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Universal Access & Inclusion Ministry Team is teaming with Adult Faith Development to sponsor a book Discussion on Held by Rev. Barbara Meyers. Rev. Barbara participated in the UAIM service in January. Held is about how UU Congregation can engage and help people who are struggling with mental health difficulties. Sue Mann Dolce reviewed Held in the December Newsletter. In her review, Sue says the book, ‘is a valuable contribution and could serve as a support for UUCB to learn and grow in our community and our support for one another.’
The virtual discussion Held will be Thursday, March 18 at 7 to 8:30. If you are interested in discussing the book (even if you haven’t read the book), please contact Sarah Martin at sarahmartin@buffaloun.org. Sarah will be ordering books for the discussion, so if you are interested please email her ASAP.
The virtual discussion Held will be Thursday, March 18 at 7 to 8:30. If you are interested in discussing the book (even if you haven’t read the book), please contact Sarah Martin at sarahmartin@buffaloun.org. Sarah will be ordering books for the discussion, so if you are interested please email her ASAP.
Accessibility & Inclusion Ministry (AIM):
Unitarian Universalist Church of Buffalo was selected as one of only eight churches in the United States to pilot the Accessibility & Inclusion Ministry (AIM) Program, a partnership of the Unitarian Universalist Association (UUA) and EqUUal Access. Through participation in the AIM Program, our congregation is working to become more inclusive and welcoming to people with disabilities.
We invite you to join the Universal Accessibility and Inclusion Team at UUCB. Please contact UAIM at UAIMuucb@gmail.com To become involved in our many inclusion, social justice, and accessibility projects. We welcome your comments, questions, and suggestions.
To learn more about the Accessibility & Inclusion Ministry (AIM) Program, please visit uua.org/accessibility/aim or http://www.equualaccess.org/aim/.
EqUUal Access is an organization for Unitarian Universalists living with disabilities, their families, friends, and allies. The mission of EqUUal Access is to enable the full engagement of people with disabilities in Unitarian Universalist communities and the broader society. To learn more, visit http://www.equualaccess.org/.
Unitarian Universalist Church of Buffalo was selected as one of only eight churches in the United States to pilot the Accessibility & Inclusion Ministry (AIM) Program, a partnership of the Unitarian Universalist Association (UUA) and EqUUal Access. Through participation in the AIM Program, our congregation is working to become more inclusive and welcoming to people with disabilities.
We invite you to join the Universal Accessibility and Inclusion Team at UUCB. Please contact UAIM at UAIMuucb@gmail.com To become involved in our many inclusion, social justice, and accessibility projects. We welcome your comments, questions, and suggestions.
To learn more about the Accessibility & Inclusion Ministry (AIM) Program, please visit uua.org/accessibility/aim or http://www.equualaccess.org/aim/.
EqUUal Access is an organization for Unitarian Universalists living with disabilities, their families, friends, and allies. The mission of EqUUal Access is to enable the full engagement of people with disabilities in Unitarian Universalist communities and the broader society. To learn more, visit http://www.equualaccess.org/.