Dear Ones,
Inauguration Day is here! The road was long, but we made it. May today usher in better tomorrows for all of us.
Pablo Picasso once said, “Every child is an artist. The problem is how to remain an artist once we grow up.” Well, how … read more.
Last Sunday we celebrated Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. as a leader and a hero. Each month we are dedicating one session to a different aspect of anti-racism work. When it comes to imagination, we focus on imagining a better world. And who better to … read more.
Youth Group News –
Youth:
This Sunday Middlers and Teens will need the rock in their RE @ Home Bags as well as paint and paintbrushes or sharpies. After our lesson, both groups will play Bingo and need their RED Bingo card.
Before Sunday:
Find a poem, copy it … read more.
First Presbyterian Church of Norfolk is continuing to host NEST guests for the remainder of the winter season. As they need help to do so and thanks to your financial generosity we have the resources, we are going to take on providing another week of … read more.
Our congregation has accomplished a mighty feat this year, making stellar progress in restoring the Elizabeth River which surrounds our church home.
That progress will be officially recognized at the Elizabeth River Project’s virtual awards ceremony Jan. 21, where CVUU will be awarded a Two-star Achievement … read more.
Jannie Marvel
Twelve Black artists, exhibiting their interpretation of love in the show, “Light from All Sides,” participated in an Online Artist Panel Discussion panel live-streamed this past weekend.
The show is at the Downing-Gross Cultural Arts Center’s (DGCAC) Newport News Community Gallery: For panel reservations, go … read more.
Communication and democracy are two elements that bring us together as a community. They engage us with each other and provide the governing for our CVUU community. The CVUU Board has set the dates for the Mid-Winter Meeting, the Election Meeting, and the Annual meeting. … read more.
Youth:
This Sunday, Teens will need their D&D sheets, we will flex our imagination and dive into the world our fabulous DM has created for us. Middlers will need to fill a basket with a collection of items found around their home. What goes into the … read more.
We had our first Religious Education session of 2021 last Sunday and the Soul Matters theme for January is “Imagination.” When we think about imagination, one can’t help reflecting on the very first thing we do with UU children is a Child Dedication. Child Dedications … read more.
Dear Ones,
Gloria Steinem once said, “Without leaps of imagination or dreaming, we lose the excitement of possibilities. Dreaming, after all, is a form of planning.” Every moment gives us the opportunity to start over, to see new possibilities. Where our imagination can take us is … read more.
