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On the last weekend of March, we will be welcoming Rachel Maxwell (she/they) of Stewardship for Us to UUCCI to listen deeply to our congregation’s stories, hopes, worries, and vision for the community we are becoming. During this Sunday Service, Rev. Nic and Rachel will discuss the idea of congregational vitality and how generosity, abundance, and space, can help congregations as they seek to make a positive impact within and beyond the walls of their community.
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