Eugene PRIDE Celebration ~ Saturday, June 27, 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. at Lane Events Center There is still time to sign up to volunteer for the Pride festival or donate items for the day. It is a great opportunity to mingle with people and support the
Read more →This week, updates. Let me know if you have others. Pill Bottles They are too small to go in the recycle to be sorted in the plastic mix. Before the July 2025 changes, our green team took the bottles to a veterinarian to use for pet medicines.
Read more →Green Team members have suggested I share again some of the choices suggested when we first started this column in the Friday FCC email in January 2023. Random reminders: The plastic containers plant starts come in —small or large— and hanging baskets from previous years can be
Read more →We are privileged in Lane County to have a wide variety of farms, farm stands, and markets that supply us with fresh produce. In spring, summer, and fall, we have abundant local produce. Most of our local farm suppliers grow organic produce, which is a great boon.
Read more →Pride Night at PK Park ~ Tuesday, June 9 at 6:35 p.m. Church friends and baseball lovers unite for Pride! We have an opportunity to purchase tickets for Pride Night with Eugene Emeralds for a discounted rate of $7. Visit https://www.gofevo.com/event/Eugeneemeralds3 to order your seat now –
Read more →Deborah McGlauflin and Chris Cunningham are facilitating a discussion group on the book Blessed Minds: Breaking the Silence About Neurodiversity by UCC minister Rev. Sarah Lund on Friday, June 12, 1-2:30 p.m. in the Sojourners Room. While not an entirely new term, the meaning of neurodiversity has
Read more →The Sunday’s of June 14, 21 and 28, at 9 a.m., Dan Close and Chris Cunningham will teach an ancient tool of self-evaluation and self-discovery called the Enneagram. Come and hear what Dan and Chris have gleaned about the Enneagram and its relations to spiritual development. The
Read more →During our Four Bows worship series, our liturgist followed the Scripture reading each week with a short writing called, “Would You Bow?” Several of you asked for copies. Given that one request often reflects the desires of many, I’ve reproduced it below. Others wondered who wrote the
Read more →Big thanks to all our volunteers, staff, and temporary helpers who have stepped up while we have multiple open positions. The Finance, Personnel, and Fellowship teams—and your Board—have all been working hard the past two months. We have started using new, low-cost payroll software that should make
Read more →Challenges in resolving bookkeeping issues in the Church office continue, but there is significant progress, and there is light at the end of the tunnel. Sherri, a part-time external resource, is handling accounts in QuickBooks, the accounting software. Dana is stepping in to manage pledge processing in
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