Sunday Worship |
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Lifespan Faith Development for all ages. 10:00 am |
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Regular Service 11:00 am |
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| 03/07/2010
Guest Speaker, the Rev. Jacqueline Luck
The sermon will tell us how we go about doing a search for a settled minister. Immediately after the service there will be time for questions and answers. Your Board of Directors encourages you to be there and learn how we will be doing the work of looking for our settled minister.
03/14/2010
The Celts, St. Paddy and All Things Irish
The Rev. Don Rollins
Kathleen, Mary, and Don will lead an intergenerational look at Irish spirituality.
03/21/2010
Top Ten Reasons to Raise Your Pledge
The Rev. Don Rollins
There are scores of good reasons for increasing your gifts to UUCS for the coming church year. Don will have a crack at the best.
03/28/2010
Time Flies Like an Eagle: Fruit Flies Like a Banana
The Rev. Don Rollins
We were snowed out last month when this service on sacred humor was originally scheduled. Let’s try again!
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WONDERFUL WEDNESDAY! |
Supper starts at 5:30
$4 per person, $8 per famiy
See the latest Happenings for events and meetings on Wednesdays.
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In
this church, people gather together seeking a higher
purpose and a deeper life than they can find alone.
We are grateful for each one of you, that you have
found your way here. |
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W I N G O
Come join the Rainbow Group at UUCS
for their 8th Annual Dinner.
Wings, Sides, Drinks, Karaoke
Saturday, March 6 — 6:00 to 10:00 p.m.
Adults $12.00 — Kids $ 6.00 |
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Celebrating Women's History Month
March is Women’s History Month. In February 1980 President Carter issued the first presidential proclamation declaring the week of March 8 as National Women’s History Week. In 1987 Congress declared March as National Women’s History Month in perpetuity. A special presidential proclamation is issued every year to honor the extraordinary achievements of American women. Let’s remember those women, both the famous and our personal heroines, that have been such important influences in our lives. Write a letter to an old teacher, offer to do a household task, donate a book to the library in someone’s name, or write a letter to the editor of your local paper. If you’d like more information, contact the National Women’s History Project, nwhp.org, for great suggestions and resources. As Abigail Adams said to her husband John as he worked on important documents, “Don’t forget the ladies!” |
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