Michele Marie Andersen has lived in California, Oklahoma, and Virginia. Moving from a rural area in Oklahoma to Northern Virginia as a teenager was an exciting transition for her – getting to meet people from all over the world was thrilling and she continues to enjoy learning about other people and cultures. Michele went to … Continue reading Meet Our New Director of Spiritual Development
This year the traditional reading of names included in Accotink Memorials will be during the November 3rd All Souls Sunday service. At the service, we will be asking for donations to support the ongoing maintenance costs of the Memorials. Please make checks payable to “AUUC Memorial Fund” and mail to the church at 10125 Lakehaven … Continue reading Nov. 3 – All Souls Sunday
All newcomers, new members, and anyone at all wishing to learn about some of Accotink’s history and the design of our current sanctuary are welcome to join us for a “Traveling Tour of Accotink” where we will walk around the sanctuary and a few of our other spaces to talk through the art, materials, and … Continue reading Nov. 3 – Traveling Tour of AUUC
Register Now for Nov. 3 CROP Hunger Walk! CROP Hunger Walk intentionally involves our religious community neighbors around Burke. Meet some of our neighbors in a community setting, walk with us under our church banner. Meet at Burke Presbyterian Church at 12:30 pm on Nov. 3, bring friends and family (dog friendly too), meet neighbors, … Continue reading Nov. 3 – CROP Hunger Walk!
Election day is Nov. 5. Polls open 6am to 7pm at your regular polling location Last day of early voting is Saturday, Nov. 2, 9am -5pm Locations: https://www.fairfaxcounty.gov/elections/early-voting Monday-Friday to Nov 1: 1pm-7pm Check wait times for open voting sites: www.fairfaxcounty.gov/elections/early-voting Two Bond Questions on the Fairfax County Ballot. If approved by a majority of voters, Fairfax … Continue reading Nov. 5 – Vote! Vote! Vote!
Thank you all for a successful auction – the co-coordinators Kate and Kumutha, their team of helpers, and the whole congregation for their contributions. Now the winners and hosts get to look forward to their goodies and activities. Enjoy! AUUC members and friends are welcome to attend the Board’s monthly meetings. The next Board of … Continue reading Nov. 6 – Board Meeting
Calling all drummers! Our monthly drumming will take place this Sunday November 17 at 12:30 in the sanctuary. All are welcome, our informal group generously shares Instruments of Rhythm with others, so come give us a bang/shake/rattle and roll! Posted November 2, 2024
This year the traditional reading of names included in Accotink Memorials will be during the November 3rd All Souls Sunday service. At the service, we will be asking for donations to support the ongoing maintenance costs of the Memorials.
Calling all drummers! Our monthly drumming will take place this Sunday October 20th at 12:15 in the sanctuary. All are welcome, our informal group generously shares Instruments of Rhythm with others, so come give us a bang/shake/rattle and roll!
Wow! Generous AUUC shoppers have donated all the food items we need for meal packing on Sunday, Oct. 20. Thank you! Do join us — one and all — to assemble meal packs for our Halley ES students who look forward to these special meals each week. The next assembly dates are 11/17, 12/15, 1/26, … Continue reading Accotink Meal Packing Assembly Sunday, Oct. 20
We know that it can be stressful caring for a loved one through a prolonged period of illness. Your loved one may have Alzheimer’s or another kind of dementia. They may have a loss of mobility due to age or a particular physical ailment. They may have cancer or another debilitating disease. Caring for a … Continue reading Caregivers Group at Accotink
It was just seven years ago that the Memorial and Meditation Garden was completed and below is a photo as it appeared in October 2017. Recently, we completed a renovation of the lower planting bed and it is shown in the second photo. Please stop by and pause , if only for a short time, … Continue reading Accotink Memorial News
