Sunday

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

Saturday

1

No Choir Practice

10:30am

Service
See below

5:30pm

Marlins Ball Game

2

3

11:30am

Spanish Conversation

5:30pm

Worship Ctte.

4

5:00pm
Meditation

5

5:30pm

Finance Committee

5:30pm
Leadership Council
7:00pm
What In the UU World?

6

7:30pm
(note earlier time)

Movie Night: A Matter of Life and Death

7

8

No Choir Practice

10:30am

Service
See below

12 noon
RE Ctte. meeting

5:00pm
Book Group

10

11:30am

Spanish Conversation

11

12:30pm

Women's Group

5:00pm
Meditation

7:00pm
PFLAF

12

13

14

15

9:15am Choir Practice

10:30am

Service
See below

12 noon
Green Sanctuary Committee

16

17

11:30am

Spanish Conversation

5:30pm

Mountain Reunion

18

5:00pm
Meditation

6:00pm
Board of Trustees

19

12:15pm
What In the UU World?

20

21

22

9:15am Choir Practice

10:30am

Service
See below

__________

29

9:15am Choir Practice

10:30am ServiceService See below

12:00am

Social Outreach

Ctte. mtg.

23

7:00pm
Drum Circle

_________

30

24

11:30am

Spanish Conversation

__________

31

11:30am

Spanish Conversation

25

3:00pm

Caregiver's Support Group

5:00pm
Meditation

26

27

28

Men's Shelter Dinner - Deliver to social hall by 5:30pm

SUNDAY SERVICES THIS MONTH

AUGUST 1

Transformational Ministry, Part I: “I and We.” Sermon by Rev. Sally White
This past May, I spent the better part of a week studying “Transformational Religious Leadership” with a group of Unitarian Universalist ministers and district leaders. Underlying all that we learned was a simple image: religious leadership is a three-legged stool, resting on clear understandings of “I” (the leader), “we (the group), and “thou” (the larger purpose that brings us and holds us together). How does this image of leadership apply to shared ministry in our congregation? This week, let’s examine the importance of “I and We” in a healthy, vibrant religious community.

Transformational Ministry Part II: “Thou and How.” Sermon by Rev. Sally White

This morning, we will continue our exploration of shared ministry as transformation - of ourselves, our congregation, and our community. What is the “thou” - the larger purpose, or the deepest values - that sits at the heart of our ministry to ourselves, to one another, and to the world?

AUGUST 15

Unto the Seventh Generation. Sermon by Rev. Sally White

In this service we will explore the lasting impact of the European domination on native people, their culture and traditions. Come gather here in the mystery of the hour!

AUGUST 22

Echoes from the Musicians’ Network Conference. Rev. Sally White and Ann Odell

The Unitarian Universalist Musician’s Network held its annual conference in Madison, Wisconsin in June, and our music director Ann Odell participated. On this Sunday, Ann and Rev. Sally will share with you echoes of the conference - some of what Ann heard and saw, some of what she sang and played. We know that music opens the heart to worship and wonder - come and let our music
touch your heart!

Waters of Ministry 2010. Sermon by Rev. Sally White

In our service on June 13, you were invited to collect samples of water connected with “moments of ministry” that catch you during this summer. Today is the day for us to bring our samples of water together to create our congregational “waters of ministry” for the coming year. And most important, today is the day to bring the story of one particularly powerful “moment of ministry” from your summer to share. Together, our stories weave a living tapestry of ministry that serves us all, and the world around us.