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Communication

“But communication is two-sided — vital and profound communication makes demands also on those who are to receive it… demands in the sense of concentration, of genuine effort to receive what is being communicated.” ~ Roger Sessions, American composer, 1896-1985

Communication is vital to the health of a congregation, and we strive to communicate well! Please click on one of the selections in the pull-down menu above to see:

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Upcoming Events!

CHAUTAUQUA DISCUSSION SERIES:

Wednesday, Feb 8, 7-8:00pm: What Is Our Unique Identity? Sue Pyne and Nancie Thole invite you to join them in sharing stories that reflect our congregants' strengths. How have we made our identity known and when have we, as a whole, represented that identity to the community through actions or words?

Wednesday, Feb. 22, 7-8:00pm: UU Can-Do Positive Thinking--Positive Attitudes? Emily Mitchell believes that we can use positive thinking and attitudes and she asks: What common practice or set of behaviors can be applied to reach goals for membership, stewardship, leadership, and pastoral care--to name a few?