The Board of Trustees regrets to announce that one of UUCP’s renters this past year, The Elle Center, has opted not to renew its lease with us. Elle provides language and literacy education for children and has, since August 2023, been sharing classroom space with UUCP in rooms 12 and 15. The Center now seeks
In 1994 Marshal and I retired. I coined it “out the door in 94”, and indeed we were. We sold the house, the sailboat, an old Honda, and with great delight, a snow blower! We headed to Arizona with only one huge regret. We were leaving our Grosse Pointe Unitarian community of 22 years. These
On Monday, April 21, UUCP proudly hosted a dynamic Town Hall organized by Stand Indivisible AZ, a nonpartisan grassroots group affiliated with the national Indivisible network. Although Rep. David Schweikert did not attend, our Sanctuary was filled with engaged District 1 community members who shared heartfelt concerns and calls for action over the course of the
Dear Beloved UUCP Community, We started by needing $135,000 to close the gap. Thanks to those who have already contacted us, we are now down to approx. $85,000. That is still quite a gap. We need more of you to participate in this lift. Remember that this is a pledge. You have through June 30
Dear Members and Friends of Our Uniquely Special UUCP Community, UUCP is a safe haven for all of us in need right now. Our staff leads the way and helps feed our souls along our journey. We need to be able to show up for them and for each other. Where in our wider world
Over the last year, since I began attending services at UUCP, I have expressed surprise to myself and others about joining a religious community. But how surprising is it, really? Let’s review the evidence. About fifteen years passed between the last time I attended church and my first service at UUCP. During that time, one
