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Weekly Announcements
May 23, 2024
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Sunday, May 26, 2024
10:00am ONSITE and on Zoom and Facebook Live
“Atheist and Freethinkers Service”
with the Atheists and Freethinkers Group
As a Unitarian Universalist, would you consider yourself, perhaps more accurately, Atheist, Agnostic, Humanist, Secular, Realist, Freethinker, or Seeker? Today we will present you with presentations from some of your own flock who enjoy exploring our world from a combination of all of these perspectives. They invite your attention and openness to considering your own spiritual selves, as they describe a bit of their own journeys.
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Your monetary gifts sustain our beloved community and enable us to further embody our values through our gatherings, programs, and community outreach. Please consider UUCLB in your charitable gifts for 2023-2024.
You can easily make a make a pledge to UUCLB by using your phone to scan the QR Code below:
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Pink Haven Coalition Update
Our UUCLB Chapter of the Pink Haven Coalition creates a network of safety and direct support for transgender people and their families relocating locally to access gender-affirming healthcare and services. You can give online at www.uuclb.org/give and choose the drop down option to select Pink Haven Coalition. You may also write checks to UUCLB with the memo line “Pink Haven Coalition”. Mail checks to UUCLB, 5450 E. Atherton Street, Long Beach, CA 90815 . Your contributions will help us meet a generous matching pledge of $5000 from Chrisanne Blankenship-Billings and Alexandra Billings.
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ONLINE GIVING — TRY IT!
You can also give quickly and easily on your phone at https://tithe.ly
or download the Tithe.ly app to your phone!
For ACH auto-donations please contact achrep@uuclb.org
Checks can be mailed to UUCLB, 5450 E. Atherton Street, Long Beach, CA 90815
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Sunday, May 26, 10:00am
No Religious Education Programming
Children and Youth attend Service with Parents & Guardians
Rainbow Room Nursery open for infants through 4 years
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Thursday, May 23
6:30pm Worship Committee ZOOM
7:00pm Town Hall Council ZOOM
Friday, May 24
10:00am Buddhist Group ZOOM
Saturday, May 25
5:30pm BWMT
Sunday, May 26
9:00am Contemporary Book Club
10:00am Services Onsite & on ZOOM
10:00am Youth RE
11:30am Words Of Our Own
12:00 Guest Speaker: Brandon Lee
Monday, May 27
12:00am Memorial Day Church CLOSED
Tuesday, May 28
7:00pm Facilities Meeting ZOOM
Wednesday, May 29
6:00pm Wylder Spirits
7:15pm Choir Rehearsal
Thursday, May 30
5:30pm Web Team Meeting ZOOM
Click here for the UUCLB Church Calendar, ZOOM / Google links, event details,
campus usage and closures / meeting place and contact info
https://www.uuclb.org/calendar
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Thursday, May 23, 2024, 7:00 – 9:00pm on ZOOM
Town Hall Council
uuclb.org/meetings/thc
Meeting ID: 869 6720 0610
Passcode: 732091
On the agenda:
- Board Actions & Updates
- Rules for Campus Usage
- BIPOC Fellowship Poetry Night report
- Article II feedback to GA delegates
- Proposal to use Opportunity Fund O&G proceeds for Green Team project
- Committee Updates - what should the Board & Congregation know?
- Please submit information by May 16 so participants can study the issues before the meeting.
- Open Discussion
This is the place to learn what's going on at UUCLB!
- Committees & Task Forces - share what you're doing!
- Newcomers - meet fellow congregants & get to know the workings and processes of UUCLB!
- Fellowship Opportunities for ALL!
** Go to the Town Hall Council folder in the Members Only Google drive for information about agenda items**
Questions or to place an item on the agenda. Contact Jan Goodwin at jan.goodwin@uuclb.org
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Sunday, May 26, 2024, in the Lounge at 11:30am
Words of Our Own Creative Writing Group
Writers of all ages, skill, and experience levels are welcome to join us in a supportive and affirmative environment. Everyone is welcome! For more info please contact mikeuuclb@gmail.com
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Sunday, June 2 at 11:30am in the Lounge
"Starting Point" Membership Class
Interested in Membership? Please attend an upcoming "Starting Point" class. Presented by the membership committee, the UUCLB "Starting Point" class provides information about Unitarian Universalism, what it means to become a member of our congregation, and explains the steps toward becoming a member. Visitors and newcomers are encouraged to attend. We meet on the first Sunday of each month at 11:30am in the lounge. For more information, please email: Membership@uuclb.org or visit our webpage at https://www.uuclb.org/connect/become-a-member/
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Sunday, June 2, after Service in Room 5
"Caring Card" making with the UUCLB Pastoral Care Team
Come and make a "Caring Card" or chat with the Pastoral Care Committee after service on the first Sunday of each month. The Pastoral Care Team will have a table to visit and/or make cards. The cards will be sent by the Pastoral Care Committee to those in the church community that might use some support. Supplies, samples and materials will be provided at the table. Please join us! You can contact our Pastoral Care group at: pastoralcare@uuclb.org
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Sunday, June 2, 4:00pm in Wylder Hall
Woven Image in Concert "Love Songs for the Earth"
The band "Woven Image" returns, blending Celtic, jazz, and pop/folk influences with rich vocal harmonies, expressive instrumentation, and joyous, uplifting songs. Those who saw their Wylder Hall show last year will tell you, a Woven Image show is a great time.
No Admission Charge: Free will offering to benefit the California Native Plant Society and Natural Resources Defense Council. Questions? Email us at musicandarts@uuclb.org.
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Wednesday, June 5, 5:30pm at the picnic tables near the playground.
Summer 2024 Church Potluck Picnic #1
- Please bring a hearty dish to share – one that feeds several people.
- Feel free to bring a picnic blanket or lawn chair, if you prefer that to picnic tables.
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Note: The church kitchen will not be available for use and we won't have a grill/BBQ this year.
- Items provided by church: Plates, silverware, cups, napkins, serving utensils, and serving ware, cookies, chips, and non-alcoholic beverages (iced tea & lemonade)
- This is a potluck, so whatever folks contribute, will be what we all enjoy communally.
- Please take your potluck food and dish home with you, when you go home.
For more information, please contact Laura Scully at 562-822-0200 or email: lbscully1@gmail.com
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Sunday, June 9, 2024, 4:00pm in Wylder Hall
Los Angeles Recorder Orchestra Concert
The group plays compositions ranging from the Renaissance period to the 20th century, arranged for sopranino, soprano, alto, tenor, bass, great bass, contrabass, sub great bass and subcontrabass recorders.
Please join us! Suggested donation: $20 adults, children free.
For more info please contact David James at musicarts.chair@uuclb.org
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Sunday, June 30, 2024
UUCLB Awards Ceremony
This will be a joyous time to present our annual awards to church members and to celebrate the year’s new members. (Note: Awards Ceremony has been rescheduled to June 30, not June 2.) See you in church!
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Garden Tea Service Auction Item: Seats still available!
Saturday, June 8, 2024, 12:00 – 3:00 PM
Enjoy a 20-year-old tradition: a cream tea complete with homemade scones, a variety of finger sandwiches, salad, quiche, and desserts in the Goodwins’ garden. Hats optional. It's bound to be a Jolly Good Time for all!
$50/per person
Contact Jan Goodwin at janiceg22@gmail.com
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NEXT LGBTQ+ CAUCUS MEETING
NO Caucus Meeting in June
Join the LGBTQ+ Caucus on Sunday, June 9, 2024, in the Lounge at 11:30 am.
We will meet with the LGBTQ+ Welcoming Task Force.
Requesting volunteers for Pride Worship on Sunday, June 30 and Transgender Day of Remembrance on Wednesday, November 20. Send you volunteer email to lgbtq.chair@uuclb.org.
Requesting volunteers for World Aids Day Sunday, December 1 Send you volunteer questions to lgbtq.chair@uuclb.org.
Save the date for the next LGBTQ+ Caucus movie night on Friday, June 7.
Upcoming Community Events: West Hollywood Pride, Los Angeles Pride, Trans Pride July 2024
Pink Haven Coalition - now accepting donations through the UUCLB online giving portal.
Your LGBTQ+ Caucus Co-Chairs are:
Chrisanne Blankenship-Billings she/they/her/them/everything, Bill Sive he/him/hiz
QUESTIONS? You identify as Queer or Ally and want to join our mailing list?
CONTACT US AT lgbtq.chair@uuclb.org
Lifting up our voices, Living our authentic lives, Sharing our Queer selves,
We are stronger together In Queer Space
| LGBTQ+ Caucus Meets Most First Sundays after service at 11:30am in room 2/3 | |
UUYAN – UU Young Adult Network ages 18-35
Third Sundays after Service in the Lounge (no meeting in May)
The UU Young Adult Network ages 18-35 meets on most 3rd Sundays in the lounge after the service. This is a small group ministry creating a beloved community of witnessing our experience together and planning group activities. For more information, please contact Kathy Adams, Adult Faith Development co-chair at katole@uuclb.org
Please note: UUYAN will not meet in May -- Look for us in June! Download the LB UUYAN Flyer here.
By UU Young Adults for Climate Justice
Climate Justice Movement Training Workshops Hosted by UUMFE, Spring For Change 2024 Events | Every Saturday, 2024, 3:00pm ET; 2:00pm CT; 1:00pm MT; 12:00pm PT -- RSVP: Online events
UU Young Adults for Climate Justice (UUYACJ) Has a book Club and reading list:
https://www.uumfe.org/get-involved/uuyacj/uuyacj-book-club/
Resources for Young Adults – UUA Denomination
https://www.uumfe.org/worship-resources-2/monthly-musings/
https://www.uuyarn.org/ministries
Welcome to the Young Adult Revival Network. We are the one stop shop, the central hub, the town square, the place for all things Unitarian Universalist young adult ministry. We are here to help young adults connect into community, create the ministries of their dreams, and grow the future leaders of our faith community. So let's begin your journey with YARN today! Click “Home" or scroll down and choose an option that resonates with you. If one of these options doesn’t resonate with you, then send an email to yarn@uusf.org.
Pacific Southwest Area: Camp de Benneville Pines, UUCAMP.org
There are Scholarships for young adults - reach out to camp via website for more information
Unitarian Universalist Association – Womens Federation
UUWF.org - Sign up at the website
Building covenantal relationships among Unitarian Universalist women that equip us all to be better co-conspirators and allies in the movement for collective liberation.
-- June 2 First Sunday 4:30 pm PST Gathering on Zoom --
Join us on the first Sunday of each month (unless it's a holiday!) to read some of the latest award-winning books as we interpret how they can be tools for social justice. The UU Women's Monthly Read will allow an entry point into our priority issues and support individuals looking to build on their understanding to be better allies and co-conspirators. Each month we alternate between a book (long form) or an article (short-form). THIS MONTH: We're reading On Repentance and Repair: Making Amends in an Unapologetic World By: Danya Ruttenberg
Programming runs an hour and a half. Auto captioning will be available.
2:30 p.m Hawaii / 3:30 p.m Alaska / 4:30 p.m. Pacific / 5:30 p.m. Mountain / 6:30 p.m. Central / 7:30 p.m. Eastern
Monthly reads are open to women, femmes, and gender-expansive folks.
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Download Saving Democracy Team’s Current Information Sheet!
bit.ly/uuclbinfosheet
Updated weekly
Questions? Email the team at: DemocracyTeam@UUCLB.org
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Unitarian Universalists for Social Justice's Democracy Movement is composed of individuals and groups that are concerned about the current state of our country and our democracy, and want to make things better. It is not a political party. Independents, Republicans, Democrats, and individuals who dislike and don't want to participate in politics, are all invited to participate in this movement.
The Democracy Movement's goal is to create a society where everyone's basic needs are met, and people have the opportunity to grow and thrive. If you believe that:
- There is too much money in the hands of too few people
- All people are created equal and should have equal rights
- There is power in coming together in support of a common goal
- We need to stop being polarized - we are all different, that's ok - most of us have a lot in common - we need to discuss and understand our differences, not fight over them
- People should be encouraged to vote and make their voices heard
- Although flawed, democracy is still a better system of government than autocracy / authoritarianism / fascism.
Then you should consider supporting the Democracy Movement. Here are two things you can do: (1) Find and join a local group that supports democracy, (2) Use this link http://bit.ly/uusjelection2024 to download Your Personal Plan to Help Save Our Democracy, select some items, then select some more (3) UUCLB's Saving Democracy Team meets the 2nd Monday of the month at 7:00 p.m. via Zoom. Join us. Email: DemocracyTeam@UUCLB.ORG to be put on our e-list to receive updates.
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Unitarian Universalists for Social Justice
Election 2024 Resource Page:
bit.ly/uusjelection2024
- Personal Plan Checklist
- Resource Materials
- Actions & Events
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Raising the voices of Unitarian Universalists and the values of justice, equity, democracy, and compassion.
What’s at stake in November can’t be overstated – the threat to our democracy is real and extreme. Please support UUSJ voter engagement and legislative defense work. Click here to learn more about Featured Actions, Events, UUSJ News, and Environmental and Climate Justice.
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YOU’RE INVITED TO “Organizing for Movement Building” with Andrew Batcher - Click here to RSVP Our country is facing a critical turning point, and we have been engaging UU leaders to build a powerful, inclusive, and collaborative pro-democracy movement. Join us on May 22 at 4:30 p.m. PT to hear from Andrew Batcher, UU organizer as he highlights pragmatic lessons from his experience with Occupy, the peace movement, Black Lives Matter, and countering hate groups.
All this information and more can be found at UUCLB’s Saving Democracy Team’s Info Sheet: bit.ly/uuclbinfosheet.
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Local Organizing Committee
Next Meeting: June 5, 3:00pm on ZOOM
Mission Statement:
The mission of the Local Organizing Committee is to build coalitions with interfaith communities around common interests, related to economic justice. We foster leadership in organizing.
We are working to prevent homelessness, in partnership with Long Beach and LA Churches and organizations - please join us. Meets First Wednesdays at 3pm on Zoom. For link go to: UUCLB.org/News/Calendar
Statement of Purpose
Awaken people to their power in social justice
LA Voice “Listening Campaign” & “Home is Sacred” Narrative has resulted in SB567 and SB 4 being Signed into Law in 2023 – Thank you for supporting this effort:
- Listening to our Congregants
- Postcards & Letters
- Local Interfaith Community Gatherings on Zoom and In Person
- Rally at the Capital in Sacramento
- Meetings with our State Representatives & Senators, Long Beach Mayor
- News Conferences with the Press
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Rally celebration: our petitions of 400K plus signatures achieved the first citizens coalition led ballot measure A on the November 2024 Ballot 5/7/2024
The effort for Economic Justice began in 2022. We learned that non-profit entities can lawfully inspire and support legislation that reflects our values. We (the PICO - Interfaith Communities Organizing - Network) were featured in the New York Times. LINK https://www.nytimes.com/2024/04/27/business/affordable-housing-religious-organizations.html
If you submitted a postcard with us after service or at a picnic last year - this is your achievement SB 4! SB Means State Senate Bill.
Through our individual and together efforts - We have collected signatures to put measure A on the ballot in November 2024- Thank you ! LA County Sales, a portion of the sales tax, funds services for mentally ill and low income housing development. We build a coalition around common interests and Values in our local community and in California.
There is a lot more to do this year – Come to the next local organizing meeting to learn more and collaborate with Cesar Castrejon our LA Voice professional organizer. He connects us to Long Beach St Lukes, Grace UNC, Revive Church, Long Beach Church of Christ, Los Angeles - Dolores Mission (Homeboys industries), First UU Church of Los Angeles, Church, and has connections with SUJE, ACCE, LIBRE who support Economic Justice and fair housing for all.
Through the Senate and the Assembly, through the ups and downs, grounded by our faith, and our conviction to build an LA county, and a California with equity and abundance for all.
Email Kathy Adams at UUCLB.org
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POSTCARDS
Your Virginia Reclaim Our Vote postcards are due on June 3rd. Thank you for participating!
If you are mailing your own cards, please let one of us know in person or at DemocracyTeam@uuclb.org.
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Article II Discussion
Are you ready for the Congregational Discussion about Article II on June 9?
- Familiar with the proposal and changes? (Principles to Values, etc.)
- Wanting to dig deeper?
- or not familiar with what may be changing?
You may explore some resources by following the link or QR code!
In any case, please join us!
https://www.uuclb.org/article-ii-general-assembly-ga-information-page/
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Explore the Side With Love Action Center:
https://sidewithlove.org/actioncenter
The Unitarian Universalist Association sponsors “Side with Love” a public advocacy campaign that seeks to harness love’s power to stop oppression. All are welcome to join online. For the latest updates explore and sign up for the online webinars at https://sidewithlove.org/
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UU Ministry for Earth: May 22 Online at 4:00pm PT
Join UU Ministry for Earth for poetry, song and story to honor International Day for Biological Diversity with Dr. Lyla June Johnston. Creator as Anchor; Collapse as Teacher May 22, 2024 7:00 pm ET/ 6:00 pm CT/ 5:00 pm MT/ 4:00 pm PT
Dr. Lyla June Johnston (aka Lyla June) is an Indigenous musician, author, and community organizer of Diné (Navajo), Tsétsêhéstâhese (Cheyenne) and European lineages. Her multi-genre presentation style has engaged audiences across the globe towards personal, collective, and ecological healing. She blends her study of Human Ecology at Stanford, graduate work in Indigenous Pedagogy, and the traditional worldview she grew up with to inform her music, perspectives and solutions. Her doctoral research focused on the ways in which pre-colonial Indigenous Nations shaped large regions of Turtle Island (aka the Americas) to produce abundant food systems
Sign up now at: https://secure.everyaction.com/SpUIxewZBk6fPs-PCnL-3A2
Register here: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZUqcO6ppzgiE91gSZOPzQ7hiS7SIu9VtcQs
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Adult Faith Development Team Seeks Volunteers
For more info contact afd.chair@uuclb.org
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Note to Choir: Last day of Choir is June 9!
Please join us again when practices resume late this summer.
We are an all-inclusive choir and a wonderful fit for all skill levels ranging from experienced to novice. From late summer through June we rehearse every Wednesday from 7:15- 9:00 PM, and we lead the music for the UUCLB Sunday Service around twice a month.
Questions? We would love to hear from you at music.director@uuclb.org
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General Assembly of the Unitarian Universalist Association
June 20-23 ‘24, Online only. (uua.org/ga)
(GA ’25: Will be hybrid, with live attendance in Baltimore.)
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GA and Article II Voting
Do you know what's going on with the voting at GA this year? Or do you feel like you are at square one? You can learn more about it by attending our information and discussion meeting June 9 after Sunday Service. Watch your email for details!
We, the GA Delegates, welcome your contacting us at GA.Delegates@uuclb.org with:
- Questions we may be able to answer for you,
- or Questions you would like to raise,
- or Requests!
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From the Board of Trustees
Delegates Selected for GA Denominational Assembly
The Board of Trustees has invited the following members to represent UUCLB at upcoming denominational assembly.
General Assembly – June 20-23, 2024
https://www.uua.org/ga
- LeRae Niell
- Priscilla Ortiz
- Treacy Gephart-Seeley
- Jimmy Brink
- Jonathan Sneller
- LeRae Niell will coordinate GA delegates in studying the issues and coordinating participation.
ga.delegates@uuclb.org
Watch for more information from our Delegates and the important Denominational work they will be doing on behalf of UUCLB!
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Tribute
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Finance Team
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Kat & Ole
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Tribute to
Leadership Team Members
Welcome New Board Members
"Thank You" Supporting Board Members
from Kat & Ole
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Tribute
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Make a Tribute!
Make a Memorial Tribute in memory of, or to say “Thank You” to someone for a gift, a good deed, a job well done, or just to tell someone “You are special!”
You can make your Tribute by check or use tithe.ly. Checks should be made out to UUCLB and marked "Tribute To insert name here". Or for tithe.ly text-to-give, text the words “Tribute for insert name here" and the amount to 833-931-1845. If making a tribute by check, drop your check off at the church office on Sunday or mail to: UUCLB, 5450 E Atherton St., Long Beach, CA 90815
Your Tribute will be posted on the bulletin board and will appear in the weekly announcement.
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Upcoming date for contributions to the ADVANCE Newsletter has changed!
Please send your articles, announcements, photos, artwork and other contributions before 9:30pm on the Tuesdays listed below. Email to: ADVANCE@uuclb.org
Due Date was: Tuesday, May 21 for the June 2024 issue
Due Date: Tuesday, June 18 for the July/August 2024 issue
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Stay in touch with your Church Community by contributing to the Weekly Eblast Announcements and the ADVANCE Newsletter.
To share in the weekly ANNOUNCEMENTS or the monthly ADVANCE NEWSLETTER:
- Prepare a brief notice for the Announcement or an article/brief about your event for the ADVANCE
- Include name of event, date, time, ZOOM link or meeting place and contact information for your event
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Submit in an UNFORMATTED Microsoft Word document -or- type into the body of an email.
- NO SPECIAL FORMATTING / SPACING
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Graphics and images should be attached in JPG format (rather than embedded in a MS Word file)
- Proofread your document and make any necessary corrections before sending
Submit Weekly Announcements/Eblast to: ANNOUNCEMENTS@uuclb.org
DEADLINE: Tuesday at Noon!
To share in the monthly ADVANCE newsletter:
Send submissions to ADVANCE@uuclb.org
NOTE: THE SUBMISSION DATE FOR THE ADVANCE NEWSLETTER HAS CHANGED.
Please submit your items for the ADVANCE before 9pm on the 3rd Tuesday of each month.
Please note: submissions will be published on a space available basis subject to the decision of the editor.
*Flyers and/or announcements that need to be retyped will not be accepted.
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Extra Parking for CHURCH SERVICES (Sundays only)
Our East and West Parking lots are now at capacity. That is good news; people are finding us! For overflow parking on Sundays, extra parking is available in the Los Altos Medical center Lot at 1777 N Bellflower Blvd. We urge anyone who can to come a little early to park in the Los Altos Medical Center Lot. This will make us more welcoming to newcomers who can find space in our more accessible lots. Directions to the overflow parking lot:
- From the West on Atherton pass the church lots and turn right into the alley after the apartments.
- From the North on Bellflower take a right into the Medical Center entrance just after the Arco Station.
- From the South on Bellflower, a long left turn lane makes for an easy left turn into Los Altos Medical Center Parking.
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May 2024
The Filipino Migrant Center
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The Filipino Migrant Center was formed in Long Beach in 2010 to address the needs of Filipinos in the region. They are a Filipino-immigrant led organization aiming to educate, organize, and mobilize low-income, working class Filipino families.
FMC is working to develop long-term strategies to change systems of inequality. They provide resources and trainings to the people who are most affected and impacted by social injustices, and they are the leaders in these efforts who the FMC helps to empower. Their programs and services support low-income youth, low-wage workers, immigrant women, and families to improve the conditions of their health, schools, workplaces, neighborhoods, and environment.
This is accomplished with free services such as legal assistance with labor and immigration issues, health clinics, know your rights trainings, and even a walking club.
The FMC also worked collaboratively to produce a documentary on three Filipino immigrants. You can see the trailer at https://www.filipinomigrantcenter.org/liwanag.
They welcome volunteers! Learn more at https://www.filipinomigrantcenter.org/.
Our social justice collection takes place on the second Sunday, but you can support the Filipino Migrant Center until the last Sunday of the month, by mail, text, or online. If by mail, note “Social Justice Collection” on your check, and send it to UUCLB, 5450 E. Atherton St., Long Beach, CA 90808. Using Text-to-Give, text the words “25 Special Collection” and the amount to 833-931- 1845. To give $25, for example, text “25 Special Collection $25.” To cover any convenience fees for the church, you can add the word “cover” (so “25 Special Collection $25 cover”) or simply text “Cover fees on” to cover fees on all text gifts. Social Justice Collection MAY 2024 For online giving please go to uuclb.org/give
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Members! Please download the latest UUCLB Church Directory from the Members Only Drive at this link: Membership Directory March 2024 .
If your info has changed, is in error, or is missing, please email your name with the changes to: office@uuclb.org
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Planning a ZOOM meeting? Have an item for the UUCLB Calendar?
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FOR ZOOM MEETINGS: Use this link to request a ZOOM room reservation : http://www.uuclb.org/ZOOMRES (Please submit your request at least a week before your meeting to allow time for scheduling.)
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TO ADD AN EVENT TO THE CALENDAR: If you would like your event to appear on the UUCLB calendar, please email the ZOOM reservation and link, along with your event information (name of event, date, day of week, time start/end and contact info) to: calendar@uuclb. (Please submit your request at least a week before your event to allow time for calendaring.)
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How To Stay Connected to UUCLB
- Subscribe to the monthly Advance newsletter: advance@uuclb.org : Arrives in your inbox the first week of the month
- Subscribe to the church Board Report: boardreport@uuclb.org : Receive the meeting agenda, board packet, and minutes
- Check the current issue of the Join In Booklet: uuclb.org/joinin : Find all the standing Committees, social activities and affinity groups
- Find the latest How-To Manual for Committees
- Check the UUCLB website uuclb.org
- Check the church calendar uuclb.org/calendar
- Follow us on Facebook facebook.com/UUCLB/
- Join us for in-person and online Worship on Sundays at 10:00 am
- Live on Zoom … Facebook Live...and Past Recorded Services
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Watch our services when it's convenient for you!
Services stream live on Sundays on Facebook, and full services are posted on Facebook
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May 5, 2024
“Soul Matters Sunday: The Gifts of Pluralism”
with Rev. Lissa Gundlach and Gavin Thrasher
https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=2136475293376990
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Saturday, May 18, 2024
Pride Weekend Service
Love and Fear:
Intersectionality of Community and Queerness
with Aliya Stanton (they/them), Miles Rivers (he/him), and Abby Hasting-Tharp (she/her)
https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=752925897012308
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PLEASE LEAVE A MESSAGE AT (562) 597-8445 -or- EMAIL: office@uuclb.org
REGULARLY CLOSED HOLIDAYS, FRIDAYS, WEEKENDS &
CLOSED THE THIRD WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY OF EACH MONTH
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Unitarian Universalist Church of Long Beach | Phone: (562) 597-8445
Email: office@uuclb.org
www.uuclb.org | uuclb.org/youtube
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