This Sunday, Professor Jassen Callender, Director of the Mississippi State University School of Architecture Jackson Center, will discuss the essentials of building for a sustainable future. The talk will focus on Professor Callender’s 2021 book Building Cities to LAST: a practical guide to sustainable urbanism. From the publisher: Building Cities to LAST presents the myriad … Continue reading Building to LAST
During the Fall Congregational Meeting, the UUCJ membership voted to establish a Capital Building Fund: Building the Future to support renovation of the West Street facilities and grounds! These funds will first be used to renovate Heffner Hall, our current meeting space on the corner of West and Hartfield Streets. The renovation planned will redesign a ...
The following 2021 budget was adopted at the Fall Congregational Meeting:
INCOME
2021 Budget
Pledges
$45,000
Plate
$5,000
Material Donations
$0
Fundraising
$500
Rentals
$1,000
Lease/ Purchase
$18,000
Appreciation
$100
TOTAL
$69,600
EXPENSES
2021 Budget
Administration
$1,500
Affiliation
$3,800
West St. Facilities
$23,000
West St. Renovations
$15,000
State St. Facilities
$5,600
Minister
$37,106
Child Care
$540
Welcoming
$600
Exploring
$3,500
Living
$650
Changing
$300
TOTAL
$91,596
THANK YOU TO THOSE WHO PLEDGED! This year we received 19 pledge units (individuals or families) representing 27 members. Members pledged their time to participate on the Ministry Teams: Welcoming Community (2 members), Exploring Our Beliefs (9 members), Living Our Values (5 members), and Changing Our World (8 members). Talents pledged include performances by musicians ...
Most churches only follow one religious tradition, but I am interested in exploring many. Here at UUJXN I can learn about many religious traditions and explore how their practices can be meaningful for me and my life!
When I moved to Jackson in 1998, I was looking for a Unitarian Universalist Church because I had been introduced to the denomination by my sister in Texas. When I visited the UUCJ, I decided that it could be my home church due to the friendly members and liberal religious values. And I’ve been attending … Continue reading L. Patricia Ice
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