The Special Collections for February will support the Prince George's County Lynching Memorial Project.
Dear Members and Friends of Paint Branch, I am writing to share information with you about two important matters. Annual Congregational Meeting–Rescheduled The Annual Congregational Meeting scheduled for June 9th is being postponed until Sunday, June 23rd at 10 AM. We will provide Zoom links and links to important meeting documents here in the ContinUUm on … Continue reading Board News – 5/31/24
On August 1, 2024 PBUUC will joyfully welcome our new minister, Rev. Anthony Jenkins. He is a proud native of DC/Maryland/Virginia who also called upstate NY home for a significant chunk of his childhood. Among many other things, Anthony is a 19-year practitioner of daily meditation, a spiritual alchemist & contemplative, a pescetarian (mostly), a … Continue reading PBUUC Looks Forward to Welcoming Our New Minister
Please plan to attend the May 26 Paint BranchUU the Vote Organizing Meeting Which will immediately follow the 3 pm “This is What Democracy Looks Like” worship service. Please participate in decisions about how Paint Branch can become a Good Trouble Congregation. There are a variety of ways to be involved in the UU the Vote efforts. … Continue reading UU the Vote Organizing Meeting THIS SUNDAY!
Now is the time for you to come to the aid of our Paint Branch Community!! Send your bio, no more than 250 words about your activities at PBUUC and in the Wider UU world. Please state what you want to accomplish at Paint Branch in your role in leadership as member of the: Board of Trustees to fill … Continue reading From the Nominating Committee
A Social Justice Task Force (SJTF) was formed in February for the purpose of identifying and initiating a congregation-wide social justice project. Task Force members are Lula Beatty, Sue Bollens, Carmelita Carter-Sykes, Mark Denome, Margaret McLellan, and Patricia Most. The Task Force surveyed all church members and held a listening session to determine congregational interests in … Continue reading Congregation-wide Social Justice Projects at Paint Branch Approved!
