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Contribute to the Mission of CUUPS

Last updated on: March 20, 2017 at 6:17 am   by Amy Beltaine

Contribute to the Mission of CUUPS 2017-03-20T06:17:37+00:00 Amy Beltaine

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CUUPS-logo-largeThe CUUPS nominations committee invites nominations (including self-nominations) for the following board positions:

All board members are responsible to: (1) attend 12 board meetings per year [second Tuesday of the month at 6 pm Pacific Time for ~1.5 hrs, on video call with simultaneous Google doc] (2) be in relationship with committee members for your area/portfolio (3) attend General Assembly annually to staff CUUPS table, if at all possible (financial help is available as needed). Board members can expect to spend approximately 10 hours per month on CUUPS business.

In addition to these elected board positions, the following teams/portfolios are in need of additional team members:

Also an elected, one position available:

If you or someone you know has skills or a calling in these areas, please contact John Halstead <[email protected] > or Joel Tishken <[email protected]> with your nomination(s).

Reminder of CUUPS mission and vision and goals:

The job of our chapters and CUUPS Continental is to encourage individuals to be the best UU Pagans they can be and to provide resources to help them do so. CUUPS chapters and CUUPS Continental serve our members, the Pagan community, and the UU community.

  1. We give people a community of interest to belong to – we create a shared identity and shared commitment.  Our mission and vision statements form our foundation, and our internet site (currently CUUPS.org) is our storehouse of information and resources.  We support our shared identity and shared commitment through our social media outlets, our newsletter, our podcast, and our blog.

  2. The CUUPS Board of Trustees coordinates the work of our Librarians and Curators.   They facilitate dialogue within UU Paganism, they network and dialogue with other Pagan organizations, and they identify and share best practices – they show us what’s possible.  They look for ways to encourage deeper spiritual practice, to encourage more social and environmental action, and to facilitate events for participation and growth.  They promote and advertise CUUPS – they make sure people who want what we offer know we’re here.

  3. We cover four main areas of interest.

    • Information for beginners:  the basics of Paganism, the basics of Unitarian Universalism, and the basics of CUUPS.
    • Practices to facilitate spiritual growth and to draw us into deeper community:  regular spiritual practice techniques, rituals for individuals and groups, ideas for experiencing, honoring, and relating to Nature, and ideas for experiencing, honoring, and relating to gods and spirits.
    • Guidelines for chapter operations:  forming a chapter, right relationships with host congregations and other institutions, and basic leadership skills.
    • Social justice:  supporting UU values and causes, and supporting Pagan values and causes.

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