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Newcomers are
always welcome
Childcare provided
MARCH SERVICES
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MAR 4
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The War Against the Imagination
given by the Rev.
Mark Glovin
Muriel Rukeyser said, “The world is
composed of stories, not atoms.” The stories we tell weave the fabric of
the world around us. And so using the lens of pronoia,
we have to be mindful of our narrative: what stories do we tell, expose
ourselves to, and immerse ourselves in?
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MAR 11
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The Gift of Giving
given by our
minister, Pam Gross
Today we will celebrate and dedicate the piano in our
sanctuary, which was given to us by Ellie Daniels and Marty LaHoz. Ellie
will be offering her musical gifts as our accompanist this morning.
[Daylight Savings time begins today, so remember to set your
clocks ahead!]
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MAR 18
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Sisters in Spirit: A reflection in honor of Women’s History
Month
given by the Rev.
Kitsy Winthrop
Few of us--women or men--know much, if anything, about some
important chapters in human history that were “written” by women. Today
Kitsy will bring us one of those “chapters,” a story that amazed her when
she first heard it. Kitsy served us very part-time from 1996 to 1998 and
continues to tell us we are one of her favorite congregations, along with
the two she currently serves--in Edgecomb, Maine
and Saint John, New Brunswick.
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MAR 25
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Crisis of Conscience: Challenges in the Pursuit of Justice
given by Mary Trotochaud
Waldo County resident Mary Trotochaud
works for the American Friends Service Committee as a facilitator for
non-violence training through the Untied States and has also worked for the
AFSC in Iraq. Mary will speak from her
experiences in a federal prison where she was incarcerated for nonviolent
acts of civil disobedience.
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APR 1
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A Day for Fools
given by our minister, Pam Gross
All Fools Day is,
of course, for all of us. Come and be surprised!
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