Main Line Unitarian Church

Cocktails/Mocktails/Just Desserts Paired with Environmental Tips

Friday Evening, 7/10 @ 7:30pm

The Environmental Justice Team invites you to join them for their fresh air offering, a mocktail/cocktail/ just desserts hour with a

Twist of environmental fizz. Create your own after-hours beverage and /or dessert of choice to show off, imbibe or munch on at the Zoom hour, give your creation a suitable eco name, and celebrate all things green.

What can you do to champion the environment during the Pandemic? Environmental Justice Team members will offer up a few 60 second ideas (yes, you can time us) guaranteed to inspire, as we all toast to a brighter shared future.

You don't need to share a tip to come and play with us on Zoom, though, we will enjoy your company in any event. Program is open to entire church community, too.

Zoom ID: 822 6819 1764

Join on Zoom Friday Evening

Church Staff Schedule

Staff are available through the summer. Everyone is available by phone and email.

Anne Clark and Jessica Hirsch Lynn are maintaining drop in Zoom meetings. Others are available on Zoom by request.

Click below for details and contact information.

***NOTE: Jessica's Wednesday morning Drop In on July 8th will NOT be held. Her Drop In meetings will resume starting next week, on July 15th.***

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Half Our Plate: Interfaith Hospitality Network

For the months of June, July, and Augst,, one half of our weekly offering will be donated to the Interfaith Hospitality Network.

Main Line Unitarian Church is one of a group of churches and synagogues in the Delaware Valley that provide dinners and housing for homeless families, one week at a time, four to six times each year. MLUC has partnered with IHN for over ten years.

While they are in the network, families receive training and social work support so that they can find affordable housing, jobs, training, and whatever else they need to return to self-sufficiency.

Thanks to the Interfaith Hospitality Network, they always have a place to stay and food to eat while they are doing this and their children continue to go to school.

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