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Then at 10:30, a service entitled “What Scares You Most?” will delve into what and we fear physically, mentally, emotionally, and spiritually and why this may be.
Remember to bring your children! There will be cookie decorating and holiday story-telling downstairs during the service.
Afterwards, we will gather for a festive potluck. All are welcome!
Colten Schmidt will be facilitating the 5th discussion series about talking with people you disagree with. There will be music, a TedTalk video, and some role playing all related to conflict resolution. Let’s learn to how use conflict in a positive way!
Bob Hasman will be leading the service with with local announcements, speaking for social action, joys and concerns, reading the 7 principles, music and singing, and his message about sanctuary everywhere
And good company 
We hope to see you there!
Judy Barisonzi will lead the discussion about the conflict going on in Syria. The civil war that has been going on for several years has a lot of history and can be confusing to try to understand. Judy will be simplifying the story of the conflict in Syria so we can better understand what’s going on there.
Waldo Asp and Jim Bradley will be leading the service together with local announcements, speaking for social action, joys and concerns, reading the 7 principles, music and singing, and a discussion of the pros and cons of CRISPR, a gene editing technology.
And good company We hope to see you there!
Dave Hart will be leading the discussion forum about the United States attitude toward North Korea.
Pat Shifferd will be leading the service with local announcements, speaking for social action, joys and concerns, reading the seven UU principles, music and singing, and her Thanksgiving themed message.
And good company We hope to see you there!
Kent Shifferd will be leading the forum discussion on creating the type of community we desire to live in.
Jude Genereaux will be leading the service with joys/concerns, reading the Unitarian Universalist 7 principles, speaking for social action, local announcements, live music and singing, and an uplifting and hopeful message.
Come join the potluck fun and bring some food if you can ????
In this edition, Colten Schmidt will talk of incorporating the strategies of Martin Luther King, Jr. to dissolve potentially violent situations and spread agape rather than hate
A leader in BHUU’s social action, Geri Nedland, will give her perspective on “Helping Hands.”
After service, all are welcome to stay for food, beverages, and the Make-and-Take Wreath event where you can spark your creativity just in time for the holiday season! More information can be found on our Facebook page at Facebook.com/BlueHillsUU.
And good company We hope to see you there!
Rena and Nadine will be facilitating the discussion forum about feathered critters- large and small- this week.
Linda Thompson will be leading the service this week. What is “Guest at Your Table”? The answer, from the Unitarian Universalist Service Committee, is: “Guest at Your Table (GAYT) is UUSC’s annual intergenerational program to raise support for and awareness about our work to advance human rights. Since UUSC works in over 25 countries, with over 75 grassroots partners, there are thousands of individuals involved in and who benefit from the work that our members make possible. GAYT is an opportunity to celebrate grassroots partnership, support human rights, and learn about just four of these individuals – the “guests” in Guest at Your Table.”
And good company We hope to see you there!
And good company We hope to see you there!
Kent and Pat Shifferd will be relating their personal knowledge of the Findhorn Ecovillage in Scotland to the socially, economically, and ecologically sustainable ecovillage movement in the rest of the world.
We welcome back Duluth UU minister Rev. Susanne Wasilczuk for a service entitled, “What’s an Atheist doing in a Pew?” She will address an issue that many of us have pondered: what Godless spirituality could look like and even offer in modern times. You can find out more about BHUU by visiting our website at BlueHillsUU.org.
And good company We hope to see you there!