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Newcomers are
always welcome
Childcare provided
MAY SERVICES
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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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MAY 14
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Mothers, Martyrs, Gods, and Giving Trees
given by Amy
Robbins-Wilson
As her son Clayton’s first birthday approaches, Amy will share
reflections from the first year of her journey with him.
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MAY 21
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A Sometimes Muzzy Perspective
given by our
retiring council co-chair, Kathy Muzzy
Each member of its congregations watches the evolution of our
church from a different vantage point. This service will flow from Kathy's
viewpoints as a member of "this wonderful congregation" from the
beginning and two years as its co-chair. She says it just so happens that
her name is easily woven into her perspective.
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MAY 28
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Remembrance
given by Dan
Avener
What does Memorial Day mean to you? Images of flags, military
parades, and faces of loved ones no longer present can stir strong feelings
in us. Dan, a Vietnam war veteran and
peace activist, will talk about the meaning of this day for him and will
invite members of the congregation to share their own thoughts.
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JUNE 4
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Minister
given by ours, Pam
Gross
Each of us enters the doors of this community with our
particular histories and perspectives on church, faith, God, and—yes, even
the word minister. As with these other potent words, the spectrum of
definitions and expectations that minister invokes is wide and diverse. Pam
will share some thoughts and conversation about “The Minister, A Minister,
To Minister.”
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