Join us Sunday, October 18, 2026!
From Tina Horn, UUCC Board Member:
The Maryland Just Power Alliance, of which PATH is a key part, is holding its next action on October 18, a Sunday afternoon, to ask candidates for state-level elected office, from the Governor and down the ballot, to commit to working with us to solve affordability problems facing Marylanders. Please mark your calendars. We need you to come and sit with us in the UUCC section so these elected officials know that the Maryland Just Power Alliance is a powerful group that does what it says it will do. This is such an easy and powerful way to make a difference in the community.
From event organizers:
Join hundreds of like-minded people on October 18th as we shape Maryland’s future!
We’ve heard loud and clear from 3,000 people across the state: Maryland is becoming more and more unaffordable, and our families are facing profound stress.
We’re fighting for a Maryland where…
- All of us can make a living, support a family, and afford a quality home
- Immigrants are safe and can build a good life for their families
- No one has to make sacrifices to pay for utility bills
- We all can breathe clean air, including inside our homes
- Historic African-American communities can build generational wealth
- We all stand together against hate
We’re asking state and local candidates to commit to work with us to make Maryland affordable, sustainable and safe for all of us.
Maryland Comptroller Brooke Lierman and Secretary of Housing Jake Day have confirmed their attendance. We’re also inviting candidates for Governor, State Senator and Delegate, and County Executive and Council.
Register so we know we can count on you!
Find the flyer and more on our October 18 webpage.
About PATH
People Acting Together in Howard (PATH) is a broad-based, interfaith community organization in Howard County composed of congregations, schools, unions, and organizations that believe that everyday people are citizens and already have the power and can make change when we are organized. With our PATH partners, UUCC holds our elected leaders accountable and acts together to agitate for affordable housing, better schools, and sustainable planning to make Howard County a place where all can thrive.
UUCC’s former senior minister, the Rev. Paige Getty, was previously one of the clergy co-chairs of PATH. Since COVID and her departure, our congregation has once again been getting more involved with PATH community events, including the March 2026 Candidate Forum, which 40+ congregants from UUCC participated in.
Contact: Al Holm at albertholm@hotmail.com
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