7 Mar
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March 14th ~ UU World Conversation Cafe

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UU World Conversation Cafe, "Losing Religion", Channing Room, 6-8 pm. Our topic comes from the UU World Magazine (Winter 2010), Questions for spiritual reflection: What is your relationship to your childhood faith? If you changed faiths along the way, why? What impact have those changes had on your personal relationships? Beverages and Snacks provided. Reference...

7 Mar
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March 13th ~ New to UU~After the Potluck

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New to UU Orientation – two opportunities to attend in March There will be two separate New to UU Sessions this month. Each session is designed to acquaint new or prospective members with Unitarian Universalism and this congregation. Please sign up on for one or the other session on the form by the water fountain, or speak with Rev. Martin Woulfe or Membership...

7 Mar
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March 9th ~ New To UU Orientation

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New to UU Orientation – two opportunities to attend in March There will be two separate New to UU Sessions this month. Each session is designed to acquaint new or prospective members with Unitarian Universalism and this congregation. Please sign up on for one or the other session on the form by the water fountain, or speak with Rev. Martin Woulfe or Membership...

29 Aug
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August 29 – What Will We Stand For… Next? Rev. Martin Woulfe

Posted By: MartinW in Events, Sunday Services    

Nearly fifty years ago, the Unitarians and the Universalists merged into a new denomination. What have been some of the milestones of the last half century, and what may we infer about our future as a religious movement?

18 Jul
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July 18 ~ “Seeking Asylum: Two Unitarian Women and What They Taught Us about Mental Illness”

Posted By: CarolKn in Events, Sunday Services    

Jeff Bennett & Rodd Whelpley will explore the work of Dorothea Dix and Sylvia Plath, two Unitarian women whose experiences with mental illness leave us with models of creative compassion and empathy for the plight of people who are struggling with inner turmoil.