PROGRAMS AND EVENTS
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Events for UUFC members and friends.
Open to community members.
Drop-ins welcome
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The “Events Calendar” has all of the events except for outside rentals and private meetings. If you want to see ALL the events including events not open to the public, try the ROOM USE CALENDAR.
This calendar shows events that are NOT open to drop-ins or the community. Each event has its own invite list. If you haven’t been expressly invited to an event on this calendar, please do not attend it.
ROOM USE CALENDAR
This calendar contains ALL of the events scheduled in our building, including many events that are closed such as rentals and internal meetings that are not for drop-ins. If you want to see events that are open to all, try the events calendar.
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SUNDAY SERVICES THIS MONTH
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November 2: Wheel of the Year: Samhain/Halloween
Because of the power outage on Oct 26, we were unable to have Sunday Service. So, on Nov 2, we will do the Samhain/Halloween service honoring ancestors. We will continue with the plan to practice evacuating the building at the end of service.
Diana Titus will coordinate this service
November 9: Membership Sunday
While Unitarian Universalism welcomes many ways of believing, we have agreements about membership in this congregation. The sermon will explore how commitment to a religious community can be rewarding and what mutual relationship looks like. New members will be publicly welcomed.
Rev. Alex McGee will preach
November 16: Desire in the Spiritual Life
Throughout history, humans have expressed a sensual desire for the divine in such texts as Song of Solomon and the Bhagavad Gita. And, many spiritual autobiographies record longings of the hear. How can we be alert to the role of desire in our spiritual lives?
Rev. Alex McGee will preach
November 23: Spiritual Tools for Centering and Compassion
There has never been a better time for us to dig into our spiritual toolbox to center our souls, engage in a practice of self love and self compassion, and connect to our souls so that we can engage with each other from a space of love and joy. Dr. Bird will talk about storytelling as an act of persistence and how we can walk the good road to support our community.
Dr. Melissa Bird will preach
November 30: The Many Meanings of Home and Food
Gathering around the hearth and table this time of year may be in the picture books, and may be real for some of us. But what else is true about the how people in our community experience home and access to food? And how does the sacred show up in these physical necessities?
Rev. Alex McGee will preach