UUCY Board of Directors 2016-2017
Back Row: Wilma Skelton, Secretary; Julie Amberg, Vice-Chair; Steve Converse, George Boutin.
Front Row: Corlyn Griggs, Treasurer; Dianne Creagh, Chair; Meda Higa; Rev.Lyn Cox, Ex-Officio and Interim Minister
Your UUCY leaders invite you to gather with us to explore our collective wisdom about our community through the Powerful Question of the month.
In this year of deep discernment, as we welcome a new minister, we are asking ourselves and each other to think deeply and share generously what we know, believe, and hope for as a congregation. Your leaders are contributing to this process by holding monthly meet-ups that invite discussion and discovery. We hope you will join us in this community-building opportunity.
In this year of deep discernment, as we welcome a new minister, we are asking ourselves and each other to think deeply and share generously what we know, believe, and hope for as a congregation. Your leaders are contributing to this process by holding monthly meet-ups that invite discussion and discovery. We hope you will join us in this community-building opportunity.
Current Board Priorities
• Establish effective processes and communications to strengthen Board’s visioning role
• Maintain strong working relationship with Program Council
• Review and manage long range plan and associated initiatives
• Review and revise UUCY governance documents
• Support work of Parish Minister and staff leaders
Support Treasurer’s oversight of the budget to ensure fiscal stability
• Maintain strong working relationship with Program Council
• Review and manage long range plan and associated initiatives
• Review and revise UUCY governance documents
• Support work of Parish Minister and staff leaders
Support Treasurer’s oversight of the budget to ensure fiscal stability
Treasurer's Report March 2018We continue to be able to pay our bills and have a comfortable balance in the general account.
Draft Minutes of May 21 Congregational Meeting
Income Pie Chart prepared by Program Council |
Notice - Next Board Meeting May 8 at 7 pm, Dorrie & Henry Leader Room.Approved Meeting Minutes are Posted in full here and in our LobbyApril 2018 Minutes
March 2018 Minutes
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Approved Budget 2017-2018
| Approved Budget Detail |
Read the UUCY Board of Directors Long Range Plan, 2015:
| Long Range Plan |
Our UUCY December Gratitudes Corner- Share yours with the Board
Pause for Gratitude:
The Board expresses deep gratitude for the long hours, hard work, and
collective wisdom dedicated by our Task Forces and Committees in this year of Discovery and Transition.
The Board expresses deep gratitude for the long hours, hard work, and
collective wisdom dedicated by our Task Forces and Committees in this year of Discovery and Transition.
Our fifth UU principle says that everyone deserves a voice. Let UUCY Board leadership hear yours--they want to listen to you!
About Our Leadership Board
Our Leadership Board is:
- Governed by our Bylaws, Mission, and Vision Statements
- Regulated by its Board policy and informed by membership through intentional and deliberate discovery as a standing agenda item at every Board meeting
- Accountable for creating conditions that achieve the mission and vision of the church—its decision-making is always biased toward this end.
- What difference do we want UUCY to make in this world? What are we called as a congregation to do?
- For whom?
- At what cost and priority?
- It delegates the achievement of the answers to these questions to the Program Council, staff, and members and friends and then regularly monitors and evaluates the achievement of outcomes and how the Program Council and staff acts while conducting the congregation's business.
- The Board focuses on the future, listens deeply to membership, and determines the programs and initiatives that will enable us to make our vision a reality.
Unitarian Universalist Polity
Congregational Polity sees no power that extends beyond those who elected them, that is, the congregation. A congregation has the right and responsibility to choose and ordain its own clergy, elect its own officers, direct them in the course of their duties, and replace them when necessary. There are no synods, bishops, or other persons empowered elsewhere with authority over a congregation.
~ Jane A. Page, Statesboro, GA
~ Jane A. Page, Statesboro, GA