Unitarian Universalist Congregation of the Quad Cities (UUCQC)

PLEDGE DRIVE 2023

Preparing for an annual membership pledge campaign provides the opportunity to pause and reflect on the work of the UUCQC. During the past year, our beloved community of the UUCQC has experienced several changes while continuing to provide us with a focus during the pandemic.

Several of our leadership roles transitioned in the past year due to those wanting to be closer to family, finding different positions within the community, or further pursuing their education. We are blessed to have memories with those of the past and excited for our future with those willing to share their talents with the congregation.

Our Congregation continues to present opportunities to serve, search for meaning, and connect in exercising free faith. Here’s are just a few of the ongoing projects at the UUCQC this year, none of which would have been possible without the sharing of time, talent and treasures by our members and friends.

WHAT YOU CAN DO:
As we begin the work to create the UUCQC 23-24 annual budget, we ask for your spirited giving to help us continue the investment in our community, our environment, and ourselves as a congregation.
We ask for your commitment in living our principles of inherent worth and dignity of every person, seeking meaning and truth through this, our free faith. Your pledge made in generosity will make the UUCQC stronger and better able to fulfill our mission and vision now and into the future.
Please visit the Pledge tabs on the website for EFT giving or simply click the Pledge link below for Realm giving.
We thank you for your generosity and commitment to community.

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SERVICE

Sunday @ 10 AM

March 26
"Money & Meaning in Life"
Rev. Patrick Price

How ever we want to view it, we need money to help us to assemble the puzzle pieces of our individual lives and together as a liberal religious community. Religious community is one of the places, if not the place where we should feel safe dealing with the most important issues in our lives, such as birth, death, sexuality and money. However, sometimes due to our past experiences or lack of them, we are more than a little puzzled by the nature of money and its relationship to our lives as religious people. How we use the resources of our lives speaks more about what is important to us than all the words we can possibly utter.

"Money & Meaning in Life" - Rev. Patrick Price - YouTube