The interim search committee conducted an extensive search process and we are beyond delighted that Rev. Linda has agreed to be our Interim Minister. Rev. Linda has extensive experience as a settled minister and as an interim minister and she is beloved by all the congregations she has served. We...
The Church Parlor has been transformed with new flooring and paint and now the Glenn Short Trust Committee is working on the improving the appearance of the sanctuary. The windows have been sealed, painted, and washed inside and out and the interior storm windows are being installed so that we...
We all have stories about our experiences with this pandemic, but it’s hard to share them without being able to gather in church. Greta suggests we write them down. She started us off with a serious piece about her experience at TJMC and the strength it has given her to...
Donate to our Social Action Collection for CIFF here Or text SOCACT to 44-321 The Cville Immigrant Freedom Fund (CIFF) is a small, local non-profit that works with individuals and families in paying for legal representation and ICE bond. Our applicants range from recently arrived single mothers who have experienced...
May 13, 2020 Dear TJMC Members, Friends and Staff, The Interim Minister Search Committee is pleased to report they have received the names of eight excellent candidates for full-time interim ministry at TJMC. The committee will begin interviews and proceed with the search. The Committee consists of Pam McIntire, Kelsey Cowger,...
As I seek to understand and embody my birth name and my own religious spiritual evolution, I’ve been inspired by the many styles and representations of our Flaming Chalice symbol. The Flame itself represents a spirit of helpfulness and sacrifice. It illuminates and symbolizes religious freedom from impositions of doctrine...
Leia Durland-Jones, Director of Faith Development Last Saturday May 2 was World Labyrinth Day! The church’s Labyrinth Ministry often joins this annual celebration by holding a walk on our outdoor labyrinth. This year, we could not gather. The pandemic, of course, altered our plans as well as the plans of...
Oh Mother, from Caroline Heins, RE and Office Assistant Let me tell you about strong women out there who were already stretched to their limits dancing an intricately choreographed balance between work, community, family and parenting, when suddenly and unexpectedly they had to take on so much more. This is a...
As you saw from last week’s Newsletter, the Glenn Short Trust Committee has been hard at work fulfilling the gift stipulations with much needed repairs to our aging structure. They have replaced the heating/cooling system and are in the midst of trying to remove the old boiler, which was on...
Theme: Tantalizing Trees, 50″x50″x2″ on Wooden Panel Mixed Media: Melted crayons (iron), acrylics, beads, credit cards, fluff, buttons, etc. Award: Honorable Mention, “Up-Close”, Fredericksburg Creative Center for the Arts, National Juried Exhibit, July, 2019. Price: Individual wooden blocks, 6″x6″, $125. Reproductions on canvas: 12″x12″, $49 Contact: art@uucharlottesville.org Who doesn’t love...