January NewsletterUpcoming Events
Where Reason and Spirituality MeetThe Unitarian Universalist Fellowship at Easton is a creed-free congregation of open-minded individuals and families who believe in the worth and dignity of every person and the interdependence of all existence. Service starts at 10 AM Sundays, generally runs about an hour and is followed by coffee, snacks and conversation. We are located on Route 50 (Ocean Gateway) in Easton, across from the Easton High School athletic fields. Please feel welcome to visit us whether you are passing through the Eastern Shore, moving to the area or have lived here all your life. We are a supportive group of diverse individuals who share a common need for a caring community and a place in which we may freely and openly explore our spirituality and share our humanity. |
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Quick Find Menu:Upcoming SermonsJan 1: Our Place in the CosmosTogether with the NASA scientist Dr. Forrest Hall, Rev. Gabi will explore how much we know today about the cosmos —- and about God —- and where the limits of our knowledge are.Jan 8: Marriage EqualityThe state of Maryland is once again getting ready to possibly legalize same-sex marriage. Let us look at the civil and the religious issues informing the debate and get some suggestions (and even handouts) for taking action to support the right of GLBT individuals to marry. “First” Sunday Potluck today, directly after service: See page 4 for details.Jan 15: The Civil Rights Movement and How It Affected the Rights of Other MinoritiesIn celebration of the birthday of Martin Luther King, we will be talking about the importance of the Civil Rights Movement to the religious and social acceptance of those with disabilities. Service leader: Debbie Simpers Outreach Collection on Jan 15: Mid Shore Community Mediation Center. To learn more about this organization, turn to page 6. Please make checks payable to Mid Shore Community Mediation Center with Family Mediation in the memo line. This is a tax deductible contribution.Jan 22: Roe v. Wade —- Stories of the Right To ChooseLauren Harton and two other members of the congregation will present open-ended stories that show the many sides of pro-life and pro-choice as a result of Roe versus Wade. Service leader: Debbie SimpersJan 29: BFF: CanineBeth Hall, Katie & Andrew Southworth, and Mark Walter will talk about what it’s like to have a dog as a best friend, forever. The lay leader is Janet Pfeffer and canines are invited. |
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Emerson Cafe 2012: A Feast for the Mind & Spirit!Schedules for January & February |
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