Sunday Services -- 10 a.m. (Dress is casual)
Sunday, Nov. 1:
"To Be of Use" with Renee Ruchotzke, consulting student minister How can we live our values in the workplace?
Sunday, Nov 8:
"Beyond Black and White" with UU Kent's Commissioned Lay Leader Christie Anderson As Unitarian Universalists, we say we want racially and ethnically diverse congregations. The claims by some white UUs to be colorblind with regard to race is not enough to attract people of color, and in fact can offend many. Explore the challenges encountered in creating an environment that welcomes racial diversity.
Sunday, Nov 15:
"Moses, the Buddha and Plato walk into a bar: a brief discussion of what’s real, what lasts and what truly matters" with Susan Clements
Stay after the service for a Chili Cook-off and Cake Walk Members of the congregation will bring in a pot of chili (and recipe) for the congregation to sample. Tickets will be $1 per sample, or $5
for unlimited sampling. Samplers will cast a vote for their favorite, and the winner will get a blue ribbon and her/his picture on the bulletin board.
The youth will each bake their favorite cakes we'll do a cakewalk for each cake, $1 per cakewalk. All proceeds go toward our Coming of Age program's trip to Boston at the end of the year.
Sunday, Nov 22:
"The Arc of the Universe" All ages service with Renee Ruchotzke, consulting student minister In an 1853 sermon, “On Justice and Conscience,” Unitarian
Minister Theodore Parker said, “I do not pretend to understand the moral universe; the arc is a long one, my eye reaches but a little way; I cannot calculate the curve and complete the figure by the experience of sight; I can divine it by conscience. And from what I see I am sure it bends towards justice.” This Service kicks off our annual Guest at Your Table service, where we explore ways to help bend the arc of the universe toward justice.
Stay after the service for "Getting to Know UU," a short, informal orientation to Unitarian Universalism and our congregation. Bring your questions to get answers from our minister, Renee Ruchotzke and our membership committee.
Sunday, Nov 29:
"New Beginnings" with Deb Chaney, our Commissioned Lay Leader Detours and setbacks on life's journey often are as uncomfortable as they are unexpected. But bumps in the road provide opportunities for us to take stock, map our progress, and begin anew.
Inside our meeting house
Welcome!
Our annual June
Flower Communion Service held at a local park.
