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Emerson UU Board Meetings:
(All Welcome)
Schedule change to 1st Mondays, starting May 6. 
1st Monday of Each Month at 6 PM
Everyone is invited to attend via Zoom 1
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REMEMBERING JENNIE MARGERUM

Dear Emerson Community,

I’m writing with sad news. Tuesday evening, March 4, Virginia (Jennie) Margerum passed away. Jennie was a long-time member of Emerson who put countless hours into volunteering to make Emerson a loving and thriving community. Jennie had end-stage renal failure. Her family says that Jennie had a very full life and valued everyone she spent time with at Emerson.

A service will be held in Jennie’s honor at church on Sunday, March 30 at 2 PM.

Please feel free to call me or make an appointment if you need to talk. 
Sending love,
Rev. Chloë

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MEMORIAL UPDATE FOR KATIE ANDERSON 

All are invited to gather in person in our sanctuary, or in our virtual space (live.emersonuuc.org), on Saturday, April 12th at 2:00 pm, to celebrate the life of Katie Anderson.

Coffee and cookies will be offered.  If you’re able, please bring a plate of cookies to share.

The parking lot at the Senior Center has been reserved. However, if you’re able to park on the street and can comfortably walk the distance to the church, please leave the parking spaces to those in need. 

In lieu of flowers, Katie’s family has requested that donations be made to the Camp de Benneville Pines Katie Anderson Memorial Fund (https://www.uucamp.org/donate-now-2024/katie-anderson-memorial-fund/), or to the Multicultural Learning Center Scholarship Fund (https://www.mlccharter.org/apps/pages/index.jsp?uREC_ID=353745&type=d ).

Traci Davis, Memorial Service Coordinator (tracimdavis@earthlink.net)
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Are you in need of a tranquil mountain retreat?

Are you searching for a place where you can commune with nature and find the solitude of a mountain glen?  Do you long for the warmth of a welcoming community of peers? Maybe you want to participate in art, music, yoga, theater, or games and other activities in a mountain top setting?

Camp de Benneville Pines is your place! Camp de Benneville Pines welcomes a year-round community of campers of all ages for three- to seven-day camp and retreat sessions. Camps include Youth Camps, Theme Camps for Adults, Family Camps including church retreats sponsored by our affiliated Pacific Western Region Unitarian Universalist Congregations, and others.

For more information, see the De Benneville Pines website (https://www.uucamp.org/) 
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