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Upcoming Sunday Services
10:00 AM in the Auditorium
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September 5 - "Giants Under Our Feet" — Founders' Sunday
Our passage into September brings us past the 140th anniversary of our Church's founding day (September 1, 1870). Seems like a good time again to check the footings upon which we stand . . . and to recall to our hearts the spirits which gave them their depth.
Speaker: Fritz Hudson
Ceremony: Trustee Installation
Music: Unitarian musicians
September 12 - "To Set Our Sail"
In stormy seas, to get where we want to go we need two things:
1. a sure sense of which way the wind is blowing; and
2. a sail, set at just the right angle between wind and desired destination to pull us surely there.
In these times, how do we cut, sew and set our sail?Speaker: Fritz Hudson
Ceremony: Religious Growth & Learning Leader Installation & Classroom Blessing
Music: Genevieve Randall, flute
September 19 - "Which Side Are We On?"
"Once to every soul and nation comes the moment to decide..." are the stirring opening words of a hymn long and lustily sung among us (#119). What contests in our world today call us to choose our side? And what should guide our choice?
Speaker: Fritz Hudson
Music: Unitarian Choir
Post Service: Shared Ministry Fair
September 25 - "A Presence, A Witness"
For many years members of our church have arisen early in all conditions to escort patients into the care of the medical services staff at Planned Parenthood's South Street Clinic. What calls us to be present in this way? How is this service a witness to our values?
Speakers: Susan Emanuel, David Asper, Earl Dyer, Lois Hansen, D Moritz
Music: Karen Sandene, bassoon
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UUA President Applauds California Prop 8 Ruling
from uua.org
Rev. Peter Morales, President of the Unitarian Universalist Association of Congregations (UUA), issued the following statemen on August 4, 2010t:
The ruling today by Chief U.S. District Judge Vaughn Walker declaring California’s Proposition 8 to be unconstitutional is a victory for same-sex couples, their families, and all Americans who believe in equal rights. Over the past several years marriage equality has become a reality in Spain, South Africa, the Netherlands, Portugal, and Argentina. It should be a cause of national shame that the United States is not yet among those nations.
For many years now Unitarian Universalists (UUs) in California have been at the forefront of the struggle for marriage equality in that state. I applaud their continuing efforts, and I reaffirm the commitment of Unitarian Universalists nationwide to stand on the side of love until marriage equality is the law of the land.
Calendar Highlights
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Further information on these events can be found in the Newsletter or on our News page.
August
Choir Rehearsals: Wednesdays, Aug. 18 & 25 - 7 pm • Sunday, Aug. 29, 8:30 am rehearsal & 10 am service
Pajama Story Night: Friday, Aug. 20 • 6 pm in Meditation Room.
UU Family Movie Night: Friday, Aug. 20, 7 pm • This month's movie: PONYO
Annual Fall Potluck: Sunday, Aug. 29, 11:30 am
