The Meridian
Taking Care of Each Other
Ministry Discretionary Funds (MDF) are funds available to help those in our congregation in need. These funds are supported entirely by donations and have historically been distributed at the discretion of the minister. Church members Sally Andersen and Phyllis Thomson are working in a voluntary role with congregants in need who request help. Please consider
An Invitation to the Wider UU Universe!
The UU Church of Tallahassee’s Wider UU Connections web page includes links to several Unitarian Universalist Association (UUA) groups and related organizations. Their programs give us access to a variety of newsfeeds, events, and relevant resources. Singly or in combination, these groups and organizations provide mounds of information and inspiration (for introverts as well as
The 2025 Environmental Score Card
It’s been a tough year for environmental protection. Politics has muddied the waters and thrown a monkey wrench in what was a generally positive environmental trend and sent things spiraling into chaos. However, there were some positive elements worthy of note. Science in general has taken quite a hit this year but read on to
UU Ministry for the Earth Community Read Schedule & Summary
As a follow-up to our Climate Justice Revival, UUCT is participating in the UUMFE community read of What if We Get It Right? Visions of Climate Futures. Hope you are able to join for all or some of the sessions! Please note, there will not be a meeting in December. Take time to catch up,
Joyful Eating, Nurturing our Health & Wellness
Can we fight climate change with our forks and feel great doing it? This tasty, interactive Green Sanctuary workshop will cover the basics of a plant-forward lifestyle. Facilitated by Georgia Ackerman, a plant-based wellness coach, topics will include autoimmuneillnesses, weight loss, food for longevity, and the gut-brain connection. Easy, budget-friendly menu ideas will be shared.
Social Change Now: A Guide for Reflection and Connection
In mid-November, UUCT members Nao Bethea, Rosa Ramos Morgan, and Rei Myers facilitated a Saturday workshop based on Social Change Now: A Guide for Reflection and Connection by Deepa Iyer. The book was selected by the Unitarian Universalist Association (UUA) as its current common read. Fifteen participants gathered for a Saturday of interactive learning, engaging
Thank You!
The Grace Mission Underwear Drive was a huge success! A big thank you to everyone who contributed underwear. Your contributions make a difference in the lives of each individual touched by your generosity. Your continued donations of gently used sheets and towels, men’s and women’s clothing, shoes and outerwear are also appreciated and always welcomed.
January 2026 Green Sanctuary Good News Corner
Personal Note of Good News Close to Home When the new administration slashed federal programs and DOGE made their most egregious cuts, my son-in-law lost his job with the U.S. Dept of Agriculture in the international division of forestry. It was a shock to see what happened to our international forestry program that existed to
No Small Endeavor
I was alerted that this radio show on December 14 entitled No Small Endeavor was to be about composting, but that was a byproduct and not the tenor of the discussion. The show was about a memoir by writer and reporter Jeff Chu. After doing excellent work and appearing in some top magazines, he decided that
Board Minutes October 2025
Board Members Present:Annette Pearce, PresidentBonnie Abellera, President-ElectKen Kent, FinanceSally Andersen, Member at LargeKim Ross, Member at LargeSadie Ragans, Secretary 6:33 PM – Called to OrderOpening words and Chalice Lighting was led by Annette Pearce. Following a check-in with all attendees, the agenda was reviewed and motion to approve was passed. Process ObserverAnnette reminded all present
Chat With Your UUCT Board
Your UUCT Board wants to hear from you. We recognize the importance of 2-way communication, and we want to make it as easy as possible. On the fourth Sunday of each month, starting in January, a Board member will have a table on the veranda after church. We hope you will stop by to ask
Treasurer’s October 2025 Report to the Congregation
There was a significant increase in current year pledges received in October to $15,201, a $6,491 increase over September. By including prepaid pledges, total current year pledges received comes to 38.8% of the annual pledge total. October’s target for income and expenses was 33.3%. Prior year pledges totaling $4,831 were received, bringing FY 2024-25 pledges received to