Sun Jul 26
2015 Summer, #5
Nurture spirituality. Foster compassion. Engage in service.
Summer Service Time & Location
Summer services begin with a musical prelude at 10am. Summer services will be held in the air-conditioned Fellowship Hall -- bring a sweater!
Worship:  Sun  July 26    

Craig Hunt & Bevin Maguire

The Road to Shamatha: Tibetan Spirits  There is a Tibetan saying: "Wherever you feel at home, you are at home." Bevin Maguire and Craig Hunt reflect on their journey as UU parents traveling in Tibet with their three daughters. While standing in front of a Tibetan Shamatha painting of a monk's transformation, the Buddhist powers of study, contemplation, memory, comprehension, diligence, and perfection became very clear.  Craig and Bevin will share about their journey and living in Asia for three years and what they learned about parenting, spiritual growth, and the meaning of "home." 

     Bevin Maguire and her husband, Craig Hunt, have been members of CUUC since 1995. Bevin was born and raised in Brooklyn and attended NYU. Craig was born and raised in Indiana and studied architecture at Tulane. They met at fellow CUUC member Creighton Cray's birthday party in Brooklyn in 1989. In 1995, Bevin joined IBM and they moved to Westchester and joined CUUC. Each of their children were dedicated and participated in the religious education program. In 2012, IBM assigned Bevin to Shanghai, China, where she, Craig and their three teenage daughters, Neassa, Sinead and Aine, lived for nearly three years. While living in China they traveled extensively throughout Asia. Once Bevin's assignment was complete the family returned to White Plains. Bevin remains with IBM and Craig is an architect in private practice.


 
July 26 at 11:30    Dr. Cornel West 

Join us to view the video of the keynote address from the UU General Assembly. Bagels and snacks will be provided. 

Cornel West is a prominent and provocative democratic intellectual. He has recently been deeply involved in the Black Lives Matter protests. He has a passion to communicate in writings and orations, through music and film, and in solidarity with groups and faith communities committed to justice in order to keep alive the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr.--a legacy of telling the truth and bearing witness to love and justice.
 

Sun Aug 2    

Rev. Jef Gamblée  The 7th Principal: How's It Working Out For You?

     Rev. Jeffrey B. Gamblée served this congregation in 2007-2008 as ministerial intern and then as Minister in Residence during Rev. Carol Huston's sabbatical; he was ordained by CUC in 2009. Pastor Jef has served as interim and consulting minister at UU congregations in Metro NY.
 

Contacts
Minister, Rev. Meredith Garmon [email protected] 914-946-1660 x3
Director of Lifespan Religious Ed. & Faith Development, Perry Montrose [email protected] 914-946-1660 x4
Church Administrator, Liliana Keith [email protected] 914-946-1660 x2
Music Director, Adam Kent [email protected] 212-595-7280
Choir Director, Lisa Meyer [email protected]
Community Minister, Rev. Deb Morra
[email protected] 914-830-1509
Community Minister, Rev. LoraKim Joyner [email protected] 914-948-1696
Community Minister, Rev. Kelly M. Mason [email protected] 347-497-3741
Bookkeeper, Lisa Sommer [email protected] 914-946-1660 x7
Board of Trustees
Board Chair, Karen Schmitt [email protected] 914-921-3647
Vice-Chair, Tom Wacht [email protected]
212-754-4141 [work], 914-949-5741 [home]
Treasurer, Nicky Klemens [email protected] 914-967-4419
Secretary, Amy Swiss [email protected] 914-273-3445
E-Communitarian Weekly
Community Unitarian Universalist Congregation
468 Rosedale Ave
White Plains, NY 10605
914-946-1660, www. cucwp.org
Lifespan Religious Education

Dear RE Families, Teachers, and Friends,

We hope to see you on summer Sundays when you are not away. There is a great lineup of guest preachers and speakers this summer, along with some fun planned for the kids. Please see the following two announcements:

1. Summer Games for Kids

During the summer services, our high school youth will be leading activities and games for the younger children. It will be a fun time for children, while parents attend the services.

2. We Need You

The CUUC RE program needs you to Foster, Mentor, and Nourish our children & youth next year. 

Tell Perry ([email protected]) or an RE Council member you're IN and committed for RE at CUUC.

 

 

Sincerely,
-Perry
Perry Montrose
Director of Lifespan Religious Education and Faith Development
This Week at CUC
Sunday, July 26
» 7:30am
  Open Arms Shelter
10:00am
  Worship/Refreshments
Wednesday, July 29
3:00pm
  CSA pick up
Thursday, July 30
7:30pm
  Band Practice
Sunday, August 2
10:00am
  Worship/Refreshments

Caring & Sharing
If anyone knows of another among us who is in need of a caregiver from our Caring & Sharing Circle, throughout June contact Adine Usher at 328-2307 or [email protected] or Janet Giewat at 617-2137 or [email protected].
Sharing Sunday Offerings
Summer: Kiva
Each month we share 50% of our plate offerings with outside organizations in need. Kiva connects people through lending to alleviate poverty. The CUC 5th-6th grade class created a Kiva account and has lent $300 in ten different countries. As the loans are paid back, they will be able to re-lend the money. 
See Rev. Garmon if you have an idea for a future monthly plate share.