Sunday Services
May 4, Celebration Sunday
Rev. Carolyn Colbert, Interim Minister
Adult Choirs
Joe Bonfiglio, Clarinet
Linda Bissum, Drums
Wendy Mason & Pat Mielke, Piano
The Stewardship Team
We gather today to celebrate our religious community. There'll be special music, lots of singing, time to consider and make your yearly pledges so that we can “Light Up Our Dreams" for the exciting year ahead and, of course, some surprises!
Come Celebrate and stay for the All-Church Brunch, with special activities for our kids. All are welcome.
See the special flyer in the newsletter for more information .
May 11, Mama, Mommy, Mother,
Mom
Rev. Carolyn Colbert, Interim Minister
The UUCiL Choir
The Children’s Choir
Wendy Mason, Accompanist
Story for All Ages and a Naming and Dedication Ceremony for infants
and young children. See article on pg. 2 of newsletter for
information.
"All human life on the planet," writes poet Adrienne Rich, "is
born of a woman. The one unifying, incontrovertible experience shared by all
women and all men is that months long period we spent unfolding inside a woman's
body." Then we began a lifelong, complicated relationship with that woman. We
carry the imprint of that relationship all our lives.
May 18, The Almost Church
Rev. Carolyn Colbert, Interim Minister
The UUCiL Choir
Wendy Mason and Pat Mielke, Accompanists
In defiance of conventional wisdom, since my time with you, and this Interim Year, is ending very soon, I want to talk with you about some things that may prod, upend, upset, inspire, and instigate some ideas for you to ponder. Those of you who care about the future of Unitarian Universalism and particularly the future of your congregation, may want to hear what I want to tell you.
May 25 , But What About the Catcher?
Adele Irvin & Jane Staehle Presenters
Pat Mielke, Accompanist
Lena & Taylor Lane, Special Music
Art Langhorst remembers WWII
A Sunday Services Program. Last fall, Rev. Carolyn Colbert gave a sermon titled, "If You Fall, Who Will Catch You?" This morning we'll explore the do-good/feel-good connection, biological altruism, and the catcher's role.
