SUNDAY PROGRAMS

Sunday, February 5:
9:00 AM:  Board meeting
10:45 AM: Children’s Religious Education
10:45 AM:  Feb 5thth– “Standing on the Side of Love” (Esther Hurlburt) It’s easy to understand the benefits of standing on the side of love. But what about the risks?  I will explore the risks of love and include stories of UUs who risked their lives to do so.

Sunday,  February 12:
10:45 AM: Children’s Religious Education
10:45 AM: “Reflections on the Quaker Way” (Tim Lamm) The Quaker way is a spiritual path for our time that is simple, radical, and contemporary. Tim will relate how he came to be a Quaker some 40 some years ago and what has kept him active in the Religious Society of Friends. Starting with the radical simplicity of the Quaker form of worship, he’ll explain how the Quaker way is based more on experience than doctrine or belief. We will no doubt see many points of commonality between his fellowship and ours. The Quaker experience shows that divine revelation is continuing and universal. Some of the corollaries of their experience of God or the Spirit are their testimonies on community, peace, equality, simplicity, integrity and harmony with nature. As time permits, he will relate something of how Quakers conduct their business and everyday lives under the leadership of the Spirit.

12:00 PM: Potluck will follow the service.

Sunday, February 19:
10:45 AM: Children’s Religious Education
10:45 AM: “Living Inside the Rainbow”(Deb Hamilton) Deb will offer a unique perspective on Abraham Maslow’s theory of Hierarchy of Needs.

Sunday February 26:
10:45 AM:“Art Shared” (Ron Taylor) How does shared art relate to the old question, “If a tree falls in the forest but no one’s there, does it make a sound?”