NewsCommunion table adorned with a basket of bread, sheaves of wheat, and two posters created by CUCC's youth. A second photo shows adults of all ages gathered around tables writing letters. Text: Together, our letters to fight hunger make a difference.

It’s not too late to sign a letter to your national legislators supporting food security in the US and internationally.  Letter-signing opportunities will also be available on May 18 and May 25.  Or you my submit your letter online (see below).  The letters encourage our elected officials to keep U.S. and international food programs fully funded.

After worship during fellowship, letters addressed to Senators Tillis and Budd, along with U.S. Representative Deborah Ross, will be available for you to sign and personalize. You can also enjoy the artwork created by our K-12 Sunday School students that advocates for the food insecure.

Members of our online congregation can participate via email. Please note your connection to Community UCC in the labeled web link so that we can keep track of our total impact.  Also, please let Merrilee Jacobson know you submitted a letter online so that the delegation dropping off our paper letters can add you to the total count.  Merrilee’s contact information is in Breeze or you can tell her Sunday.

If you’re interested in learning more about BFW’s hunger advocacy, or wish to sign up for their periodic legislative alerts, visit Bread for the World

5 colorful posters made by CUCC's youth. 1) a row of fruit and vegetables. 2) A cluster of outlines of humans in a crowd 3) Food for All and a heart written above 3 wooden bowls 4) Text "Share. It's not too hard." 5) 5 human outlines stand together below an image of earth with the text We share what we have.

Bulletin board has 15 white paper plates, each with a collage of magazine photos of food items.