6:00 PM Come celebrate this annual favorite with your friends and neighbors at ALUUC; this service will feature the musical talents of Bonnie Ettinger, the ALUUC choir – and all those assembled!

Rev. Martin Woulfe returns to the pulpit for the first in a series of services on the seven Unitarian Universalist principles. Services on the principles will continue through October 30, except for September 4 and October 9. ALUUC Announcements August 28, 2011

In this sermon, Rev. Woulfe will explore the changing nature of the religious movement that eventually came to be called Christianity. What was its original message, and how did it change – and why? How is it relevant to Unitarian Universalists today? ALUUC Sunday Announcements April 24 2011

The Spanish Interest Group will meet at the home of Rev. Woulfe on Sunday, March 27, at 5 pm for fun & conversation; the group will then go out to a local Mexican restaurant. All are welcome, beginners as well as native speakers. Please RSVP.

The Labyrinth Walk & Oneness Blessing will be on Friday, December 17th. All are welcome to join us in this ancient spiritual practice. Free. Participants will have the opportunity to receive a “Oneness Blessing” during this event. The public is invited to attend; admission is free.

In this annual tradition, members & friends will celebrate the ingathering of the community following the summer months. All are invited to bring some water or a stone to add to our communal bowl and to share a special insight achieved during the past few months. Following the service, these blended waters and stones will be added to the Memorial Garden.

In his book Moral Politics: How Liberals and Conservatives Think, George Lakoff presents a fascinating analysis that the “great divide” between liberals & conservatives is rooted in our basic notions of family and authority. In this service, Rev. Woulfe will share some of the insights he has gleaned from this writer, and how they apply to our religious values.

In this service, Rev. Woulfe will welcome your questions, on matters theological and congregational.  This might be a fine opportunity to learn how many angels dance on a pin – and to discover to which tune do they dance?