Author Archives: Don Barker

Quiz: What Does the “C” in NLDC Stand for?

​​At our last Annual Meeting, we elected new members of the ​UUFE NLDC. What does the “C” stand for?

Here is your clue:

 

 

Answer:  This week, it was Cuisine.

 

​​At our last Annual Meeting, we elected new members of the Nominating and Leadership Development Committee (NLDC).  Last Sunday evening, … read more.

All-Gender Restrooms at UUFE

Welcome Back! All! 

When we return to our UUFE sanctuary for in-person services and meetups this summer, UUFE will be more inclusive and our building even more welcoming than before. Read more below about our plans to provide gender-neutral restrooms for all who gather with us.

 

 

The Need

Members … read more.

Raised Catholic. (Strict Catholic.)

UUFE’s Theresa Connelly brews up coffee hour each Sunday.  And her answers to the Five Big Questions right now, here.  Straight up, no decaf.

 

UU liFE:  Where were you raised, and how?

Theresa:  I was #7 of 8 children raised in Annapolis. We were raised Catholic (strict Catholic).

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From Band Geek to 70.3 Triathlon – and Mom

UUFE’s Emily Cranwell answers the Five Big Questions and talks about wearing butter cookies on her fingers, raising Lindan, savoring Summer, winning marathons and triathlons, and how she found UUFE.

“I knew I belonged the first time we read the Covenant aloud.”

Where were you … read more.

Not “remarkable”. But I’ve traveled a lot!

UUFE’s Jamie Walter answers the Five Big Questions and tells about her life in the Maryland Judiciary, travels from Pearl Harbor to Hiroshima.  And the girls.

 

 

UU liFE:  Where were you raised, and how?

Jamie:  I was raised in Towson, MD. I was baptized Catholic, went to Catholic … read more.

Found You in the Yellow Pages!

UUFE’s Ann Jacobs answers the Five Big Questions and talks about roaming Europe with horses, life in The Big Apple, running the Marine Corps Marathon, and starting her own business – again.

 

Where were you raised, and how?

I was born in Baltimore then lived for the … read more.

Outreach Collection for Asbury Church this Sunday

The Fellowship’s Social Justice Committee is proud to offer our members a unique opportunity this month through its special outreach monthly collection program. This month, we are asking members to contribute to Asbury United Methodist Church, a black church we have partnered with for years … read more.