Sunday, April 4:
9:00 AM: Board meeting
10:45 AM: Children’s Religious Education (RE)
10:45 AM: We invite all children in our congregation to our first CHILD DEDICATION CEREMONY. All children are welcome. It makes no difference if the child has previously been baptized or has been dedicated by another congregation. This is our opportunity as a Fellowship to be in the privileged role not only of supporting the parents in the sacred task of nurturing,life but also of weaving the threads of our Unitarian Universalist culture—9history, values, arts, wisdom, visions—into a fabric that can enfold the family as a Fellowship. We will combine this ceremony with our usual Flower Communion/ Spring Equinox celebration so be sure to bring colored eggs and a flower to share. Esther will be doing the Child Dedication part of the ceremony. If you want your child included in this event e-mail echurlburt@gmail.com so that we know how many children to plan for.
Sunday, April 11:
9:00 AM: Adult Religious Education (See below)
10:45 AM: Children’s Religious Education (RE)
10:45 AM: “How to be a Revolutionary Without Sharing Much Blood”: Dr. Bob Miller
12:00 PM: Potluck after the service. Bring a dish and join the fun.
Wednesday, April 14:
7:30 PM: Meditation Group
Sunday, April 18:
10:45 AM: Children’s Religious Education (RE)
10:45 AM: “Life Care Planning: Surviving Ageing and Disability”: Esther Hurlburt
Sunday April 25:
9:00 AM: Adult Religious Education (See below)
10:45 AM: Children’s Religious Education (RE)
10:45 AM: David Porter will head a panel on “Mind Bending Books”. Panel books: Neal D Walsh’s :Conversations with God -Valerie Frost , Carl Sagan’s Cosmos- Doug MacLauren, Ian Rowland’s Full Facts of Cold Reading-Debbie Tussey
Adult Religious Education
The adult discussion group will be meeting at 9 AM on Sunday 4/4 and 4/18 this month. We have had about 8-12 participants each time we’ve met. The homework, if there is any, is available by contacting Dandelion at femdyk@yahoo.com. We have been discussing personal beliefs, how our beliefs color our perception of the outer world, and how the language we use both puts up barriers between us and also facilitates connection. We have had treats at every meeting so far. If you would like to bring something, please feel free!
Interested in Becoming a member?
If you would like to explore the possibility of joining the UU Fellowship of Madison County, please get in touch with Ann Stebbins, Membership Chair, at 623-4614 or annstebbins@att.net.