Sunday,  February 7:

9:00 AM: Board meeting

10:45 AM: The Role of Southern churhes in the civil rights movement/ Dr. Carlyn DuPont of the EKU history department will examine this issue with us.

Wednesday:  Feb 10- @ 7:30 Meditation meets.

 Sunday,  February 14:

10:45 AM: “The Color Within“: Esther Hurlburt talks about the issue of race in the Unitarian Universalist denomonation

 12:00 PM: Potluck after the service. Bring a dish and join the fun!

Sunday, February 21:

10:45 AM: Reflection on art.  We will step back and review the exhibit of art from  Madison County UU’s own collections.

Sunday February 28

9:00 am  Adult RE    We are discussing prejudice and intolerance. The homework is to make a list of stereotypical words that describe you. This is not how others would describe you, this is about how you see yourself,,for example:   female, mother, doctor, dancer etc.  There will be a prize for the person who can describe himself/ herself with the word that shocks the most people in the group. (This writer will probably not win the prize).  Led by Dandelion

10:45 AM: ” African American Communities in Madison County“. Jackie Burnside, speaker  Using vintage black and white photographs that appear in her book, Berea and Madison County, Kentucky,  will describe several post Civil War communities.  She will  discuss some religious, educational, political and economic factors that helped African Americans  be successful during the late 19th and early 20th centuries.