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Newcomers are
always welcome
Childcare provided
NOVEMBER SERVICES
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OCT 29
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Witches’ Words
given by our
minister, Pam Gross
What can we learn about good and evil from the mouths of
witches?
Glinda and Elphaba (from the book Wicked) will speak.
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NOV 5
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What’s UU Got To Do with It? (New Member Sunday)
given by our
minister, Pam Gross
It’s been 12 years since a small group of UUs began holding
services at the Belfast Dance Studio, and look how our church has grown!
We’ll explore the challenges and opportunities of a growing and changing
membership--for both new members and longstanding ones.
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NOV 12
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Comfort, Breath, and Pepper
given by Linda
Buckmaster, Elizabeth Garber,
Karin Spitfire,
and Barbara Maria
We often look to poetry to bring us comfort, to provide a
breath of spaciousness in our busy and sometimes confusing lives, or to
surprise us with a dash of pepper that conveys new insights. On this
morning, Belfast's own Illuminated Sea Press Poets will give us a taste of
poetry’s power. (After the service,
the poets will have copies of their books for sale and will donate 25% of
the day’s sales to the church’s building fund.)
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NOV 19
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If You Weren’t
Afraid
given by the Rev. Mark Worth
Now full-time
minister at Castine’s Unitarian Universalist Congregation, Mark Worth will
talk about some UU women clergy he admires. Mark lives in Penobscot with
his wife of 27 years, Michelle “Mickey” Worth.
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NOV 26
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Circles of
Gratitude
given by Mike Monahan
Our service on
this Sunday of Thanksgiving weekend will be, literally, a moving one. Mike
Monahan, a Farmington resident and certified teacher of Dance of Universal
Peace, will teach us chants, songs, and simple circle dances from different
world religions that draw us further into the practice of gratitude. Even
if movement is a challenge for you, come sing with us, make rhythm, and
participate as you are able.
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DEC 3
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How We Die: Reflections on Death and Dying
given by the Rev. T. Richard Snyder
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