to have an announcement published in the June 2021 edition of The Forum, please make sure to send your info to the Editor, Jennie Freiberger, at admin@mvuuf.org by Monday, May 24th.
We'd love to read what YOU have to offer!
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TO CONNECT WITH US ON ZOOM
We provide Zoom links in The Forum so you can join
ALL of our events online (computer, tablet, smart phone).
Additionally, if you want/need to attend the meeting/event using a phone, you can use the following number for ANY of our events:
To join on your cell phone or land line,
please call 1-929-205-6099
and enter the Meeting ID and Password when prompted
(our worship services do not require a password).
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OUR SUNDAY WORSHIP SERVICES |
Please join us on Zoom!
Sundays at 11:00 AM
(Tech assistance available from 10:30 - 11 AM)
Join us online with this link:
(no passcode required)
Please note the following:
1. This service will be recorded and/or live-streamed to Facebook. If you do not want to be included in the recording, please turn off your camera, mute your microphone, and change your name to "MVUUF" (these are all Zoom options once you join the meeting).
2. If you would like to submit an announcement, joy, or sorrow for the service, please email Rev. Kellie by 10:00 PM on the prior Saturday evening (minister @mvuuf.org).
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WORSHIP FOR THE WEARY
Thursdays, 6:30 PM
We continue to offer this shorter, more reflective service as a way of providing a bit of peace and comfort during these trying times. We "gather" on Zoom for music, readings, and reflection.
We do hope you'll join us by using the link below:
Meeting ID: 958 9428 2191 (no passcode needed)
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FROM REV. KELLIE:
HOW & WHEN TO REACH ME
The best way to reach me is to text or call my mobile phone between 9:00 AM and 8:00 PM on my office days: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday.
You can also schedule a quick call (less than 30 minutes) or longer meeting/visit (60 minutes) with me online: calendly.com/kellieuukelly.
Unless a pastoral care emergency, I typically do not return email messages, text messages, or calls on the following days: Sunday is "Church," Wednesday is my study day (worship prep), and Friday is my personal Sabbath.
email address: minister@mvuuf.org
phone number: 847.804.4614
With much gratitude and love,
Kellie
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MINUTE FOR MUSIC
Help Wanted: Interested congregants who love music! No audition or special talent required. Must appreciate many styles of music. Additional qualities; commitment to expression of U.U. principles in our worship music, curiosity about music from a wide variety of cultures, open to new ideas of less White-centered worship. Ideally those interested would represent many different identities and years of U.U. involvement.
If this sounds like a position for YOU, then Pat Whitney (Music Rep. to Program Council) and I would love to have you join the MOST FUN and least stressful committee ever- the Music Committee! I want your help and input as our congregation and our entire denomination moves toward creating more culturally inclusive music experiences.
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CYRE NEWS
Middle school and high school groups are continuing to meet on an alternating schedule. The high school group meets the first and third Sunday of the month and the middle school group meets the second and fourth. Both classes meet at 2:30 PM on their designated Sunday using the same zoom link.
The Preschool-5th grade class will still be meeting every Sunday that we do not have a WFAA service.
Preschool-5th Grade Schedule
May 2nd- Games
No supplies needed...just join us for some fun!
May 9th- Arts & Crafts
(more info available soon)
May 16th-Worship For All Ages: RE Appreciation
No class today
May 23rd- CartUUns: One Man Band
No supplies needed.
May 30th-5th Sunday of the Month
No class today.
---Somaya Bernard
Director of Religious Education
re@mvuuf.org
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CHILDREN & YOUTH
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
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CYRE COMMITTEE
Second Wednesday Each Month
Wednesday, May12th, 7:00 PM
Our Children and Youth Religious Education (CYRE) Committee meets on the second Wednesday of the month and is open to ALL! Whether you have children in the CYRE program or not, the committee is always looking for people to teach classes and/or volunteer to help with family-friendly activities.
If you have any questions, please contact our Director of Religious Education, Somaya Bernard, re@ mvuuf.org.
To join the Zoom Meeting online, click below:
Meeting ID: 813 5941 9144 Passcode: 385131
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WEEKLY CYRE CLASSES
CYRE classes usually do not meet on Sundays when we offer a Worship for All Ages multigenerational worship service(designed for preschool-aged children and older). You can confirm directly with our Director of Religious Education, Somaya Bernard, re@mvuuf.org.
Preschool-5th Grade Religious Education
Sunday afternoons, 1:00 PM
(NO CLASS on Sundays with Worship For All Ages services)
Meeting ID: 747 369 526 Passcode: 149172
Middle School and High School Groups
Sunday afternoons, 2:30 PM
The High School Group meets on the 1st & 3rd Sundays and the Middle School Group meets on the 2nd & 4th Sundays. Both groups focus on building more bonds and strengthening their connections.
Meeting ID: 220 144 959 Passcode: 149172
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ADULT
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
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SCRIPTURE STUDY
Sunday Mornings, 9:30 AM
If you are interested in learning about different religions, and especially in the writings from those different religions, then you should consider attending our weekly Scripture Study. They meet every Sunday morning, beginning at 9:30 AM on Zoom; you can contact John Bierman if you have any questions at john_bierman@att.net.
To join their Zoom meeting, use the information posted below:
To join the gathering online, click the link below---
Passcode: 720015 Meeting ID: 424 304 843
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NEW! ADULT RELIGIOUS
EDUCATION NIGHT & CLASS
Second Monday Each Month
Monday, May10th, 7:00 PM
While we talk a lot about our 7 Principles, our 6 Sources are not named as often. Can you list them? Don’t worry— there will be no quiz at any time during our class, hehe. How about this quiz question (I know, I know— I said that we wouldn’t have a quiz): how long have we had our current Sources? Once again, the answer is a part of our religious movement’s framework that many Unitarian Universalists do not know or even consider.
Because we believe in the progress of human understanding, the practice of democratic governance, and the continued unfolding of Truth, the Unitarian Universalist Association (UUA) bylaws require that we review our Principles, Purposes, and Sources every 15 years and revise or reaffirm them at General Assembly. If you would like to learn more about this process (we’re several months into a review right now) and its history, read the Article II Study Commission’s first blog (dated November 23rd, 2020), What Brings Us Together.
Please join Rev. Kellie and Lifespan Religious Education Rep., René Hick, as they explore each of our current 6 Sources. No prep work or homework will be assigned (Rev. Kellie’s favorite type of class). While we would love for you to be able to attend all 6 monthly classes, there also is no attendance policy (attend as often as you like/can).
This month, we'll be exploring our fifth source:
To join us on Zoom use the info below:
Meeting ID: 824 1035 5529 Passcode: 945147
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LONG STRANGE TRIP:
UU HISTORY REDUX
Second Saturday Each Month
May 8th 10:00 AM-12:00 PM
Due to a scheduling conflict, the May meeting that was scheduled for Saturday, May 8th, has been postponed.
Look for this series to continue on Saturday, June 12th, 10:00 AM, on Zoom.
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CONGREGATIONAL READ
Third Saturday Each Month
Saturday, May 15th 10:30 AM-12:00 PM
Join Rev. Kellie for her THIRD Congregational Read, Mistakes and Miracles: Congregations on the Road to Multiculturalism by Nancy Palmer Jones and Karin Lin. The UUA Bookstore states that the book, “Shares how five diverse congregations encounter frustrations and disappointments, as well as hope and wonder, once they commit to the journey to create multicultural, antiracist Beloved Community.”
Rev. Kellie’s Congregational Reads provide a learning path for or the deep soul work of transformation: personal, interpersonal, organizational, cultural, and societal. After we complete this year’s read, Mistakes and Miracles, Rev. Kellie will lead us through one of the most important reports issued by the Unitarian Universalist Association, Widening the Circle of Concern: The Commission on Institutional Change’s 2020 Report.
Regardless of whether you have read all of the previous Congregational Reads with Rev. Kellie or you are new to Unitarian Universalism— regardless of whether you are committed to antiracism and anti-oppression justice or you want to grow your mind, heart, and soul— regardless of whether you can attend all 8 monthly sessions or only a few, please join Rev. Kellie on Saturday, May 15th at 10:30 AM on Zoom. We'll be discussing
Kindle version available at Amazon and print version available at the UUA Bookstore. If the purchase cost would make it difficult to participate, please email Rev. Kellie directly to arrange the best way to get a copy to you at no cost (minister@mvuuf.org).
To join us on Zoom please use the info below:
Meeting ID: 847 5921 6947 Passcode: 773098
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DAYTIME BOOK CLUB
Third Wednesday Each Month
Wednesday, May 19th, 10:30 AM
Our Daytime Book Club continues to meet monthly to discuss a featured book; this month, they'll be gathering at 10:30 AM(on Zoom) on Wednesday, May 19th to discuss The Dazzling Truth: A Novel by Helen Cullen.
Next month's selection:
June 16th: West With Giraffes: A Novel
by Lynda Rutledge
If you'd like to join them online, please click the link below:
Passcode: 284687 Meeting ID: 814 1095 6674
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DEATH CAFE
Fourth Monday Each Month
Monday, May 24th, 7:00 PM
At a Death Café people, often strangers, gather in an accessible, respectful and confidential space to enjoy refreshments and to discuss death. Our Death Café conversations are participant-directed; there is no agenda. It is a discussion group rather than a grief support or counselling session. Groups such as this gather around the globe with a purpose: "to increase awareness of death with a view to helping people make the most of their (finite) lives."
MVUUF holds a Death Café on the fourth Monday of each month from 7-8:30 PM; this month, they'll meet on Monday, May 24th. You are welcome to join us to listen and share and/or invite a friend who you think may be interested in exploring the topic.
To join the meeting online, click below:
Passcode: 900106 Meeting ID: 851 4870 0547
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SOUL MATTERS' THEME FOR MAY
For the month of May, our Soul Matters' theme is Story.
The Soul Matters' packet includes spiritual exercises, questions that encourage reflection on daily living, and 5-7 pages of recommended resources that help participants explore the monthly themes in more depth.
Simply click HERE for this month's packet!
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WOMEN'S GROUP
Sunday Mornings, 9:30 AM
This weekly group is open to all who identify as female, and they would love to have you join them for one of their interesting and thought-provoking discussions!
To join the gathering online, click on the link below---
Passcode: 042027 Meeting ID: 339 923 301
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DA' GROUP
This group is a space for Black, Indigenous, and People of Color to gather and share their stories, receive and provide support, and share their joys, sorrows and celebrations with each other.
Currently, the group is on hiatus; you can contact Ndidi Achebe at nachebepublic@gmail.com
if you'd like more information.
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YOUNG ADULTS GROUP
Now Forming
Connect and build bonds with other UU young adults at MVUUF (ages 18-35). If you are interested in participating, please contact Somaya Bernard, Director of Religious Education, at re@mvuuf.org or 937-694-0594 to let her know what meeting dates/times work best for you.
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MIAMI VALLEY PEACE HEROES TRAIL
2021
The Miami Valley Peace Heroes Trail mission:
To inspire and educate a new generation of peace leaders; to support peace literacy programming at MVUUF and our peace partners; to introduce MVUUF to the larger Dayton community.
We aim to raise $35,000 for peace literacy education, with the help of 30 peace hero captains, legions of word-spreaders, and hundreds of donors--your friends, family members, co-workers, and neighbors.
Please take a moment to check out our 2021 Peace Heroes, and see how you can help us reach this year's goal. All you need to do is click on the link below:
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MVUUF PLEDGE DRIVE 2021-2022
Deadlines For Pledges is Monday, May 10th
Before 11:59 PM
MVUUF Has Good News to Share with the
Dayton Community!
MVUUF changes lives.
We are changing ourselves,
each other, and the world we live in.
MVUUF saves lives.
We are saving ourselves,
each other, and the world we live in.
Every week. Every month. Every year.
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MVUUF The 2021-2022 Pledge Drive is off and running, after a bit of a delay at the start. By now you should have seen the special emailed announcement filled with ALL the info needed to make a pledge that's right for you.
As a reminder, all pledges should be made by Monday, May 10th, before 11:59 PM. In case you have not yet made your pledge, why not do it now? All you need to do is simply fill out the Pledge Form, by using the link below:
If you have any questions or need assistance,
please contact one of us:
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Jennie Freiberger
admin@mvuuf.org
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Rev. Kellie
minister@mvuuf.org
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Skylar Gladden
treasurer@mvuuf.org
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VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES
AT THE CASTLE
The Castle is a social and support club for adults who deal with mental illness. Some members of MVUUF have been preparing & serving lunches for their members for the past 10 years (see anyone you know in the photo above?), but due to COVID-19 restrictions, our volunteers have had to drop the lunches off at the center without being able to serve and interact with those at The Castle.
Beginning in June, volunteers they will once again be able to serve the food they've prepared, and are very happy to serve them again. They need more volunteers to help them in this endeavor, so if you'd like to know more about how how could help, please contact Mary Lou Heitkamp at 937.291.1831.
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MVUUF's WORSHIP CHOIR
Wednesdays, 7:00 PM
Did you know that our Worship Choir continues to meet--on Zoom--and participates in our Worship Services? Their love of singing won't let the pandemic stop them!
They "gather" on Wednesday evenings at 7:00 PM, and you are always welcome to join them. You can contact our Director of Music, Sara Davis, with any questions, and join rehearsals online by clicking the link below:
Meeting ID: 149 540 739 Passcode: 115053
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PROGRAM COUNCIL
First Monday Each Month
Monday, May 3rd, 7:00 PM
The PC will meet next on Monday, May 3rd, 7:00 PM on Zoom.
Our PC is responsible for the following: Leading and implementing a variety of programs that bring MVUUF closer to realizing its purpose, vision and mission; Facilitating cooperation among program areas; Approving the appointment or removal of committee chairs nominated by individual program council representatives; Appointing interim members to fill mid-term vacancies on the nominating committee; Nominating one qualified candidate for election to the nominating committee each year; and Recommending policies and procedures to the board for approval and incorporation into the MVUUF policy manual.
PC meets once a month, usually on the first Monday, and their meetings are open to ALL.
To join the meeting online, click below
Passcode: 395986 Meeting ID: 845 4628 1330
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FINANCE COMMITTEE
First Wednesday Each Month
Wednesday,
May 5th, 7:00 PM
We meet on the first Wednesday evening of the month to discuss the fellowship's finances. This includes budgeting, stewardship, and fundraising.
As with the Board meetings, we set aside time at the beginning of each meeting for visitor comments and/or questions. So you can ask questions or make comments and leave right afterwards if you'd rather not stay for the whole meeting (which is usually about an hour). Contact is Skylar Gladden, our new Treasurer; you can reach her at treasurer@mvuuf.org.
Join Zoom Meeting by clicking the link below:
Meeting ID: 844 3664 8371 Passcode: 495242
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CHALICE OF THE WILLOW (CUUPS)
DISCUSSION GROUP
Second Sunday Each Month
Sunday, May 9th, 12:30 PM
Our pagan group, Chalice of the Willow (CUUPS) has a discussion group on the second Sunday of each month, beginning at 12:30 PM. It's a great way to find out a little bit more about pagan beliefs & traditions, and to converse with others in a comfortable, non-judgmental atmosphere.
You can find out more by contacting Tina Porter at ladyosun@yahoo.com. This month the group will gather on Sunday, May 9th, 12:30 PM; you can join the discussion online by clicking the link below:
Meeting ID: 860 0484 4655 Passcode: 757543
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BOARD MEETING
NOW the Third Sunday Each Month
Sunday, May 16th, 1:30 PM
Our monthly Board Meetings are now held on the third Sunday of each month. Our Board meetings are open to EVERYONE, and time is set aside at the beginning of the meeting to answer any questions our members and friends may have for Board members. This month, the group will meet on Sunday, May 16th, 1:30 PM.
To join the Zoom meeting, click below:
Passcode: 033710 Meeting ID: 976 9504 0775
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WELCOME SESSION
Third Sunday Each Month
NEW: During Virtual Coffee Hour
Sunday, May 16th, 12:00
Are you new to MVUUF? Would you like to know more about the Fellowship and what we have to offer?
We offer a Welcome Session on the third Sunday of each month where you'll have the opportunity to find out more about our Fellowship and meet Rev. Kellie. Please join us Sunday, May 16th, at 12:00 PM (immediately after the service)!
To join the meeting on Zoom, simply stay on in the Zoom session for the Sunday worship or use the info below:
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ACOUSTIC FOLK JAM SESSION
Third Tuesday Each Month
Tuesday, May 18th, 7:00 PM
If you're looking for a fun way to share your love of music, may we suggest attending our Acoustic Folk Jam Session? You can play an instrument...or use your voice...or just listen and enjoy to everyone else. It's a low-key way to enjoy some human connection (virtually, of course) and relax. Join us on Tuesday, May 18th, at 7:00 PM.
If you'd like to join them online, please click the link below:
Passcode: 639360 Meeting ID: 876 8968 9805
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SHOWING UP FOR
SOCIAL JUSTICE
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DAYTON PRIDE PARADE 2021
It looks like the Dayton Pride Parade will be on this year! The Social Action Committee will reserve a spot in the line for us to march in support and solidarity of the LGBTQ+ Community. Pride will be held the weekend of June 4th-6th, with the parade on Saturday, June 5th, (usually beginning at 11:00). The organizers are working to make the event COVID-safe. Watch for more information as it becomes available!
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UUA'S GENERAL ASSEMBLY
Circle 'Round for
Justice - Healing - Courage
June 23rd - June 27th
Every year, the Unitarian Universalist Association (UUA) has an association-wide assembly, known as General Assembly (GA). It is open to everyone! Due to the pandemic, this year's GA will be virtual. If you are interested in hearing great speakers, listening to amazing music, and connecting with thousands of UUs, I commend the virtual GA as an affordable experience. GA will be held from Wednesday evening, June 23rd through Sunday afternoon, June 27th. Registration is open and is $200 per person: https://www.uua.org/ga
Special note from Rev. Kellie: The UUA has now GREATLY improved their financial support options for registration, with up to a $100 self-select discount available. If the reduced fee is still prohibitive, please contact Rev. Kellie. We do not want cost to prevent anyone from participating.
GA is also the place where UUA decisions are made; it's our business meeting. Each congregation is allowed to have delegates attend to represent them in the business portion of the assembly. MVUUF is allowed four delegates. If you are interested in being a delegate, please notify the MVUUF Board. Our board selects the delegates. If you wish to be a delegate, you must be a member of MVUUF and commit to attending the portions of GA where business is carried out. Most business is taking place on Thursday, Friday and Saturday afternoons. You can see the schedule at:
You do not have to be a delegate to attend business meetings or to enjoy all the richness of GA, such as the Ware Lecture. Past lecturers have included Naomi Klein, Winona LaDuke, Cornell West and many more; you can find out more at:
Finally, some parts of GA are free and open to the public. Get to know our association and all it brings to our congregation. Please feel free to contact me, Alice Diebel, for information at:
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SHARING THE OFFERING
MVUUF shares 50% of its non-pledge offerings with a human service agency or similar fund. These agencies are selected yearly by the congregation’s members under the guidance of the Social Action Committee.
Please give generously by clicking HERE to go to our online donation page and go to “SHARING OUR OFFERING.”
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About Our Current Recipient
For the months of April, May and June, 50% of non-pledge offerings will be given to Dayton Young Black Professionals, a community of young professionals committed to making the Gem City a great place to live, work, and grow, with a vision to empower their members to be leaders in business and their local communities.
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WEST DAYTON ACTION GROUP
First Tuesday Each Month
Tuesday, May 4th, 6:30 PM
The meeting that was originally scheduled for Tuesday, May 4th, has been cancelled.
The group will next meet on Tuesday, June 1st, at 6:30PM.
You can find out more by contacting
Bob Lewis at bobslewis@hotmail.com.
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IMMIGRATION ACTION GROUP
Second Monday Each Month
Monday, May 10th, 6:30 PM
Are you interested in supporting those who have come to our country searching for a better life? Do you believe all humans have a right to live in a safe environment? Then we'd like to suggest attending a meeting of our MVUUF Immigration Action Group. One specific way to help is with food and supplemental item deliveries. We do this with the Miami Valley Immigration Coalition, and volunteers are much needed now to deliver this support.
Our MVUUF Immigration Action Group meets on the second Monday of every month, 6:30 PM, on Zoom, and the meeting is open to ALL. Why not join them and see how you can help?
To join the meeting online with Zoom please use the link below:
Passcode is: 100025 Meeting ID: 845 0612 0783
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ST. VINCENT de PAUL LUNCH
Food Items Delivered, 8:00 AM-5:00 PM
Friday, May 7th
Thanks to all those who have donated funds and all those who have been willing to provide extra large batches of menu items as we continue with the COVID-19 plan we began more than one year ago, April 2020! Financial donations allow some of our willing shoppers and cooks to buy and prepare the extra large batches of menu items. We ask MVUUF members and friends to provide beef or ground turkey sloppy joe sandwich filling, salad and fresh fruit, and to deliver or arrange with Lynn Buffington for pick up. The food service director has told us that the sloppy joe menu is very popular with residents and he hopes we will continue that menu.
Please note delivery times (8:00 AM to 5:00 PM on Fridays) and new drop off spot due to creation of a St. Vincent central kitchen in the Jobs Center Complex ( south west corner of 1133 S. Edwin C. Moses Blvd, at the door marked W6.)
For COVID-19 safety we will continue to deliver with the hard working St. Vincent's staff serving the meal. Please check the signup genius for how you might help and please pay careful attention to the labeling instructions which now must include "Apple St." as well as "Saturday lunch" and "Miami Valley Unitarian Universalist Fellowship." SignUpGenius link
The Social Action Committee is reviewing whether to continue our efforts at St. Vincent's. Your thoughts are welcome (contact info for Lynn is below).
Because of the expense of large “batches,” we are reimbursing cooks and shoppers for ingredients. We accept financial donations for this purpose. You may donate by sending a check made out to MVUUF with memo line "St. Vincent's." Please mail to 8690 Yankee St, Dayton 45458. Because MVUUF still needs our funds for operating expenses, more than ever, please only donate for St. Vincent's if you are able to also continue to contribute to MVUUF operating expenses. You can contact Lynn with questions, including about reimbursement process, and suggestions: ABUFFLG@Gmail.com. You can also contact Lynn to sign up, as an alternative to SignUpGenius.
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TRANSGENDER ALLIANCE GROUP
Second Thursday Each Month
Thursday, May 13th, 7:00 PM
MVUUF's Transgender Alliance Group meets each month on the second Thursday; this month, they'll gather (on Zoom!) on Thursday, May 13th from 7-8:30 PM. Our Transgender Alliance Group is a supportive place of community for transgender folx and their allies.
To join the Zoom meeting online, click below:
Passcode: 774615 Meeting ID: 841 0786 6724
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SOCIAL ACTION COMMITTEE
Third Monday Each Month
Monday, May 17th, 6:30 PM
Our Social Action Committee offers many different ways for you to "be the change" you'd like to see in the world: immigration action, St. Vincent lunches, improving conditions in west Dayton, literacy & tutoring projects, and the list goes on.
If you would like to join them, feel free to join their next meeting, on Monday, May 17th, beginning at 6:30 PM on Zoom.
To join the Zoom Meeting online, click below:
Passcode: 613674 Meeting ID: 850 2242 9356
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ANTI-RACISM ALLY GROUP
4th Thursday of Every Month
Thursday, May 27th, 7:00 PM
There continues to be a lot of turmoil around racism in our country, state and city. Are you a white person with questions, ideas, concerns or just want a place to have discussions about what is going on? We also welcome anyone who identifies as BIPOC.
Please join our Anti-Racism Ally Group on Zoom, Thursday, May 27th, at 7:00 PM. Each meeting will allow for learning, actively practicing being allies, open discussion, and creating actions we can take to follow and support Black, Indigenous and all People of Color (BIPOC) in our congregation as well as residents in the larger community. Meetings usually take place the 4th Thursday evening of the month.
To join the meeting online click on the link below:
Meeting ID: 810 0062 5437 Passcode: 306008
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DONATE TO MVUUF AS YOU SHOP...IT'S EASY! |
Did you know you can donate to MVUUF at no cost to you
every time you shop at
Kroger, Dorothy Lane Market, and Amazon?
By using the affiliate groups at these companies,
a percentage (based on your purchases) will go to MVUUF.
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