Neighbor to Neighbor (N2N)

Zoo Trip October 8th:

Join the members of the Violets Neighbor to Neighbor group on October 8th for a visit to the Metro Richmond Zoo located at 8300 Beaver Bridge Road, Moseley, VA 23120. Tickets are $24.95 for seniors 60 years old or more /$25.95 for adults. For more details, please contact Laura Austin at laura.austin50@gmail.com.

Please RSVP to Laura by October 6th if you plan to attend.

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Potluck

Please join the Delphinium/Poppies & Zinnias for a covered dish lunch downstairs after service on Sunday, Oct 13.

Please RSVP to Jean Carter at carter.jeanm@gmail.com to let her know you are coming so they can plan accordingly.

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Recent Outings:

Other news from the Violets, they recently met up for a walk at Midlothian Mines Park and then grabbed some food at Urban Farmhouse. Check out this picture of their outing.

9 neighbors on a wooden dock on the Mines Walk; river and green trees in the background
9 neighbors on a wooden dock on the Mines Walk; river and green trees in the background.

 

Past Events

Celtic Thursday Session on September 19 (third Wednesday), 7-9 pm.

Tom Olinger and his fellow musicians will be playing traditional. Come and enjoy the music and company. 

Hope to see you there.

Location: Gramophone, 4827 Forest Hill Ave.

No cover charge, but refreshments will be sold.

A dozen people sitting around a wooden table; Pieces of art hanging on a brick wall; Building Location:: the Gramophone, 4827 Forest Hill Ave. 
Members of various N2N groups attended the Celtic Thursday Session on August 15th

 

Among our First UU Garden, there are 10 groups who are active and growing. 

New friends and members are always welcome to join a N2N group. If your designated group is inactive, you can be a Wildflower and find another garden spot where you can be planted and bloom!

Contact: Fran Brune, ftbrune@gmail.com

N2N  Statement of Purpose

Neighbor to Neighbor (N2N) is an initiative that was started to geographically link the members of our congregation by neighborhoods to develop friendship and support for one another in a small group setting. In addition, the groups provide enhanced ability to communicate with staff and with others in the wider church  community, including networking with Team Kindness to support members of the congregation in times of need.\Groups meet at self-determined intervals and create their own way of gathering. Some groups may use their N2N group as an opportunity to develop volunteers for the support of the Church, or to become involved in social justice work and for others. N2N is primarily a way to gather socially and support each other.