Elkhorn & Janesville, Wi, Rockton, IL UU Congregations meet to discuss & share ideas for aiding and supporting each other.
UUCRV attendees will meet to carpool.

Worship Committee Meeting

Jeff "...will trace the inspiration for my photography from the principles of Unitarian Universalism. Our principles must not be static; they must become the inspiration to action in our daily lives. That inspiration has taken me around the world in work with people who have been marginalized. Our challenge is to constantly renew our commitment to these principles. Without a dogmatic creed it is our spiritual responsibility to define how our we act on our principles..."

Jeff Pearcy is one of the organizing photographers of For Good" Photography, Inc. It is a nonprofit organization that works with other nonprofits to tell their story in photographs and videos. He is the owner of Jeff Pearcy Photography, LLC in Milwaukee, WI. He has over thirty years of experience as a photojournalist. He has experience working both internationally as well as within the United States. Pearcy has previously worked as the Chief Photographer of a daily newspaper and is a member of the National Press Photographers Association. He has been the Executive Director of two non-profit organizations and is a retired Certified Association Executive, CAE. Jeff and his wife Jeri have been members of First Unitarian Society of Milwaukee for twenty fie years. The current art show is the work of Jeff and his business partner, Meredith Watts.

Caritas Community Resource Center - Beloit, WI
Caritas has been providing food and clothing to our neighbors in need for more than forty years.
Caritas is committed to supporting the health of our guests by prioritizing the distribution of recommended USDA’s MyPlate foods and nutrients.
Caritas Services include:
*Food Pantry *Diaper Bank *Community Garden *Birthday Bags

Photo Exhibit open to Public.
This project started in Milwaukee WI and fosters greater understanding about people who identify as transgender. The photos include a broad range of people who identify as “gender fluid” and do not identify with a binary definition of their gender. In an effort to show people in the transgender community as they express themselves and with the support of their natural or chosen families of support, “For Good” Photography interviewed and photographed between twenty and thirty people and their families in the transgender community. “For Good” Photography is a collaborative effort by three experienced documentary photographers, Jeff Pearcy, Meredith Watts, and Rikki Thompson. http://www.forgoodphotography.com/.