During this Sunday’s service we’ll celebrate the Fourth of July. We’re proud of our country and of our Unitarian Universalist heritage. (After all, Thomas Jefferson and John Adams were Unitarians.) Visitors are always welcome. And please stay after for burgers, hot dogs and lively conversation.
Fellowship members Joyce Hickson, Connie Ussery and Silver DeWitt will lead our Mother’s Day service.
March is Women’s History Month. Joyce Hickson, Connie Ussery and Pat Hart will talk about barriers great women have overcome. Their talk will be based on Time Magazine’s September 2017 project titled “Firsts: Women Who are Changing the World.” The project focused on outstanding women in male-dominated professions and on the attributes those those women believe led them … Continue reading Joyce Hickson, Connie Ussery and Pat Hart: A Celebration of Women
The Unitarian Universalist Flower Ceremony is sometimes referred to as the Flower Communion or the Flower Festival. The ceremony is simple. We celebrate, with flowers, life on planet earth and especially rebirth and springtime. Everyone brings a flower to the service—from a garden, the woods, the roadside, wherever. We place them in vases. After the … Continue reading The UU Flower Ceremony
