This Sunday.

Service by the CVUUS Sangha

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Nancy Means Wright speaking at an online service

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Learning at CVUUS

Learning at CVUUS

We provide children, youth, young adults, and adults an opportunity to explore, reflect, and learn in a nurturing spiritual community.

Religious Exploration

Save the Dates!

CORONAVIRUS POLICY: Our buildings closed for public use

In light of VT Governor Scott’s announcement that all people working at non-profits not involved in safety and health care enterprises stay home from work, it is clear we must further tighten up our access to our buildings. This does not force us to allow unsafe conditions to develop in our buildings, so individuals from our Facilities team may occasionally go in to inspect our systems. Our office manager may also stop by once a week for her monitoring work. Everyone who enters the property is responsible for washing hands on arrival and departure and using the cleaning supplies on hand to disinfect what they touch, and staying 6 feet away from anyone they encounter. Until further notice, all cleaning activities need to be suspended. Read More about “CORONAVIRUS POLICY: Our buildings closed for public use”…

Words from Rev. Barnaby

From the Minister

Rev. Barnaby Feder, Minister

Dear Congregants – The idea of a monthly letter from me to you suddenly strikes me as a relic of the past. Most of my recent messages to our lay leaders and to the congregation at large have be revising the plans we made within the past few days in response to pandemic developments. I recently began emailing daily CommUUnion messages to you. What could I possibly say in this letter about CVUUS that I know will be as true on the last day of April as the first?

       We had a wonderful response to our first effort March 26 to supply bag lunches to the team from the Zen Center distributing them to homeless folks in Rutland. The only thing I know for sure about that program in April is that it is going to morph, perhaps dramatically, as the weeks pass and the pandemic spreads.

       We recently created an online spread sheet where you can request and offer help to each other in many categories. I have no idea whether enough of you will check it often enough for it to take root in April as a part of our communal life. Read More about “From the Minister”…

Member Stories

I am the direct beneficiary of slavery. Where do I go with that? Guilt. Denial. Tears. Anger.

― Margy Levine Young
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