Welcome to this month’s announcements from Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Columbus. Here’s a rundown of events, programs and activities at UUFC this month. Click on “READ MORE” below to see the announcements:

This Sunday’s service features a presentation on servant leadership by Kayla Perez and Wendi Jenkins of the Columbus State University. Click the headline for more information about this week’s book club, yoga class, and discussion groups.

Join us for lively discussions and friendly, informal Sunday services. We support your own unique, free and responsible search for truth and meaning. At this Sunday’s service, Dr. Ben Pike presents “The Great Agnostic: Robert Ingersoll.” Click the headline for details or the little boxes (below left) for more information.

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Wed. 1/13. 6:00 pm UU Singers practice.
Wed. 1/13. 7:00 pm Discussion Group. “Social Action: Collective and/or Personal”.
Thur. 1/14. 1:30 pm YOGA (free class).
Thur. 1/14. 6:30 pm Women’s Group. Pot Luck and 2016 Planning.
SUNDAY 1/17
It’s Give Away the Plate Sunday: today’s recipient – The Literacy Alliance.
9:30 Adult Religious Education: “God Delusion Debate”.
10:40 Children’s Religious Education: “Art Project”.
10:40 Sunday Program: “Vietnam: From Both Sides Now”, presented by Bill Harlan and Hal Midgette.
Noon: A meeting of the Development Resources Committee, and a meeting of the Social Action Committee.

This week we’ll begin the first of eight beginners yoga classes, at 1:30 p.m. On Sunday, the Rev. Howard, a Unitarian Universalist from Valdosta, Ga., will speak.

Wednesday 12/30 – UU Singers will practice at 6:00, but Wednesday Night Discussion Group will not meet.
SUNDAY, January 03, 2016.
First Sunday Pot Luck…..Bring a Friend
9:30 Adult Religious Education: Dignity of Difference
10:40 Sunday Service: In Defense of My Generation, presented by David Smith, Columbus High School Senior.
Today is also the day to bring non-perishable food for our monthly contribution to Feed the Valley Food Bank.

We celebrate Christmas this week with family and friends, recognizing the important contributions to the holiday made by Unitarian Universalists, to wit: Jingle Bells, A Christmas Carole, etc. Next Sunday’s program features a talk by John Land on the separation of church and state.

On Sunday, Dec. 20, our UU Singers will present “Go Tell it on the Mountain: the UU Story of Christmas.” In song and story, with help from Stephen Nissenbaum’s “The Battle for Christmas,” they’ll explain out Unitarians and Universalists helped shape the way we celebrate Christmas today. Click “Read More” for details and other events this week.