The Coming of Autumn

The Coming of Autumn at the CUUC Parsonage, 2016. See the 2014 series HERE.
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2015 Spring

How the spring came the grounds at Community Unitarian in White Plains

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People's Climate March Pics!

66 photos from the Climate March on Sun Sep 21 in Manhattan:

At the North White Plains train station preparing to depart: Mary C, Carole M, Norm H, and Meredith:

Rev. Beth Johnson (in blue), UU minister serving our congregation in Vista, CA, visited with us for the march. That's Mary C (left) and Carole M (right):

Mary and John:

UU ministerial contingent coming from North White Plains: Revs Beth Johnson, Meredith Garmon, and LoraKim Joyner:

The train gang:

Folks from another Westchester congregation: 4th U in Mohegan Lake:

Take me out to the crowd!

In the "faith contingent section" was a Noah's ark:

Many faiths were represented. Muslims . . .

. . . Buddhists . . .

. . . Jews . . .

Ecumenical organizations, such as ROAR:

Pagans

President of the UUA, Rev. Peter Morales (in yellow stole)

An estimated 1,500 UUs marched. Not all of them were in the yellow "Standing on the Side of Love" shirts -- but many were.

Rev. Meredith

Mario P and Pam C

Two UU ministers, Rev. Allison Palm and Rev. Heather Concannon:

Looking good in yellow!

Former CUC member, Gail B was there, representing her current congregation in Saranac Lake, NY:

UU Minister Rev. Susan Carlson, with her partner, Alan.

Streak of yellow through the crowd -- that would be the UUs!

Rev. Meredith and Jeff T.

Rev. LoraKim and Rev. Meredith in the crowd

Wesley M on the way to the march.

400,000. Holy Cow.

The UU Animal Ministry -- here represented by (from left) Rev Kurt Kuhwald, Pam S, Rev. Beth Johnson, and Rev. LoraKim Joyner.

CUC adults, Al R and Emily E, and some CUC Youth

Paula M -- et al

"Solutions exist" kinda sums it up. The marchers didn't have any specific solution to advocate -- just the urgent sense that climate change is a solvable problem.

Rev Peggy Clarke, who serves our Hastings Congregation, was a huge organizational force in getting Westchester folks to the march

Where's Waldo?