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Sunday, September 29, 2019: "Celebrate Rev. Jack, Our Roots, and UUSP!" Time: 10:30am Speaker: Steve Benton Worship Associate: Susan Burnore
It's time to celebrate! It's Rev. Jack's 5th anniversary at UUSP, and we celebrate his ministry and all the good things we've accomplished and enjoyed over those years. AND we recognize and celebrate the Our Roots members - those current members who have been here for five years or longer. They're the reason we've been successful and lasted all these years.
Don't miss the special Pot Luck Lunch after the service!
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Sunday, September 22, 2019: "WHAT IN THE WORLD ARE YOU WORTH? Lessons from the World's Theological and Humanist Traditions" Time: 10:30am Speaker: Rev. Jack Donovan Worship Associate: Paul Burnore
What in the world are you worth? The covenant among the congregations of the Unitarian Universalist Association calls for us to affirm and promote the worth and dignity of every person. Before we ask whether we actually believe in that (which let's ask on Sunday, October 6), let us first ask what the world - in its ideologies and histories - in its theological and humanist traditions - has taught us should be believed about human worth. And, has it proven true?
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Sunday, September 15, 2019: "CAN WE MEND OUR WAYS FOR COMMON CAUSE?" Time: 10:30am Speaker: Rev. Jack Donovan
Worship Associate: Margie Davis
How did Hamlet get life wrong, Anne Frank get life right, and Vincent Van Gogh reveal the crux?
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Sunday, September 8, 2019: "TO KNOW, BE KNOWN, AND KNOW BETTER: What's Good to Know About Each Other?" Time: 10:30am Speaker: Rev. Jack Donovan Worship Associate: Sabine von Aulock
As autumn approaches and a new church season begins, the familiar and unfamiliar faces we will see at church will also have entered new seasons of life. They will bring new stories, realities, worries, hopes, chances. In this Florida autumn, swirling with hurricanes and heaven, what are the questions we have for one another? What would we like to know of others, and have known of ourselves, and perhaps know better about living?
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Sunday, September 1, 2019: "The Intersection of Poetry and Religion" Time: 10:30am Speaker: Paul Burnore Worship Associate: Paul Craig
Within poetry, words are more than just words, which is why religions use poetry to explain and celebrate their beliefs when simple prose is not enough. Poetry can reach deeper inside us, and across generations and geographies and gender. Can poetry be relevant in our current world of texts, tweets, and phone mail messages? And how does it fit into Unitarian Universalism? |
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