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Nadine Wetzel-Curtis will discuss what she learned and experienced when she recently went to the Unitarian Universalist Association General Assembly.
After the program we will have our Third Sunday Pot Luck downstairs. Join us for a delicious smorgasbord of good food and enlightening conversations.
Kent will be leading the service with lighting the chalice, reading of the 7 UU principles, sharing local announcements, joys and concerns, music from our hymnals, and his reflections on Hiroshima and the nuclear age.
Coffee and snacks will follow the service. Join us for a delicious smorgasbord of good food and enlightening conversations.
Dana will be leading the discussion forum by showing pictures of her recent trip to Utah with her fellow students and professor. They camped, volunteered, and did research at The Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument. Join us to hear about her experience there, what she learned, and how the trip has impacted her.
Coffee and snacks will follow the service. Join us for a delicious smorgasbord of good food and enlightening conversations.
Valerie Rude will be leading the service and telling us about her recent experience at the UU general assembly. The UUA website (https://www.uua.org/ga) says that “General Assembly (GA) is the annual meeting of our Unitarian Universalist Association (UUA). Attendees worship, witness, learn, connect, and make policy for the Association through democratic process. Anyone may attend; congregations must certify annually to send voting delegates.”
Coffee and snacks will follow the service. Join us for a delicious smorgasbord of good food and enlightening conversations.
Reverend Bruce Johnson will be leading the service and asking the question, “Why do UU’s tend to not use Christian texts to draw inspiration, instruction, and encouragement for environmental activism?”
After service we will have our Third Sunday Pot Luck downstairs. Join us for a delicious smorgasbord of good food and enlightening conversations.
Colten will facilitate the forum by beginning with a Ted Talk titled “The Beauty of Conflict” which helps us question our perception and ideas about conflict. A set of questions will follow to help us view conflict in a more positive light and build skills to proactively resolve conflict in our lives and in the world.
Coffee and snacks will follow the service. Join us for a delicious smorgasbord of good food and enlightening conversations.
Nukewatch, established in 1979, is an anti-nuclear organization that calls attention to the dangers and politics of nuclear weapons and radioactive wastes. John La Forge, founder of Nukewatch, will provide critical information on nuclear developments around the world. Questions are welcome!
Coffee and snacks will follow the service. Join us for a delicious smorgasbord of good food and enlightening conversations.
Mark will lead the service with lighting the chalice, reading the 7 UU principles, local announcements, speaking for social action, music and song, and his message and reflection about “The Meaning of Life”
After service we will have our Third Sunday Pot Luck downstairs. Join us for a delicious smorgasbord of good food and enlightening conversations
Feel free to bring a breakfast dish to pass for the potluck breakfast.
We are having our brief annual meeting which includes electing the new yearly board, looking at the yearly budget for next year, etc.
We’ll have tasks listed–inside and outside–so bring your favorite rake, shovel, trimmer, work gloves
and, if you think of it, bring along a box or heavy bag to cart away items.
If you would like to plant some seedlings along the railing or in the lower garden, bring them along.
With many hands, the jobs will be taken care of easily and quickly!