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APR 2
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Have It Your Way
given by our
minister, Pam Gross
Some have seen Unitarian Universalism as a drive-through religion,
a fast-food fix for people in a hurry, while others find that it is a
veritable feast for the soul. So what exactly are we serving here?
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APR 9
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Don’t Quit Before the Miracle
given by the Rev.
Katharine H. Winthrop
Borrowing her title from the words of a ninety-year-old
congregant in another UU church, our former minister will explore the
wisdom in this advice. Kitsy serves as minister for two churches, the
Midcoast UU Fellowship in Edgecomb and the UU Church in Saint John, New
Brunswick.
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APR 16
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What Must I Do to Inherit Eternal Life?
given by our
minister, Pam Gross
Pam will consider the human hope for life after death.
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APR 23
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The Interdependent Web of Existence
given by the Green
Sanctuary Committee
This intergenerational service will celebrate the seventh UU
principle and our church, a Green Sanctuary. We will hear how it became a
Green Sanctuary and what we as a church and as individuals can do to
continue this essential work. Each person will be encouraged to commit to
an action. (Suggestions appear in
this and the March newsletters.)
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APR 30
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A Gift
given by the Rev.
T. Richard Snyder
As this newsletter issue nears completion, Dick Snyder is
incommunicado in the mountains of Sweden. Will this experience feed his
service, or will another? We can be
certain that he will move our hearts and minds.
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MAY 7
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Common and Uncommon Threads:
Interfaith Dialogue and
Unitarian Universalism
given by our
minister, Pam Gross, and Cheryl Fuller
Cheryl, a community manager for Beliefnet.com, writes: “Every
week I see so much effort put forth by every faith group trying to show how
some other group is wrong. Lip
service is given to tolerance, but when offered an opportunity, debate and
challenge are what draw the most energy.” Together, Cheryl and Pam will
explore the challenges and need for interfaith conversation.
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