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Preserving Memories: History of BUC

Beverly resident Errol Magidson, a member of Beverly Unitarian Church and Men of the Castle, will again give his multimedia presentation of Preserving Memories: The History of Beverly Unitarian Church on Wednesday, May 19, at 7:30 p.m., in the Castle. This encore presentation will honor the founders of BUC and commemorate the 50th anniversary of the children’s annex. At this presentation will be Helen Malevitis, who was the director of the nonsectarian Castle preschool for 30 years, and Jack Simmerling, nationally-known local artist and historian.

The photo to the right is of a famous Beverly resident whose connection with the Castle will be revealed at the upcoming presentation. He is one of several famous people associated with the church that includes Clarence Darrow and Preston Bradley . For more information click on History.


                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                  
Photo: Courtesy of Andover-Harvard Theological Library.

 
 
 

BUC Special Congregational Meeting

Please plan to attend an important Congregational Meeting which is to be held following the Morning Service (approximately 11:30 am) on Sunday, March 21, 2010.      

This meeting is being called to vote on the following resolution proposed by the board: 
 
Mindful of the thoughtful efforts of many before us and having heard the congregation’s wish for welcoming, visible and accessible space which could be met in a variety of places, the Board recommends that the congregation remain in its present building for the foreseeable future, and renovate as appropriate.
 
   If this resolution passes then a second resolution will be offered as follows:
 
The Board recommends spending no more than $40,000 for parking lot drainage and asphalt paving and for erecting two new signs, one at the southeast corner and one in the parking lot.
 

Pre-Service Church Development Task Force Meetings

The Church Development Task Force will meet every 2 weeks at 8:30AM before Sunday services, beginning February 14. This will be an open ended project. These meetings are for anyone who is interested in discussing the Architectural Feasibility Study recommendations, alternatives to the current church building and related financial issues. Contact Kristi Anderson for more information.

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