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UU Adult Learning Opportunity: Sunday, March 31, 7:00 pm |
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It’s not too late to join the nine travelers who began the Long Strange Trip UU history program last month. The six-DVD series traces the winding thread of our faith tradition through the past 1600 years, since the Council of Nicaea in 325 AD.
Sunday, March 31, 7- 8:30 in the Common Room
Part II – The Birth of Unitarianism
Come enjoy the film, some dessert, and discussion. Judy Bruce-Mangle, a retired Lifespan Director of Religious Education, and Harry Mangle will facilitate this event. Although each DVD stands alone and it’s not necessary to attend each session, your understanding will be enriched if you attend them all as each session builds on those coming before.
Remaining sessions:
April 28 Part III – American Unitarianism
May 26 Part IV - Universalism
June 30 Part V – Evolution
July 28 Part VI – The Hundred Year Waltz
For questions or to reserve a spot, contact
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UU Elders -- Tuesdays at noon |
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Come join the discussion most every Tuesday afternoon in the Fellowship's Common Room.
We'll typcially focus on a topic of the day -- Bring your lunch and enjoy good company and discussion, or arrive when you can make it.
Questions? Contact
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For Newcomers: an Introduction to Unitarian Universalism |
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This monthly class is for visitors and newcomers to our Fellowship -- or anyone interested in learning more about the Unitarian Universalism.
Next class is Sunday, March 10, at 12:15 pm (following service).
Some questions we’ll ponder:
- What is Unitarian Universalism?
- Does this faith tradition have a long history?
- What do Unitarian Universalists believe?
- How does one become an active friend or member of UUFG?
Join us first for for a tour of our campus, then come inside for conversation and a snack. All are welcome!
To reserve a place at our next orientation, stop by the Green Table during social hour on any Sunday or contact
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Exploring Taoism -- 1st & 3rd Mondays at 7:00 pm |
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This twice-monthly discussion group explores Taoism through a basic introduction as well as its history, teachings, philosophy, and way of life.
Together the group examines writings, practices meditation, and discusses meaning and personal interpretations. All levels of interest are welcome, novice as well as experienced practitioners of Taoism.
Meetings are on the 1st and 3rd Mondays of each month in Classroom 3, and run from 7 to 8:30 pm. Each session is typically "self-contained," so drop-ins are welcome. For more information, please contact
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Candlelight Vespers Service -- Wednesday, March 27 |
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Candlelight Service -- Offering Prayers for Healing in New Zealand
Wednesday, March 27
Soup & Bread @ 6 pm
Vespers @ 7 pm
We will begin with a simple meal of soup and bread at 6 pm followed by a service of hope; gentle music, mindful meditation, inspirational readings, and communal prayers for those attacked at the Al Noor Mosque and the Linwood Islamic Centre in Christchurch, New Zealand, during Friday Prayer on March 15.
If you’d like to learn more about this service or volunteer to provide soup or bread for the meal, please contact Rev. Cathy (
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Second and Fourth Wednesdays
7:00 PM to 8:00 PM in the Choir Room
Singing Meditation is a form of worship that alternates repetitive singing of short, simple, interfaith songs with periods of undirected silence.
Singing meditation involves singing chants, rounds, and other simple songs repetitively, until the songs sink deeply into your heart. Songs are alternated with undirected intervals of meditative silence. Group members do not need to have a strong singing voice or musical skills to participate and fully enjoy Singing Meditation.
This event is open to the public. |
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