Fellowship News

Tom, Alasdair and I are gratified that our above-named service on March 30, 2025 was so well-received. By popular demand, we offer the following bibliography and list of sources that we relied on for this service and also for its predecessor, Uncomfortable Liberty: The Legacy of Enslavement in Morris County. We also offer materials for

Please join us on April 13 following coffee hour for an Odyssey program featuring John Solu. John’s program will be our 30th, and we look forward to many more. Please contact one of the following team members if you would like to be interviewed: Gabor Kiss, Donna Perch, Tom Perch, Don Preziosi, Paul Snellgrove or

That’s no moon – that’s an annual budget! Our annual budget drive that started March 23rd continues until May 4th this year – so we are asking our members & friends to get their pledges in early! So far we are at 35% to our $490,000 pledge goal. A reminder that this is the time

Join us on April 8th at 7 pm, at the Fellowship

For a potluck of appetizers, cheese & crackers, and desserts with hot and cold beverages.! Finger foods only please!

Annette Tyler A number of years ago when I was the Chair of the Fellowship’s Denominational Affairs Committee I wrote a newsletter article, in which I made the cardinal mistake of many Unitarian Universalists– spouting initials instead of words.  I ended the blurb by saying, “See you at GA.”  The secretary at the time, who

Daily news getting to you? Feeling overwhelmed and helpless? Frustrated by the mind-numbing abundance of calls to action? Or the lack thereof?  Same here. We are in the early stages of forming a Rapid Response Team.  This team will initially track events and notify interested parties.  Eventually we hope to expand our range of services.

The 1st Friday Action Hour is April 4.  The pertinent document will be available at noon.  As usual there are no obligations to participate, no long-term commitments, or requests for donations.  YOU WILL NOT BE ADDED TO A TEXT OR EMAIL LIST.  Check it out at your leisure if you can’t “lunch” with us.  If

Come join us in celebrating April – a time of renewal, growth, new beginnings – hope.   April 7, 6 pm: The Joys of April: What a varied and interesting month April is!. It is the month of Earth Day, Passover, Easter, meteor showers, April Fools and GLSEN’s “Day of Silence.” Join other members of GAAMC to learn

Join us for a Passover Seder in Chu Family Hall on April 13th! We’ll retell the Exodus story, read from the Haggadah, sing songs, and enjoy a light meal (including Matzoh Ball Soup and Matzoh). Please RSVP (not required) and sign up to help with setup/cleanup if you’re able. Feel free to bring a side dish or dessert to share!

The Endowment Committee recently sponsored an educational Luncheon on March 9th featuring an estate planning attorney and financial planner.  Given a number of your requests, we’re pleased to provide this link to their PowerPoint presentation.