President’s Message

 

Good day my friends.

Let’s celebrate together another perfect day in paradise! I wish you well!

As a congregation we also need to remain healthy. Yes, I understand the need for us to personally stay healthy, but I’m talking about us as a healthy congregation. What is a healthy congregation ? We are lay-led, where every member is valued and plays a vital role in keeping our community alive, vibrant and thriving. i.e.: Healthy!

We all have a responsibility to contribute to the functioning of our fellowship. Just as we honor the inherent worth and dignity of every person as a UU principle, we recognize that every member has unique gifts and talents to share.

Whether you’ve been a part of our NCUU Fellowship for years or are just joining us, come find your place within our community by bringing your strength to our family. Yes, our family. No contribution is too small, and every act of service helps to enrich our shared experience. From organizing or just participating in our events, to maintaining our space to supporting those in need, there are countless ways to make a difference.

If you’re unsure where to start, just consider joining one of our committees. Whether it’s the Social, Media, Building, Grounds Committees, or the Membership and Caring Committee, each offers unique opportunities to engage with and contribute to our shared mission. We invite all and welcome you to join in this collective effort.

Reach out to learn more about how you can get involved. You will be welcomed and thanked. Don’t be shy – we would love to have you be a part of our journey forward.

So then, a big “shout out / thank you” to those committee members that keep NCUU functioning! As president for the past six months, I recognized that without the time and energy involved by our committees the Fellowship would struggle to remain as an active group. The dedicated members, who volunteer in many roles, are the lifeblood and strength of our community.

Together, let’s continue to build a community where everyone feels valued, supported, and empowered to make a difference.

It doesn’t take much to establish your personal connection / ownership to the church. What you do makes a difference.

Let’s promise to share our energy, and stay healthy!

Till we meet again, smile and enjoy this beautiful experience we call life. And a Happy Thanksgiving to all ! And again, I wish you well!

Chas