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Programs for July, 2009

UUFL meets Sundays at 10:00 am at 1402 Gibbon. On occasion, our summer programs meet at a different location and / or start at a different time. Please check the individual program listings for the exact location and time. On most Sundays, except for the summer months, there are Religious Education classes for children 3-14 and care for younger children.

July 5: “Coffee and Conversation”
Bren Lieske and Kate Birdsall
Your delegates have returned from General Assembly and would like to share their enthusiasm with you, and take the opportunity to thank you,  Penny.  Kate and Bren will lead a service this Sunday, June 5th, in addition to hosting a coffee and conversation time.  We would like to tell you a bit about what General Assembly was like and share the things that we found especially special for us and the congregation.  Summer is a busy time for all of us but we believe that you will enjoy getting together, this Sunday morning, for fun and fellowship with our loving community, and also to see Penny for an unscheduled visit.  Remember our new meeting time is 10:00 a.m. 

July 12: “Turtle Rock Hike”
Nancy and Jeff Lockwood
You probably won’t see any turtles on this hike, but you will have a chance to visit with other UU’s as you leisurely hike thru the beautiful Vedauwoo area. Nancy and Jeff Lockwood will lead this family friendly hike. Meet at the building at 10 am, bring a lunch and maybe bug spray. Those who wish can car pool up to the area together.

July 19: “The Moon: Artemis’ Realm, or Armstrong’s?”
Rev. Penny Rather
On the day before the 40th anniversary of the first moon walk, we will consider the meaning(s) of that event and of other associations with the moon.

July 26: “Find Your Inner Muse”
Linda Goldman
Poetry need not be feared or dismissed. Come this morning and find out how easy it is to write poetry. We’ll have lots of models to look at and you can choose the one that feels right for you. Yes, we’ll be writing poetry. No heavy duty stuff or hearts and flowers (unless you choose to do so). Come prepared to write. Sharing what you write is optional but we have found, in previous years, folks get pretty excited when they see that poetry doesn’t have to be intimidating or baffling. If you like, bring a poem you have found especially meaningful. Linda Goldman will be leading this informal program.

Where we are:  1402 Gibbon, Laramie, WY