NARROWSBURG, NY AND ONLINE  — Dorothea Szczesniak will speak to the Upper Delaware Unitarian Universalist Fellowship (UDUUF) this Sunday, March 10, at 10:15 a.m. in room 102 at the Narrowsburg Union, 7 Erie Ave.

The meeting's format will be hybrid (both in-person and online). This will mark the congregation's first hybrid meeting in 2024, inviting in-person attendance and offering the alternative of Zoom for those who cannot make it. 

 

The UDUUF held a congregational meeting of members recently and elected a board of directors and officers for the year 2024. UDUUF also voted unanimously to endorse the following resolution: "RESOLVED, That diversity and a search for truth are core values of the UDUUF and generally of Unitarian Universalism as it is understood, this fellowship wishes to explicitly welcome and invite people of all spiritual and sexual orientations, heritages, genders and races, and aims to reflect the full diversity of mind, body, and spirit in our program offerings. Adopted by a vote of the Directors."

 

At the same meeting, the membership voted unanimously to elect the Rev. Laurie Stuart of Narrowsburg as president. Thomas Rue LMHC of Narrowsburg, himself a past president of the fellowship in the late 1980s and early '90s, will serve as vice-president. Sharon Paige-Lisenbee of West Easton, PA, will continue serving as treasurer. Heidi Finkelberg of Shohola, PA, accepted the post of secretary. Steven Scharff of Narrowsburg, Patricia Sanders of Honesdale, PA, and Sheila Vaswani of Honesdale will serve as board members for the coming year.

 

Members and friends of the fellowship are invited to connect and take part.

The UDUUF has met continuously in the Upper Delaware River Valley since July 30, 1987. The public is welcome this Sunday and in the future. For more information, see http://uduuf.com or email uduuf2022@gmail.com.