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While some smaller camps are returning to in-person, our two largest gatherings in the region are remaining virtual this year. With the uncertainty of the vaccine distribution and no vaccinations yet for those under 16, this was felt to be the wisest decision.Filed in: Better Together -
In December 2020, I became a CLM (Commissioned Lay Minister) with the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of the Poconos, UUFP, a small congregation in StroudsburgFiled in: Better Together -
by Shannon Harper |Last fall I wrote a blog post about bringing my plants inside and setting them up to survive the dark, cold, dry months of winter. I debated whether it was worth the effort to buy lamps and humidifiers or if I should “let the leaves fall” as it were. Here's what I learned.Filed in: Better Together -
by Amy Kent |Intentional communities come together by careful planning and a bit of magic. At CERSI (Central East Region Summer Institute), we call that SI Magic. SI Magic can happen when you least expect it and when you need it the most.Filed in: Better Together -
by Central East Region of the UUA |Find out what's happening in the Central East Region! This month - UUA Jobs Board, Disaster Relief Fund, UUA Board Open Houses, Faithify Changes and more, Virtual General Assembly and more!Filed in: CER News -
by Patricia Infante, Beth Casebolt |Change is afoot in our congregations! Ready or not, we are all learning new skills and adapting old ways to meet emerging needs, especially your professional staff.Filed in: Better Together -
We welcome you to join us this year for what marks our 2nd virtual conference (VUUMAC) and 40th UUMAC!Filed in: Better Together -
by Alice King |During these pandemic times, our congregation’s Membership Committee was looking for a way to receive and welcome new members. I know—it seems impossible that being online would lead to new members but our attendance has increased significantly and several were interested.Filed in: Better Together -
by Renee Ruchotzke |When I was a child, I was fascinated by terrariums. There can be something alluring about creating miniature worlds. It’s a chance to observe a world under glass. -
by Evin Carvill Ziemer |Many congregations have been hoping to do a form of “hybrid” or "dual-platform" worship as a way of getting back together in person once we near the end of the pandemic. We are called to be inclusive-and each congregation willFiled in: Better Together