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UUCRT COVID-19 Response Task Force

Utilizing a $5,000 grant from the Community Foundation of Orange and Sullivan, and gifts from individual congregants and donors, the Unitarian Universalist Congregation at Rock Tavern took action this week to distribute food to vulnerable communities. The congregation created a Food Security Initiative to be led by Bryon Abrams, a Navy veteran and resident of Newburgh, who will head the volunteer task force to deliver food to households in Orange and Sullivan Counties. Abrams reports that “the first shipment of 80 bags of groceries will be coming in next week.” Non-perishable food will be stored at the congregation’s 9 Vance Road location in Rock Tavern for the time being pending distribution to individuals or families in need.
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Food Security Initiative

If you, or someone you know, are in need of an emergency food delivery, please call 845-288-3488 or email UUCOVID19TF@gmail.com. Please provide the following information:
  • Your full name
  • Your delivery address (including city)
  • Your contact phone number
  • Number of people in your household
You will receive a call back within 24 hours providing further details and information.  

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Monthly Newsletter

Monthly Newsletter

Welcome to the summer issue of the Chalice Light, a newsletter helping to connect you with your congregation. The editors would like to thank our many contributors for their diligence and dedication in getting congregational and other news out to an audience of 300+ people.
In the newsletter you'll find descriptions of summer services, messages from our minister and president and reports on progress on many fronts -- from our finances to improvements to our labyrinth to plans for our 150th anniversary celebration.
Of particular note is Rev. Antal's column on building an adaptive culture. It is worth a thorough read and follow up reflection. The last page of this newsletter contains a survey to help us along this path. Rev. Antal urges you to bring your reflections to his Sunday services on Aug. 2 and 16.

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Minister’s Corner