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Congregation Certification of Membership 2010: Deadline Is February 1 at 5 p.m. PST
Every UUA member congregation must certify its membership number no later than Monday, February 1 at 5 p.m. Pacific time. Using the congregation's Data Services online account, an authorized person must log in, and fill out an online form that includes the certified membership number. This number determines the number of voting delegates who can represent your congregation at General Assembly 2010, and also the Annual Program Fund's Fair Share requested amount (FY 2011). When you submit the membership number, you can also review the congregation's contact information from the UUA's database, and submit any changes. FULL ARTICLE >
What's Happening on UUA.org?
It's a new day for UUA.org! Our new home page addresses topics of interest to newcomers to Unitarian Universalism (UU). And people already familiar with UUism, especially members and leaders of UU congregations, may want to bookmark the new Resources for UUs page, which features expert-recommended resources; a multimedia presentation from a leading UU, encouraging best practices and deeper involvement in that area; blog updates; and more. FULL ARTICLE >
Spiritual Dilemmas and the Right to Choice
Seminarian Darcy Baxter says, "There is this moment, when you talk with women about abortion, where the guilt and the shame can lift a little and these women can focus on being a good mother to the other children they want to care for and feel equipped to care for. And you can see the shift in energy and in the conversation, when the women realize that they are doing a hard but right, and even good, thing.” FULL ARTICLE >
Last updated on Saturday, January 30, 2010.
