This Sunday at the UU Fellowship

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PLEASE NOTE: THIS IS THE LAST SERVICE FOR THE SUMMER. SERVICES WILL RESUME ON SEPTEMBER 7! STAY TUNED!!


9:30 a.m. Discussion Group


The Discussion at 9:30 will be on planning for any events we would like to schedule over the summer.  Brad Kalita would like us to come up and picnic, view his retreat there (on the Sprague River east of Chiloquin), and chat with him about how/if the UUs could make use of it.  We need to set a date for that and see how many folks would like to go.   We can talk about any additional social or other events we might like to hold this summer.  Bring your calendars!

10:30 a.m. Worship Service

The “service” will be a poetry “slam”; please bring a poem that you love and would like to read (or have read).  Don’t choose too long a poem, but if yours is really short, you can read two! You might consider something that reflects summer, nature, relaxing, reflecting and the like.  Chuck Wells will be the service leader.
 
Does anyone have an idea about a poem or two that would be good for the Time with the Children?  If anyone would like to volunteer to handle that, please let Chuck know.  

This Sunday at the UU Fellowship

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9:30 a.m. Discussion Group

TBD
10:30 a.m. Worship Service

Member Jody Daniels will present a program titled, “The Oldest Profession”, exploring the dynamics, complexities, and lessons learned from her 30 + years lobbying the Oregon Legislature.
PLEASE REMEMBER TO BRING SOMETHING FOR THE FOOD BANK BASKET.
PLEASE NOTE: JUNE 29 WILL BE THE LAST SERVICE FOR THE SUMMER. SERVICES WILL RESUME ON SEPTEMBER 7, 2014.

This Weekend with the UU Fellowship

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Saturday June 7

5:00 p.m.

Please join us at the home of Eric and Julie Jensen for an international themed potluck and slide show of the Jensen’s recent world voyage. This is also a time to send a fond farewell to Rev. Ames and his family, as Sunday will be his final regular visit with us. 3305 Barnes Way.

Sunday June 8

9:30 a.m. Discussion program

“A Chapter Closes: Take-Aways and Hopes for the Coming Years”
This will be a time to gather and share nuggets, lessons, questions, perspectives, experiences from Rev. Stephen Ames’ ministry with UUKFC, and perhaps some hopes for the coming year.

10:30 a.m. Worship service

“Gathered Here”
What is the purpose of a church, or fellowship? Some closing thoughts from Rev. Ames.

Please remember to bring something for the food bank basket!

This Sunday at the UU Fellowship

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9:30 a.m. Discussion Group

Eric Jensen and Murray-Julie Jensen will lead the discussion group, focusing on what it means today to be a “global citizen”.
10:30 a.m. Worship Service

Eric and Julie will continue their morning leadership, and present a service focusing on reflections and “lessons learned” from their Semester at Sea voyage around the world.

CHILDREN’S PROGRAM BEGINS AT 9:30.


REMEMBER TO BRING SOMETHING FOR THE FOOD BANK!!

This Sunday at the UU Fellowship

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9:30 a.m. Discussion Group
Chuck Wells will lead the discussion on the topic of “Trust”.
10:30 a.m. Worship Service

Instead of a poetry reading extravaganza, Sally Wells will present a sermon that she heard some years ago by Rick Davis, longtime minister of the Salem UU Fellowship.  It is titled “Do You Trust?”.  Wendy Millard will be the Service Leader.  
REMEMBER THE FOOD BANK! BRING A LITTLE SOMETHING FOR THE BASKET!

This Sunday at the UU Fellowship

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May 18, 2014
Remember the Food Bank! Bring a little something for our basket!!
9:30 a.m. Discussion Group
No discussion topic available at this time.
10:30 a.m. Worship Service
Visiting the UU Purposes and Principles, this Sunday is dedicated to ‘the open search for truth and meaning’.  Rev. Patt Herdklotz revisits the gospel according to John which says to “Know the Truth and the Truth will set you free.”  Herdklotz goes on to explore the difficulty of ascertaining Truth, the humble journey with relative Truth, the call to ‘meet the asking years’ with works that demonstrate a Living Faith built on Truth, caution around folklore and shams that would be shamans.  The Youth Class will also explore this hallmark of Unitarian Universalist value.

This Sunday at the UU Fellowship

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Please note all: when I constructed the newsletter for May, I inadvertently left out the information for Rev. Ames sermon for this Sunday. So here it is for real this time! Sorry everyone!
9:30 a.m. Discussion Group

“Mother’s Day Blessings”
For Mother’s Day, let us share blessings we received from our mothers or mother-figures in our lives… and blessings we’ve received from being a mother or mother-figure.  (Mothers may share some of the challenges as well – it’s your day!).
10:30 a.m. Worship Service
Emerson’s “Fate”

Rev. Stephen Ames will preach on Emerson’s sermon, “Fate,” which challenges us to see the value and even beauty of limitations, in the world and in ourselves. 

Please join us for a potluck lunch after the service!!
ALSO REMEMBER TO BRING SOMETHING FOR THE FOOD BANK!