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Film Showing: South Pacific
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Helen Bennett hosts the film showing of “South Pacific” (2001). It is a made-for-television musical adaptation of the classic 1949 stage musical by Rodgers and Hammerstein, which was itself based on James A. Michener’s 1947 book Tales of the South Pacific. Synopsis The film follows two parallel wartime romances tested by racial prejudice on a […]
Sat
31
UUFF Chat and Pack Kits for Complimentary Contraception
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Foundation 451 presents an opportunity to come together, meet new people, and engage in community help. We will be packing condom kits to be donated to Complimentary Contraception, an international relief charity. If you need volunteer hours for a Bright Future, this time counts.
Sun
01
WICCAN SABBAT: SAMHAIN
Samhain (Sow-en) is a Scots-Irish festival that has been adopted by Wiccans and Neopagans. The Gaelic word means “summer’s end.” A time to mark the end of the harvest season and the beginning of winter, this festival marks the height of the “dark time of the year” that began with the Autumn Equinox. The theme focuses […]
"An Election Sermon" with Rev. Scott Alexander
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SYNOPSIS We invite you to come and hear an election based sermon that will encourage and remind you about the importance of voting. Join us after the service for coffee and dialogue. Our service leader will be Max Salinas. SERMON DESCRIPTION Rev. Scott writes: “Every election year, on the Sunday before America goes to the […]
Tue
03
A Druid Samhain
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Come join us for our Samhain ritual. The ceremony will be done in the style of modern Druidry. This is a potluck event so please bring something to share and your own drink as well. ABOUT SAMHAIN Samhain (Sow-en) is a Scots-Irish festival that marked the end of summer and the beginning winter. Typically taking […]
Sun
08
ASIAN FESTIVAL: DIWALI
Diwali (“row of lights”) is a prominent Asian festival whose date varies by year. It is a major holiday for Jains, Sikhs, some Buddhists, and Hindus. The symbolism within the various religious myths is about knowledge (light) over ignorance (darkness). For more information: https://www.incredibleindia.gov.in/en/festivals-and-events/diwali \
"Missiles, Mischief, and Mayhem" with Dr. Gordon Patterson
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SYNOPSIS Dr. Gordon Patterson lectures on the story of Florida Institute of Technology. Our Service Leader is Sara Howze. SERMON DESCRIPTION “Missiles, Mischief, and Mayhem: The Story of Florida Institute of Technology” is an improbable one. In 1958, a young nuclear physicist named Jerry Keuper, drawn to Cape Canaveral by the space program, decided to […]
Film Showing: My Fair Lady
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Helen Bennett hosts the film showing of “My Fair Lad.” (1964). The film is an American musical comedy set in the Edwardian Era in England. Synopsis Arrogant phonetics professor Harry Higgins attempts to refine a young woman in the art of posh speech. The woman’s name is Eliza Doolittle, a Cockney flower seller. Location The […]
CUUPS Covenant Meeting
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This is our monthly covenant ministry meeting. Please join us for a snack potluck and planning. Bring your own non-alcoholic drinks. We also welcome everyone as we formally introduce ourselves to new members and guests. Blessed be
"Human Nature" by Rev. Scott Alexander
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SYNOPSIS We invite you to come and hear about “Human Nature.” Join us after the service for coffee and dialogue. Our service leader is Laura Petruska. SERMON DESCRIPTION Rev. Scott writes: “One of the most foundational questions in all religions is the assessment of “human nature.” We Unitarian Universalists have characteristically – for the entirety […]
Witchcraft and Social Justice
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Learn about the intersection of modern Witchcraft and its roots in social justice. Myths and luminaries ranging from the myth of Aradia to Leo Martello and the Witches Against Anti-Defamation, from the Covenant of the Goddess to witches within Unitarian Universalism…see how social justice can be an extension of your witchcraft practices.
