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LEADERSHIP DIRECTORY- STAFF, BOARD, COMMITTEES
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Info on THIS pageAccessibility Committee |
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Covenant
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PARTICIPANTS / DESCRIPTION |
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see Stewardship below |
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2009 was our 100th Anniversary
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BOARD OF TRUSTEES |
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Fourth Thursday Afternoon Book Group - |
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see Stewardship below |
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Bob Coleman, Chuck Wagar 541-543-1489 |
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More info: The Chalice Lighter Program assists the growth of new and existing congregations in the Pacific Northwest District by providing grants. The amount of a grant depends on congregational needs and current Chalice Lighter participation. It is funded exclusively through contributions from Unitarian Universalists who participate as Chalice Lighters. |
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The third Sunday Community Offering began in 2006 when the church leadership suggested a pilot program to contribute ALL funds received from a monthly offering to pre-selected non-profit, local community organizations. This charitable act not only supports our wider community, prompting goodwill in human relations, but also encourages generosity within individuals and within the church. To date, our community collections have averaged nearly $1350/month. The Community Offering Committee oversees the selection of the community agencies/organizations, makes contact with agency representatives, introduces representatives from the selected agency at the third Sunday service(s) and mails the check representing the church’s contribution to the selected agency. To choose recipients for the third Sunday Community Offering, the committee solicits input from church members and friends, draws upon personal experiences, considers Sunday service topics, seasonal celebrations and church traditions. See any one of us if you have a non-profit in mind. Rachel Cummings 541-485-7561 |
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All group and committee chairs, or their designees, See also Committees Manual |
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The CUUPS group provides ritual events for the UUCE congregation as a way to provide regular earth-based worship to its pagan members and as a way to offer non-pagan members opportunities to learn more about the sixth source of Unitarian Universalism. All members of the congregation -- pagan and non-pagan alike -- are invited to attend CUUPS events. |
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see also Religious Education Committee (below) |
Religious Education Hilary Gerdes, 541-686-1555, Chair |
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Free UUCE listservs are available, including For more info about what a list is, about Netiquette, |
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Martin Sage 541-342-3174 |
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Buy Fair Trade, organic caf and decaf coffee beans, and CHOCOLATE - |
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| Financial Oversight Committee Ed Gerdes 541-687-1394 Olga Turner 541-485-0242 Lori Maddox 541-484-2702 Garry Ehrlich 541-687-9229 |
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Committee Members Needed All fundraising requests go first to the Fund Raising Committee, which considers the request and takes into account the calendaring. Then the committee will take the request to Executive Committee for final approval, unless it is a perfunctory fundraising request where the proceeds will go to the general fund. In this case, the committee has authority to approve the request. |
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Our purpose is
Green Sanctuary Committee Executive group | |||
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Dedicated to confronting oppression as lesbians, gay men, Interweave at UUCE Contacts: Nisco at Nisco Junkins 541-915-0097 |
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Justice |
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Kitchen Manager |
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Long Range Planning |
see Strategic Planning Committee or Endowments Committee or Planned Giving Committee or BPOC (Building Project Oversight Cte) |
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Dorothy Mitchell 541-345-9114 |
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Website, UUpDate, email discussion lists Application for web page |
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Introducing newcomers to the local church and UUism - See also Greeters and Ushers
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OPEN |
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The open men's group welcomes new members, and there are at least two other closed men's groups. More info at Men's Groups |
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MUSIC COMMITTEE CHARGE See also Choirs (above) |
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Newsletter Weekly |
Newsletter Guidelines Newsletter Mailing Party - every third Thursday 10:30am, Social Hall |
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Pastoral Associates See also CARING Committee |
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Once a month, a church member is asked to share their journey. |
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The Planned Giving Committee consists of three to five voting members appointed by the Board for staggered three-year terms. The Board shall appoint the chair, and the committee shall elect a secretary from its membership. The committee's duties shall be as follows:
See also Finance Cte and Endowment Trustees |
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Poets |
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Religious Education Committee |
The Religious Education Committee works closely with the Director of Religious Education (DRE), Candee Cole, to plan and implement the religious education program for children and youth in our congregation.
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See Committee on Congregational Ministry (above) |
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An opportunity to connect with others in the church who wish to explore their ideas of spirituality in an intimate setting, and who wish to make a difference together through service to the church and in the larger community.
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Contact Laura Keys to start a new Sister Circle |
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SJUUCE Advisory - Social justice pages and listservs |
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The Strategic Planning Committee reports directly to the congregation (not through the Board) and is responsible for:
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Editor: Laura Jameison 541-844-1469 |
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Women solve the problems of the world over coffee |
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UFOs |
An intergenerational group dedicated to building community within our church through service, socializing, and physical activity - more here |
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web Calendar |
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Women's Alliance |
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See Breakfast Cluub listserv |
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Youth (High School) |