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Earth, Nature, and Possibility
Annually we celebrate this “Blue Boat Home” – our planet – as described in one of our favorite hymns. This Sunday Meg Riddle will share photos of our planet and invite the kids to participate as we share facts about the Earth and light candles of joy and concern for this planet.
After this shorter service, the children will go off to class and adults will be invited to join circles of discussion to explore once again this idea of professional leadership or a minister part time at GUUF. We’ll provide some facts, and brainstorm qualities and skills we feel are lacking at GUUF. This chance to talk will help set us up for a more considered Annual Meeting on May 17th.
We’ll finish up with a delicious brunch and more informal conversations. Please join us – one and all.
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We’ve gone green!
We’ve been recognized as a Green Sanctuary by the UUA. Thank you to our Green Team for all of the hard work they’ve put in to make this happen.
Look for the Green Team’s new Green Action table in the corner of the sanctuary right after services on Sundays. We will have simple actions that you can take on your cell phone that will make a positive difference for the environment! Stop by and see us!
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