Category: Congregation News

Recognizing the Climate Problem

Hello Hendricks County Residents, we made it through the hottest summer on record. The extreme heat, combined with other weather phenomena, contributed to this summer’sepic ocean storms, wildfires, flooding, and droughts. Experts warn that continuedburning of fossil fuels will result in temperatures that break this year’s heat records,which have imposed widespread health and economic costs. … Continue reading Recognizing the Climate Problem

Carvings from the Board

I’m not sure who, if anyone gets credit, but our church seems to be coming back to life! Some of thecredit goes to some of our new members coming in with new energy and excitement for who we areand what we do, as well as participation in the Worship Committee, services, and sermons. Somebelongs to … Continue reading Carvings from the Board

Bell Tower Maintenance Project

On Friday December 8, 2023, a team of four volunteers donated about 24 labor hours of work on maintenance to the bell tower. Projects included removal of old (not in use) wiring, removal of old disconnected speakers, replacement of old hardware cloth covering the louvered vent openings, and maintenance on the bell including rope replacement. … Continue reading Bell Tower Maintenance Project

Splinters from the Board

At our November board meeting, we addressed several issues concerning building maintenance and our outreach efforts into the community. We also began plans for a Congregational Retreat on January 22.

Open Board Position

Current board member Brad Uebinger and his wife are moving to be closer to their grandchildren. We wish them a safe move – and thank Brad for his service on our board! Brad’s departure opens a position on the UUCCHC Board of Directors. If you think you might be interested joining the board, please reach … Continue reading Open Board Position

Creating Our Religious Community on Sundays

Special Announcement The Unitarian Universalist Community Church of Hendricks County embraces freedom of thought and creates a place where people come together to encourage each other to spiritual growth that makes for peace, ethical living, and community service. Our congregation is small, but mighty. We step up and give our time – playing music, sharing … Continue reading Creating Our Religious Community on Sundays