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Unitarian
Universalism is a faith that aspires to be a truthful, serving, holy
and loving community. We hope you will make Unitarian Universalism your
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Programs for January, 2012
UUFL meets Sundays at 10:00 am at
1402 E. Gibbon. On occasion, our summer programs meet at a different
location and / or start at a different time. Any changes will be noted
in the description below. On most Sundays, except for the summer
months, there are Religious Education classes for children 3-14 and
care for younger children.
January 1: “Begin Again”
Catie
Ballard
What
a great way to begin the New Year! Arrive this morning with your sights
set to Begin Again! We start anew in each moment so let’s create what
is important for you to remember around how you want to live this year.
Workshop will include writing, singing and dancing our way into this
2012!
January
8: “Justice Work = Soul Work”
The
Rev. Penny Rather
This
morning we will explore the inner and outer work of justice making.
There will be a “Getting to Know UU” for newcomers and visitors in the
sanctuary after the service. This is a time for newcomers to meet the
minister and active UUFL members and to learn about Unitarian
Universalism and this Fellowship. There will be an opportunity to
formally join the Fellowship in February.
January
15: “Big Words, Strong Words”
This
Sunday before Martin Luther King Jr. Day, we will be paying homage to
him thru readings, reflection and a Readers Theater production put on
by our young people. Come be reminded of why this giant of social
justice and civil rights reform holds such a special place in the
hearts of Unitarian Universalists.
January
22: “In the Borderlands”
The
Rev. Penny Rather
Some
of the biggest justice issues of our time revolve around immigration
policies and immigrant rights. This morning we will consider what our
Unitarian Universalist faith has to say about those issues.
January
29: “Standing on Ceremony: Social Justice Theater Comes to our
Fellowship”
This
Sunday is a real treat! In keeping with this month’s theme of Social
Justice, we will have a selection of “Standing on Ceremony: The Gay
Marriage Plays” performed at our Fellowship. Cici
Aragon has generously agreed to have a portion of the cast that
presented these powerful, short plays this fall at UW provide us with a
performance adapted to the time and space constraints of a Sunday
program. The plays were hailed by the Los Angeles
Times as a “vital achievement”, and we are delighted to bring
socially conscious theater to our Fellowship.
Where we
are: 1402 Gibbon, Laramie, WY
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