Things I learned at UCM

HI Seth here the UCM director.
for fun I thought I would write this list, if you have learned something not on the list add it in the comments.

Things I learned at UCM:

1. How to have life long spiritual friends
2. How to play poker
3. An appreciation for death cab for cutie
4. An addiction to facebook
5. How to worship corporately
6. How to study the bible
7. How to baptize people
   

Welcome, Welcome, Welcome

It is Club's Days again... so you know what that means - free water, small groups sign up and a chance to reconnect after a long summer of slavery to the man (aka work) and freedom from the books.  This is your chance to break away from the bookstore line up and come check us out.    Why?  Well, now is the best time to get connected again, and if you haven't been and for some reason are checking us out - then here's your chance come and see what we're really about.  Contrary to the lack of diversity of the postings, we're actually a diverse group from different denominations, backgrounds and courses of study.  

Other then the sign-up and table in Convocation, we're also hosting a pizza party this week - Thursday September 13 - in the Interfaith Center - which is now located next to the MacKenzie Cafeteria.  Yes, we've moved, to our new and improved digs.

One one last note if you are so inclined to blog/write then forward on those submissions - we're looking to expand our writers base.  You are free to write on any faith related subject.

See You All Around, and again Welcome Back!!

Welcome Back!

For those of you who still check this blog, first of all thanks for hanging in there. Secondly as you may know, it is fall again. Yes, unfortunately the summer has past and so begins the next 13 weeks of fun, fear and fatigue. But before all that starts come check us out - at Clubs Week, the always essential pizza party and of course a bible study or Worship and Prayer - make us part of your schedule - maybe in the area you would normally procrastinate in.... I know it's a lot to ask to give up your procrastination time, but lets be honest it's so much better to come out, meet friends - old and new, chow down on some cupcakes (if you're in my bible study) and even learn then spending an hour on PerezHilton or play solitaire or something awful like that. Come check out the new InterFaith Center, Clubs Week or whatever else we've got in store for you. And just in case you aren't aware, we're even on Facebook - because that's where all the cool people are - so join in.