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Ways You Can Help

Our December Share the Plate Beneficiary Youth Emergency Services (YES). 

 

YES serves homeless and at-risk youth by providing critically needed resources that empower them to become self-sufficient. Click here to donate. 

Not sure where to start? 

Do you want to volunteer, but you're not sure where you fit? Fill out our short, easy online form and a team member will reach out. Go here:

bit.ly/UUvolunteering

HOLIDAY BAKE SALE:   Calling All Bakers & Candymakers

Do you like to bake cookies, cakes, pies, breads? Are you an expert candymaker? Is there a special family recipe in your cookbook? Do you make some great holiday treats that you are dying to share? We need your goodies for our Holiday Bake Sale on Sunday, December 17.

 

Are you interested in joining the fun as we package, wrap, label and price all of the treats in the church kitchen the day before the sale? Or would you like to work at the bake sale table and watch the faces light up when folks see what goodies we have to offer? All kinds of help is needed and will be appreciated.

 

Contact Carolyn McNamara at caylamc@cox.net

or text (402) 709-3192

 

All bake sale proceeds will benefit youth education.

YES Cold Weather Gear Donations  


Our church is collecting hats, mittens, scarves, socks, and gloves for YES (Youth Emergency Shelter) this holiday season. Please place your donations in the nicely decorated gift boxes located in the church foyer on Sunday. This cold weather gear donation drive runs through the month of December.  

Sunday Morning Greeters

We have an ongoing need for Sunday morning greeters/ushers. The tasks are fairly simple – make sure the doors are unlocked (and then locked), collect the offering, and share a hearty “Good morning!” to all who enter. Go here to learn more and sign up:   bit.ly/uugreeters

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Coffee Hour Volunteers Needed 

We're looking coffee hour volunteers! Sign up with your friend or your team or small group. Choose to take just one Sunday at a time or sign up for a spot once a month! An easy one-page of directions is available. Go here to sign up today: 

bit.ly/uucoffeehour

Sunday Morning Tech Crew

 

We are looking for more in-sanctuary techies for Sunday mornings. Our tech team has done a fantastic job making the process easy and intuitive.  Eager to help our Tech Team or want to learn more? You can reach out to Stef Lewis (srodriguez.srr@gmail.com), who is lining people up to shadow experienced techies and learn the ropes. A checklist is ready for you, and video training will soon be available as well.

Ready to help?

Sign up here: bit.ly/uusundaytech

Musicians Wanted! 


We're looking for folks who would like to join the contemporary music group The Offbeats. We're esp looking for guitarists or percussionists. We rehearse once a week at the church.

Interested? Have questions? Contact Judi at offbeatsdirector@firstuuomaha.org

Sister Church Food Pantry

Each month, volunteers are donating food or helping at the food pantry. There are special requests and procedures.

 

Go here for more info: www.firstuuomaha.org/sisterchurch

From the Membership Team: 
 
Front Door Wreaths

We would like to make the front entrance more welcoming year-round. Seasonal wreaths placed on the front doors are a great way to warm the entrance. If you’re able and willing to create and/or purchase these wreaths, please contact Membership Coordinator, Melissa Gibson, at coordinator@firstuuomaha.org.
  
Communication Cards

You may have noticed the new yellow cards at the entrances to the sanctuary. These cards replace an assortment of other papers. Visitors can input their information, members can update their contact information, a space for Joys & Concerns is available on the back, and there is a QR code to find upcoming events and programming on the church’s website. Everyone is encouraged to make use of these cards. Just drop them – filled out or blank – in the offering basket!
 
Rainbow Lanyards for Membership Committee & Greeters

All members of the Membership Committee and Sunday Morning Greeters are encouraged to wear the new rainbow lanyards during Sunday services and coffee hour. This designates you as someone for visitors to approach with questions (and if you can’t answer the question, you can guide them to someone who can). Lanyards are available in the middle drawer in the foyer (beneath the parking validation area).

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