States and cities can lead the way on global warming If the past is any indication, state and local action could be enough to allow continued progress on climate change, even without federal leadership. GLOBAL WARMING SOLUTIONS MARCH 14, 2025 The United States’ recent withdrawal from the Paris Climate Agreement indicates a shift away from […]
Board Attendees: Chase Den Beste, Marty Beech, Annette Pearce, Kim Ross, SallyAndersen, Alden HutchisonInvited Attendees: Rev. E.N. Hill & Greg De Angelo & Alessandra Nysether-Santos The meeting began with opening remarks from the board president, then a closed session was announced. There was a motion to approve the minutes and financial reports, which passed unanimously. […]
After an encouraging December, current year pledges received in January decreased to $12,910, or $7,902 below our monthly budgeted amount. Current year pledges totaled $75,785 fiscal year-to date, or 30.4% of annual budget, compared to our 58.3% target. With prepaid pledges included, current year pledge receipts are 59.8% of annual budget. January receipts for other […]
It’s almost Spring! I’m looking forward to the blossoming and unfurling of Spring. I’ll be away quite a bit in March and April, so I’m especially hopeful that we will have lots of support from our community as we navigate the coming weeks. Read on for lifespan RE updates and Sunday schedules from the Director […]
On Sunday, 3/2, we kickstarted the celebrations of UUCT’s 71st anniversary during a multigenerational service and a community potluck. In that worship service, we had such an abundance of engagement and excitement that I was not able to fully share the birth chart reading for our beloved Unitarian Universalist Church of Tallahassee. To make the information accessible […]
Are you a coordinator or member of a group at UUCT? Have you looked at the information about your group posted on our website recently? Check it out! The website is often the first stop for potential visitors. It’s also used by members and friends wanting to check the date or time of an event […]
The District of Columbia’s Environmental Film Festival (DCEFF) This will be the 32nd year the District of Columbia has held its famous environmental film festival. Since 1993, DCEFF has been the premier showcase of environmental films. Each March, they’ve brought the world’s largest green film festival to museums, embassies, universities, and other cultural institutions across Washington DC. […]
From the slave ships of 1692To the civil Rights era of the 60sBlack history should be taughtLest it be forgotIda Wells, bless her soulEstablished the NAACPGeorge Washington Carver worked tirelesslyon the development of hundreds of applications for new plantsRuby Bridges at the age of 6Help to desegregate an Elementary schoolThurgood Marshall was a great lawyerAnd […]
Board-Member Attendees: Chase Den Beste, Marty Beech, Annette Pearce, Kim Ross, Sally Andersen, Alden HutchisonInvited Attendees: Rev. E.N. Hill & Greg De AngeloGuest: Gwendolyn Waldorf The minutes from the November 2024 meeting were approved unanimously. The November finance reports were then reviewed. The reports were also approved unanimously.The topic of signage was raised, and the […]
December’s pledge income of $17,091 was considerably larger than each of the previous five months, but still fell short of our monthly budget by $3,721. Current year pledges received this FY were $17,031 in December and $63,574 fiscal year-to-date, or 25.5% of annual budget compared to our 50.0% target. With prepaid pledges included, current year […]
