Guest at Your Table
UU Service Committee News:
Guest at Your Table
Guest at Your Table (GAYT) was re-introduced to us by Catherine Bonner during a recent Time for All Ages.
Since it began in 1975, the Guest at Your Table program has introduced generations of Unitarian Universalists to our grassroots partners working for justice around the world with your support. This church year, we are celebrating Guest at Your Table’s 50thanniversary with the theme “Expanding the Welcome Table.”
Many parents use this program to introduce the practice of charitable giving to their children, but families without children like to participate no matter their age. We are providing boxes to put money in at sit-down meals at home and a pamphlet about the highlighted programs for this year. Its a way to imagine someone from another place visiting your table and you get to learn about them, their lives, their work and their culture.
If you would like a box and a pamphlet, stop by the table near the Social Justice table in the courtyard after the service. This program will last until January 12 when we ask you to bring your boxes back to us. Click here to learn more about the program. Or you can talk to our UUSC Liaison, Linda Bodycomb at the table.
Guest at Your Table
Guest at Your Table (GAYT) was re-introduced to us by Catherine Bonner during a recent Time for All Ages.
Since it began in 1975, the Guest at Your Table program has introduced generations of Unitarian Universalists to our grassroots partners working for justice around the world with your support. This church year, we are celebrating Guest at Your Table’s 50thanniversary with the theme “Expanding the Welcome Table.”
Many parents use this program to introduce the practice of charitable giving to their children, but families without children like to participate no matter their age. We are providing boxes to put money in at sit-down meals at home and a pamphlet about the highlighted programs for this year. Its a way to imagine someone from another place visiting your table and you get to learn about them, their lives, their work and their culture.
If you would like a box and a pamphlet, stop by the table near the Social Justice table in the courtyard after the service. This program will last until January 12 when we ask you to bring your boxes back to us. Click here to learn more about the program. Or you can talk to our UUSC Liaison, Linda Bodycomb at the table.