Updates from the Building Our Vision team and Capital Campaign Team will be posted to this page for your reference.
On January 21, the BOV Team held an update session, including sharing images of the latest plans from our architects. You can watch a video of the full session below.
You can also peruse the plans on your own using these links:
Building Our Vision Update
December 2023
Thanks to our successful “Investing In Our Vision” capital campaign in the first half of 2023, the design phase of our building renovation has begun. The Building Our Vision team has re-started its work with some new members. The … read more.
Beloved UUCN,
Thank you for sharing in our joyful celebration yesterday morning as we officially marked the end of the Investing in our Vision Campaign. We are blown away by your generosity and so grateful to everyone who gave.
We had fun celebrating yesterday with beach balls and ice cream sundaes!
We were so … read more.
Monday, March 13, 2023
Dear Fellow Congregants,
It has officially been a week since we voted 90% in favor to launch a capital campaign of 2.2 million dollars! This was an incredibly historic moment. If you were in the service … read more.
Summary of email below:
We voted 89% in favor of the Visionary plan at our last all-congregation meeting
All feedback is important, so no pews would be removed, other designs are intact
Financial Feasibility study was incredibly positive about our potential
… read more.
Core Plan
Our historic building also has a historic heating system that occasionally takes a few winter Sundays off.
The whole building does a rather poor job of keeping all the heat inside.
Core Plan focuses on greening our building and systems.
The goal is to reduce our maintenance costs, … read more.
BOV Plan Options
On November 20, 2022 the Building Our Vision Team will be presenting to the congregation what projects will make it into the small, medium, and large proposals that the congregation will be voting on. You can now access details about the three option, … read more.
