with intentional representation across generations, the tri-state conference, and areas of expertise.

to operate as an official entity to carry on the work of Silver Lake. Received Notice of Acceptance from Secretary of the State of Connecticut November 12. (Establishing a 501(c)3 in accordance with IRS guidelines takes time. Status is pending.)

on Facebook and Instagram.

A Time of Sharing and Healing

(Employer Identification Number).

with full participation of all Board Members.

Celebrating the Gifts of Silver Lake, at the Congregational Church in South Glastonbury, where we introduced the Friends of Silver Lake Board and Vision.

in an introductory letter.

interviewing Co-Chairs Andrew Wicks and Brian Lapis about Silver Lake and Friends of Silver Lake.

with volunteer Emily Hale McKenna and SNEUCC approval to ensure churches, young people, and families know that Silver Lake Summer 2026 is on and the place to be!

at Granby Congregational Church, where we met with the UCC Outdoor Ministries Association Executive Director Bill Bourdon. We learned more about camps in transition across denominations and across the country to deepen our understanding of different models and processes that have helped outdoor ministry sites and programs survive and thrive. 

for submission to SNEUCC.