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February 2006 Newsletter |
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February 2007 Unitarian Fellowship of Longview
February Programs
February 4th Exploring the Fourth UU Principle: Speaker: Tina Rushing A Free and Responsible Search for Truth and Meaning Lay Leader: John Pantzer
February 11th
SPIRITUALITY AND THE HUMAN CONDITION or IF
I'M SO SPIRITUAL, WHY CAN'T I CONTROL MY BAD FEELINGS?
Speaker: Gayle Heard
We will examine the individual's search for
relationship with self, others, and the Ultimate, and how we might
better understand our often conflicted feelings and responses.
Lay Leader: Jo Ann Porterfield
February 18th Lay Leader: Ruth Semrau Speaker: Holly Carlson February 25th The Farthest Bud on the Longest Branch Jack McElroy This program is inspired by and based on a sermon by Barbara J Pescan, Senior Minister, Unitarian Church of Evanston, Illinois, that was published in the October 2006 issue of Quest. Her sermon was titled "Not for Ourselves Alone." Rev. Pescan's sermon focused on people and events within the Judeo-Christian tradition to which UU Congregations owe our presence today. Is it important to understand and acknowledge these historical contributions? How can we carry forward this long legacy? In the words of Rev. Pescan, "If we are to survive beyond the middle of this century, we must find better ways to tell others who we are and what our purpose is."
SUNDAYS Coffee & Pastries 10:30
am
Service 11:00 am Talk Back 12:00 noon - 12:45 pm
**February Birthdays** Jo Ann Porterfield ..... 2nd Kathy Lansford ..... 17th Karen Starnes-Pantzer ..... 22nd
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R E for Youngsters Sundays 11:00 am - 12:45 pm
Teachers: Sheila McElroy, Jessica Noble, Sky Mitchell
ALPINE ROAD CONCERTS presents The Laws Husband and wife, singer-songwriters will entertain you with their mix of country, folk, bluegrass and blues music Saturday, February 3rd Doors open at 7:00 Concert begins at 7:30 Tickets available at the door For more information and a sweet deal- See Page 4
The legitimate powers of government, extend to such acts only as are injurious to others. But, it does me no injury for my neighbor to say there are twenty gods, or no God. It neither picks my pocket nor breaks my leg." ~ Thomas Jefferson |
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