October 9th – “Four Friends and a Futon”
By UUSF, October 6, 2016
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Rev. Hank Peirce, Guest Minister, Fairhaven native!! And creator of UU’s Hot Stove Report.
On getting by with a little help from our friends.
Rev. Hank Peirce, Guest Minister, Fairhaven native!! And creator of UU’s Hot Stove Report.
On getting by with a little help from our friends.
Spiders! shadows! Haunted cathedrals! We’ll consider fear, our future, and what might be required in moving Unitarian Universalism past a “not-that” faith identity. With Rev. Jordinn Nelson Long.
Community Covenant in an “I”-centered world. Rev. Audette Fulbright, guest minister.
Welcome back to a brand new church year! The sermon topic for this Sunday is “The All of It”.
There will be no Sunday service this coming week – September 4th! Have a safe and enjoyable Labor Day weekend. We will resume our services on September 11th with the Ingathering and Water Communion.
Weaving the Web, Blessing of the Backpacks, and our All-Church Picnic
Sunday, August 28th. 10:30 a.m. Worship (Parish Hall Auditorium)
12:00 p.m. Blessing of the Backpacks (Church Lawn)
12:15 p.m. All Church Picnic (Parish Hall Dining Room and outside)
Join us on August 7th as we resume our services with a drumming service led by Ed Rooney. Don’t forget that summer services begin at 9:30 and meet in the Parish House…
Flower Communion Sunday is our final Worship Service until we resume on August 7th with a drumming service led by Ed Rooney. Don’t forget that summer services begin at 9:30 and meet in the Parish House…
Below is a list of the August service leaders and topics:
August 7th Ed Rooney – drumming
August 14th Pat Cooney – Gandhi’s Seven Deadly Sins
August 21st Jean Lawlor – Poetry/Prose Circle with accompaniment from Dwight
(10:30 services begin on Sunday, August 28th, when our new minister, Rev. Jordinn Nelson Long, will lead us in “Weaving the Web.” We’ll begin at 10:30 in the Parish Hall; bring a length of ribbon for each member of your family, or we have plenty of extras.)
We will celebrate the season with Flower Communion, a ritual brought to the U.S. before World War II by the wife of Norbert Capek, a minster at the Unitarian Church of Prague.