Establish guidelines for use and beautification of the house and yurt.

The Caring Committee is a group of volunteers who are available to help fellow SCUU members with needs in times of crisis or illness. If you have a need or know someone who does, please call one of the members listed refer to the News letter or Ye WOW Book for phone numbers. See also Resource Committee.

Sing at Sunday Services, at least twice a month. Rehearsals are Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. All are welcome.

Carry on the tradition of offering Coffeehouses, with entertainment, for the congregation and general public, as an outreach for the principal purpose of raising awareness of SCUU.

To set a budget, oversee and track the collection and disbursement of church funds.

Hold All-Church Yard Sales and dream up other money making and community building ideas. Please call any member of the committee if you wish to participate.

To prepare for SCUU to become an accredited Green Sanctuary (UUA Seventh Principle Project), to advise the Board on environmentally-friendly practices and materials to use indoors and outdoors, to promote ecologically sound practices on a personal and congregational level.

A group that continually ask, answers and acts upon the questions -- Weed or flower? Cut or grow? Water or mulch? Plant or pull? Kneel or bend? Gloves or spade? Till or mow? The group meets the third Saturday of each month in the morning before noon; plans the work and works the plan. Everyone is urged to join in. The more the merrier (and the lighter the workload for those involved).

This group is seeking input from the congregation about the long range plan for the future of SCUU.

Keepers of names, Publishers of Ye Wow Books, Welcome visitors, plan Wow dinners, prepare for New Member Ceremonies, and help integrate new members into the congregation.

Promotes and tracks circle groups, helps newcomers find a neighborhood group to join.The idea is to get together regularly, ideally once a month, for a potluck dinner in someone's home, to get to know each other better, learn from each other, make new friends, and improve communication and cooperation among SCUU members and friends. The groups are intended to stay together for a year, at least, and then in September, hosts are asked if they would like to continue for another year, and new hosts are solicited. This gives everyone an opportunity to join a different group and make more new friends. If you like, you may be a member of more than one group at the same time. Current Circle groups and their meeting place, members, and contact person, always available, either at the greeters table, or from the Coordinator. There is always room in an existing group for a new member or family; also, sometimes newcomers will form a new Circle Dinner Group. When in Doubt attend a WOW Dinner.

Brainstorms ideas for styles of music and specific songs to incorporate into Sunday services.

The SCUU newsletter is available online as a full color PDF posted the last week of each month. To be notified when it's posted, join the announcements list at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/scuu_announcements/, or email JP Vidas and he will sign you up. Contact Kathleen Bell to receive a paper version (available in black & white only).

Approach members in a mindful, caring and loving way seeking financial support for SCUU to fulfill one responsibility of being a member. May each of us give, as we are able.

To plan and lead the children's religious education program.

Kristen Spears - Social Worker, LCSWC
Gwen Stamper - Physical Therapist
Joanne O'Brien - Counselor
Nancy Little - Veterinarian
Hugh Stamper - Microbiologist
Josephine Armstrong - Fire Safety, CPR, Child Safety
Denise Fay-Guthrie - Families for Children's Mental Health
Jolene Houser - Nurse

To identify social justice issues, and to organize ways we may become involved.

Meets the 2nd & 4th Tuesdays of the month; all are invited and welcome to attend. The program is intended to promote individual spiritual growth through various practices and topics suggested and decided on by the group. During announcements at Sunday service, Roy usually will announce the theme for the following Tuesday's meeting. You may attend occasionally, or be a regular member of the spirituality group.

To plan Sunday Services with Rev. Amy, when she's here, and to plan lay-led Sunday services for the other Sundays.

Keeper of Web. Contact point for everyone via "Get More Info" on Web page.

SCUU is a certified Welcoming Congregation, open and welcoming to people of minority sexual orientation. Educate the congregation regarding gay/lesbian/transgender issues, and to follow the UUA guidelines for a Welcoming Congregation.

Dedicated to providing chocolate above and beyond the call of duty.