A Letter to Us from UUA President Susan Frederick Gray
Read the letter here: 12.11.20 Letter to UUCharlottesville from UUA Susan Gray
Statement to the Media from Rev. Dr. Linda Olson Peebles in Response to Press Conference
Statement to the Media from Rev. Dr. Linda Olson Peebles I am disappointed that the Police Chief of Charlottesville made unfair accusations in a press conference December 10 about our church and about the people trying simply to bring a matter of concern to the Police Department. How sad that...
Re: Police Report on Racial Profiling Incident
To : UU Congregation of Charlottesville Re: Report of Charlottesville Police Department From: Rev. Dr. Linda Olson Peebles, Interim Lead Minister Following an incident on Rugby Road in October, when a church member was stopped and questioned by a number of police officers, the Board of Trustees of the UU...
The Talk of TJMC – On Torches, and Crosses, and the Call of Our Faith
As we move toward the gathering storm that is the “Unite the Right” gathering of alt-right white nationalists in our city, I want to share with you some Charlottesville history, and some of our own history as a congregation. On July 12, 1898, a man was lynched … here in Charlottesville. Accused of...
Special Congregational Meeting
TJMC-UU Special Congregational Meeting Sunday, October 2, 12:45 pm in the Sanctuary All Members: Join us for a specially called Congregational Meeting to vote on adoption of long-term public witness in support of the Black Lives Matter Movement and Racial Justice. Childcare will be provided. Our Youth will offer a...
Congregational Public Witness in Support of Black Lives Matter and Racial Justice
Did you miss the congregational public witness on April 17th? Read a transcript of the presentation here!