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Unitarian Universalism: We are a thriving community of people who believe in supporting YOU. First Friday Potluck Come learn about Beltane and dance around the May Pole. (Brought back by popular demand) This is an ancient Gaelic holiday celebrated around May 1, the date also known as May Day. Historically, this festival was celebrated in Ireland, Scotland and the Isle of Man. Recipes can be found at: http://www.fortunecity.com/greenfield/tigris/567/id71.htm Please join us to learn more about the holidays of our friends and neighbors .
Adult RE Activities following the service. Family Folk Ensemble is continuing on all Wednesdays in May! Dinner is from 5:45 - 6:30 p.m. in the Fellowship Hall and singing is from 6:30 - 7:30 p.m. in the Sanctuary Everyone is invited to join us for dinner, even those who will not be rehearsing with us later. The charge is $5.00 for adults, $3.00 for children, and $10.00 for families. R.S.V.P. to Carolyn Hildebrandt at 235-9285 or by email by 6:00 p.m. on Tuesday evenings. Buddhist Path: every Thursday from 7:30 - 8:30 p.m. Join Eva in the balcony for meditation, walking meditation, and discussion of Buddhist topics. All are welcome. Join a Discussion Group The UUSBHC is building communication by creating a set of email discussion groups. These groups include:
You can join these mailing lists by going to our Discussion Group web page. Click here to visit Eva's blog.
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May Services May 4th International Sunday: Transylvanian Unitarians (or "Wait, I didn't know we were related to VAMPIRES ! ") ~~ Rev. Eva Cameron You'll want to come, learn, and be inspired by the deep history of our Transylvanian Unitarian 'cousins'. May 11th Flower Communion ~~ Rev. Eva Cameron, Service For All Ages Team A Service for All Ages , join us on this Mother's Day when we will honor the marvelous human potential to find hope, even when times are difficult. Please bring a flower to share. Families should bring a flower for each person in their family. They can be from your garden, purchased, or just a branch, or something else that represents hope to you. We will dedicate babies and children on this day. May 18th Religious Education Sunday ~~ Rev. Eva Cameron, Kathy Klink - Zeitz Eva and Kathy (our Director of Religious Education) join together to acknowledge and celebrate the power of religious education. Knowledge is power and our children and adults go forth from our doors with strength from the many lessons they learn here together. We will "bridge" High School seniors into our adult faith. May 25th Memorial Day Chapel ~~ Rev. Eva Cameron Join us for Chapel in honor of those who have died in service of our Country. Those who have experienced a personal loss are invited to bring an item or photo to place on our altar. (An All- Church Clean Up and Picnic to follow; see article for more details.) Visit our Sermon Page to review past sermons and learn about upcoming sermons |
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Lay ministers: John Miller, Sue Hill, Deblyn Russell shown here with the Rev. Eva Cameron. In this political season it is useful to review the rules that need to be followed so as to not violate our non-profit status. The UUA has published a clear guide. |
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