UUSC and the Unitarian Universalist Association have joined to launch a humanitarian relief fund to help survivors of the cyclone in Myanmar (formerly Burma).
With your generous support, the UUSC will provide humanitarian relief through groups in the affected region in an effort to help survivors, particularly those at risk of being overlooked by mainstream relief. To donate online and view a map of the effected areas, visit the UUSC Web site . Or, mail donations to: Unitarian Universalist Service Committee UUSC-UUA Cyclone Nargis Relief Fund P.O. Box 845259 Boston, MA 02284-5259The relationship between your congregational lay leader and your minister is a crucial one.
Congregational Presidents and their Ministers are invited to a one-day workshop on Saturday, September 20, 2008, from 9:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. This workshop is an opportunity to plan how best to work together to accomplish the ministry of your congregation. Facilitated by District Executive Terasa Cooley, we will explore expectations and responsibilities, work styles and best practices for a healthy working relationship.The UU Spring Revival scheduled for Saturday, May 17, has been cancelled due to low enrollment.
The Mass Bay District is excited to announce a newly created Youth, Young Adult and Campus Ministry Coordinator position. We understand the importance of attracting and motivating young adults to our movement and want to build the connections between campuses and congregations that will allow that to happen.
Read the full position description.The Massachusetts Bay District is offering ministers a stimulating opportunity to connect and learn with their colleagues this August.
Here’s information about organizations of those who serve in our congregations. Check out these pages for contact information and meeting schedules.
We represent 55 congregations in the greater Boston area.
Openings in our congregations, UU organizations, and congregations in other districts, are listed here. Let us know if you an opportunity to announce.
