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Upcoming Sunday Worship Services
The Sunday Worship Services
and Religious Education Program begin at 10:30 a.m. starting September 11, 2011.
January
1:
Happy New Year!
Tracey Robinson-Harris
This morning’s intergenerational service will be a simple one with songs and
sharing, readings and reflections.
January
8:
99 To 1: Overcoming The Odds Of Wealth Inequality
Chuck Collins
“We Are the 99 Percent” became a rallying cry of the Occupy Wall Street
movement. Who is the 1 percent and the 99 percent? How can we build a healthy
more equal society?
Chuck Collins is a senior scholar at the Institute for Policy Studies and
co-editor of Inequality.org, a web resource about wealth and income
inequality.
Our
guest musician this morning is Molly Johnston, playing viola de gamba.
There will also be a women’s vocal ensemble performing
Iraqi Peace Song.
Annie Giddings is our storyteller today.
January 15: Stone Of
Hope
Tracey
Robinson-Harris
Today, we honor the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King’s legacy of passion and
persistence for justice. The sermon theme “A Stone Of Hope” is a metaphor from
Dr. King’s I Have A Dream speech.
Guest At Your Table boxes will
be collected – please bring yours with a check inside made out to UUSC for the
amount of your donation. The choir will be singing this morning, and our
storyteller is Annie Giddings.
Conversation With The Minister
Social Justice: UU And You
This
extended Conversation With The Minister (from noon to 1:30) explores the many
ways we contribute to the work of justice and how Unitarian Universalism
supports, encourages and renews us along the way.
January 22:
I’d Rather Do It
Myself Tracey
Robinson-Harris
This sermon explores the complex combination of authority, democracy,
individualism within Unitarian Universalism and how hard it can be for us to
authorize others to act on our behalf or in our name. Ralph Waldo Emerson wrote
eloquently about “self reliance.” How has this notion shaped us for better and
for worse? This morning our storyteller is Annie Giddings.
January
29:
Lap Number Two
Dan Hotchkiss
The first lap, fresh and seductive, makes the morning news. The last lap makes
the sports page with the thrill of victory, the agony of defeat. The second lap,
quieter and calmer, is where adrenaline leaves off and perseverance gets its
test. Starts and finishes get more attention, but we live most of our lives in
Lap Number Two—and three, and four, and five. In this second year of ministerial
transition, Dan Hotchkiss, FUUSM member and longtime UU minister, will offer
some reflections about Lap Number Two.
This
morning the choir is singing, and Marilyn Thayer is the storyteller.
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Large print hymnals, plus hearing assistance
devices, are available.
Nursery care is provided. Bring a friend!
Our worship services are videotaped and broadcast over local cable television on
Comcast channel 9 and Verizon channel 34,
usually at 4:00 p.m., on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday.
Joys and Sorrows are excluded.