Taking Care of Our House, Jan. 2013
In the Lerner/Bernstein song, “Take Care of This House,” we joyfully sing:
“Take care of this house. Be always on call. For this house is the hope of us all.” The congregation voted to conduct a capital campaign in the fall of 2013 to address long standing and urgent needs to take care of our house. As in previous campaigns, addressing these physical plant needs is our responsibility as members and stewards of this beacon on the hill that has served each of us in ways our hearts know best.
In the months to come, the congregational leadership team for the campaign will be formed and will share information about capital campaigns and what we have done in the past, how they are conducted, how decisions are made about the use of the funds raised and many other issues. In addition to your financial support for the campaign, if you want to help with this effort, let the team know of your interest and talent to share.
You can help this team understand your concerns and information needs as we prepare for this effort. Feel free to share your thoughts, concerns, questions. Speak with any of us currently in leadership positions. You can also submit comments online to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or by mail to the church or drop those off in the Capital Campaign mail box in the church office.
We are about to embark on an important and shared journey respecting what has been given to us and honoring, preserving and enhancing that gift for future generations. Be well.
Board of Trustees, Coordinating Team, and Capital Campaign Leadership Team Co-Chairs Jan Setchko and Patrick Cullinane
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