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PO Box 88
Bedford, MA 01730
781-275-1710
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Programs and Member Services

PCC offers many services to members to support their relationship with their partners and with other partnered US and Canadian churches.



 
PCC Chat

PCC-CHAT is a UUA-provided email list for Partner Church folk to share information with and ask questions of a knowledgeable and interested audience. Partner Church Council members in good standing may participate in the "PCC-CHAT" e-mail discussion group. If you are an individual or institutional member of the PCC, we encourage you to subscribe to PCC-CHAT.

To join PCC-CHAT, simply complete the PCC-CHAT Subscription Request Form to automatically generate and send your subscription request.

We encourage every individual PCC member who has a computer and email to sign up for PCC-CHAT. We encourage each institutional PCC member to have AT LEAST one person sign up for PCC-CHAT, to print out and share any relevant messages with their local Partner Church Committee.

 
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Speakers for church services, meetings, district events

  • UUPCC maintains a network with a least one person in each district who can help you with general or specific questions about partnership. Feel free to contact these individuals for help or for information. – List of US and Canadian District Networkers.

 
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Obtaining Visas for Visitors from Romania

The PCC maintains contact and good relations with the US Embassy Consular Section in Bucharest to assist member congregations in arranging visits to the United States for Romanian partners. Information is presented here both in pdf format and as a Powerpoint® presentation.


Updated Visa Information

New Consul General - January 19, 2005

Dear PCC Members,

The US State Dept. has named a new Consul General for the Embassy in Bucharest, Bryan W. Dalton. All letters of support for Romanian citizen visa applicants should be addressed to Consul General Dalton. We will attempt to meet with CG Dalton this spring to introduce him to the work of the UUPCC and review our application and appeal procedures.

John Dale

Web site of the U.S. Embassy in Bucharest, Romania -- Consular Section: http://usis.kappa.ro/InfoR/nonimm.htm

 
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Language Translation Services

Online English-Hungarian and Hungarian-English Dictionary:
        http://dict.sztaki.hu/english-hungarian

Travlang.com – providing translation among 70 languages (including Hungarian and Romanian), as well as currency exchange rates and much more information for travelers:
        http://www.travlang.com/

InterTran – translation of single words, phrases, sentences and entire web pages between 676 language pairs -- including Hungarian, but not Romanian:
        http://www.tranexp.com/InterTran.cgi

Babelfish – Machine Translation between English and French, German, Spanish, Italian, and Portuguese:
        http://babelfish.altavista.com

 
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Maps

Hardcopy Maps of Transylvania, available for sale from the PCC. The PCC now offers two maps of Transylvania for sale, with all profits going to the PCC. Both maps give place names in Romanian, Hungarian, and German:

  • Erdély by Cartographia – the map most familiar to PCC members from past years, covers all of Transylvania. The scale is 1:500,000 and the map lists cities, towns, and most villages. Cost: $15 US.

  • Szekélyföld by Cartographia – the newer map, covers the Szekely area where most Unitarian churches in Romania are concentrated. The scale is 1:250,000, twice as large. Every village is shown. Cost: $15 US.

Send your check for $15 to:
        Emery Lazar
        18 Mountain Laurel Lane
        Castleton, VA 22716
        (phone: 540-937-1789, email: eclazar@earthlink.net )

Online Maps of Hungary, Transylvania, etc. – from the Department of Cartography, Eotvos University, Budapest:
        http://lazarus.elte.hu/gb/maps.htm

Online Map [15K] of UUA districts – with link to District data:
        http://www.uua.org/Dist/distmap.html

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