Adult-attendance / RE for children

Children attend beginning, and leave to RE before main service.

Celebrate the Children

Datetime: 
03/04/2012 - 10:15am - 11:40am
Speaker: 
Monica Osgood
Type: 
Guest Speaker
Theme: 
children

Immigration and the UU General Assembly

Datetime: 
02/26/2012 - 10:15am - 11:40am
Speaker: 
Ginny Mills
Type: 
Lay-led
Theme: 
UU principles
Theme: 
UUA
Theme: 
social justice

The General Assembly of UUA will be in Phoenix, AZ this June. Given that the assembly is in Arizona one of the focuses will be on social justice issues associated with immigration.

The Lies of the Terrorist Ideology

Datetime: 
02/19/2012 - 10:15am - 11:40am
Type: 
Guest Speaker
Theme: 
world religions
Theme: 
Islam
Theme: 
Non-violence

Dr Shane Fitzpatrick is a member of the Political Science department and Centenary College, and he will discuss how it is really not possible to be a Muslim, Christian, Buddhist, etc. while pursing a "terrorist ideology." The way terrorists distort religion for their own purposes is a modern version of the way monarchs/emperors did something similar for centuries.

And You Call That a Religion

Datetime: 
02/12/2012 - 10:15am - 11:40am
Speaker: 
Tony Van der Mude
Type: 
Lay-led

The Case of the Missing Facts

Datetime: 
02/05/2012 - 10:15am - 11:30am
Speaker: 
Rev Allen Wells

Rev. Allen Wells  The Case of the Missing Facts

No Better Time for Peace Activism

Datetime: 
01/29/2012 - 10:15am - 11:30am
Speaker: 
Madelyn Hoffman
Type: 
Guest Speaker
Theme: 
Peace Activism

"No Better Time for Peace Activism"  Madelyn Hoffman
Madelyn Hoffman of Flanders is a longtime peace activist and executive
director of New Jersey Peace Action. The national Peace Action It is
the nation's largest grass roots organization, founded as SANE
(later to become SANE/Freeze) in 1957.
The group's goals include ending the threat of nuclear war, promote a

A Rabbi's View of the Middle East

Datetime: 
01/22/2012 - 10:15am - 11:30am
Speaker: 
Rabbi Moshe Rudin
Type: 
Guest Speaker

 Rabbi's View of the Middle East"  Rabbi Moshe Rudin
The rabbi is the spiritual leader of Temple Hatikvah in Flanders, a conservative congregation.
Rabbi Rudin has long been a voice for Jewish renewal, commitment and
is deeply involved in social action. With a wide and varied background
that spans Israel and the American Jewish community, he has studied in

The UUA Black Empowerment Awakening of 1967-1970

Datetime: 
01/15/2012 - 10:15am - 11:30am
Speaker: 
Rev Phil Passantino

The UUA Black Empowerment Awakening of 1967-1970"  Rev. Phil Passantino
Unitarian Universalists played out a very important drama in the Black Empowerment movement. A gripping movie could be made about the explosive events that took place. Remembering this history helps us evolve in unity and understanding.

A Season of Waiting

Datetime: 
12/11/2011 - 10:15am - 11:30am
Speaker: 
Rev Julie Newhall
Theme: 
Advent

Rev. Julie Newhall    "A Season of Waiting" -- Ours is a post-Christian faith shaped by early Christian understandings.  What does it mean to be in the season known as Advent?  What are YOU waiting for?

 

Scrooge Was Right

Datetime: 
12/04/2011 - 10:15am - 11:30am
Speaker: 
Tony Van der Mude
Type: 
Lay-led
Theme: 
Economic Justice

Scrooge Was Right"  written by Rev. David Bumbaugh, read by Tony Van der Mude 

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