The Community Church of Chapel Hill Unitarian Universalist
The Community Church Ministry is a public advocacy campaign that seeks to harness love's power to stop oppression.
It is sponsored by the Unitarian Universalist Association. Contact us at [email protected]
There are so many ways to join us, to advocate for justice!
Let your spirit rise to meet this moment, and change the world!
Click here to learn more ABOUT US
It is sponsored by the Unitarian Universalist Association. Contact us at [email protected]
There are so many ways to join us, to advocate for justice!
Let your spirit rise to meet this moment, and change the world!
Click here to learn more ABOUT US
HANDS OFF RALLY - APRIL 5
Time to get out your Side With Love rally shirts for the Saturday April 5 Hands Off rally at Bicentennial Plaza in Raleigh from 11-1:30, sponsored by 50501, Indivisible and the Poor People's Campaign, Bring your family, friends and neighbors. You may use this ride share page if you have space in your car for others who may need a ride. or who would enjoy your company. Don't have a Side With Love shirt? Get one at Social Hour at the Love Table for just $10.
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side with love in action
Interfaith Voices for reproductive freedom
Members of the Side with Love team at the Community Church joined with the other 12 congregations of Interfaith Voices for Reproductive Freedom for the advocacy day on March 25 at the NC General Assembly. The day was organized by Equality NC and Planned Parenthood South Atlantic. We were speaking up for people’s rights to control their own bodies.
You can vote work in action
On Sunday, August 25, thirty four people from the Community Church attended the You Can Vote training session. Attendees learned all about how to register people to vote and then to follow up with them close to the election if they have not yet voted. It was an exciting afternoon with great training, terrific attendance and good food. Wendy Jebens organized the training with good help from the UU the Vote team at church. Please join us.
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Melva Fager Okun and Joy Blevins of the Community Church met to discuss the amazing work that Joy has done for years now knocking on over 1000 doors, speaking to people about getting out to vote. She has gone out almost every weekend and in the last few months has concentrated on homes in Wake and now in Orange County. She has answered lots of questions people have and helped straighten out misconceptions they might have. She strongly believes that canvassing and talking to people directly is the most effective way to encourage people to vote and support them. She will be at the UU the Vote launch to answer any questions people have about canvassing and to tell about her experiences
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After participating in training with You Can Vote, attended by several members of the Community Church, Wendy Jebens did voter registration at Durham’s Museum of Life and Science. Second You Can Vote training coming up at the Community Church on Aug. 25th from 12-2:00. Come join us.
Check the links below for more information about the topics
Reproductive Justice
Concerts for a Cause
UU Justice Ministry NC