Fri, March 16, 6 p.m., UUCR Spring Celebration, Sock Burning, and Potluck Dinner
Fri, March 16, 6 p.m., UUCR Spring Celebration, Sock Burning, and Potluck Dinner at the home of Carl Gallegos and Brenda Rocconi.
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PARENTING FORUMS COMING TO UUCR
Two Sessions: Spread the Word! What is it like to be a parent in 2018? What is exciting? What is challenging? Join the Unitarian Universalists of the Chester River, 914 Gateway Dr., Chestertown, for food, fellowship, and conversation at a pair of parenting forums that are free of charge and open to the … Continue reading PARENTING FORUMS COMING TO UUCR
MARVELOUS MEADOWS – Special Workshop
Special Workshop on Sat, Feb 17, 1 p.m. at UUCR Mark your calendars! The Green Sanctuary Committee is sponsoring an educational workshop, “Pollinator Meadows vs. Manicured Lawns,” on the benefits of wildflowers and meadows compared with those of standard lawns. Saturday Feb. 17, 2018 at UUCR, 1 p.m. Our speaker will be Andi Pupke, Education and Outreach Director, Chesapeake Wildlife Heritage. … Continue reading MARVELOUS MEADOWS – Special Workshop
Sunday Service, Feb 11, 10:00 a.m., Sherwin Markman, “Decency in the American Presidency: Do We Have It? Have We Ever Had It? Will We Have It Again?”
Sherwin Markman, right, with President Lyndon Johnson and Sec. of Defense Robert McNamara, 2/29/68, U.S. Pentagon Sherwin Markman, an experienced observer of the American political scene, was an assistant to President Lyndon Johnson at a time when, with the active participation of both political parties, immense progress was achieved in such areas as voting rights, civil … Continue reading Sunday Service, Feb 11, 10:00 a.m., Sherwin Markman, “Decency in the American Presidency: Do We Have It? Have We Ever Had It? Will We Have It Again?”
FOUR SESSION ADULT R.E. COURSE IS COMING YOUR WAY!
Rev. Sue Offers Conversations about Topics of Living . Sharing Circle Opportunity, Fridays, March 9, 23, April 13 and April 27, 1 – 2:30 p.m. Would you like to have deeper conversations about topics of living, such as fairness, legacy, serenity or forgiveness? Starting in March Rev. Sue will facilitate a small group conversation on these and … Continue reading FOUR SESSION ADULT R.E. COURSE IS COMING YOUR WAY!
THIRTY DAYS OF LOVE
SIDE WITH LOVE! Welcome to Week 5 of Thirty Days of Love 2018. For our final message, we’ll close with an ancestor to ground us, art to inspire, and a podcast recommendation to keep us learning. We hope you find these resources and reflections of use to the work you do from your congregation to your … Continue reading THIRTY DAYS OF LOVE
SIGN UP FOR THE SHELTER!
I’m sure that any of us who were in church on Sunday were moved by Philip Dutton’s sharing in Joys and Concerns about his work at the Homeless Shelter. With this cold and snowy weather, the Shelter has been full and even open some days when other daytime opportunities were not available. This is … Continue reading SIGN UP FOR THE SHELTER!
Jan 14, 10 a.m., Members of the Congregation, “Cycles of Life.”
“To everything there is a season, and a time to every purpose under heaven.” At the beginning of the new year, what better time to reflect on the cycles of our life and it purpose? Join us for this traditional service of song and reflection as we honor the cycles of our lives with their sweetness and … Continue reading Jan 14, 10 a.m., Members of the Congregation, “Cycles of Life.”
Martin Luther King Breakfast on Monday, January 15,
MLK BREAKFAST– A CALL TO ACTION — GET INVOLVED — UNITE You are invited to join us for the annual Martin Luther King Breakfast on Monday, January 15, at the Rock Hall Fire Hall. Breakfast starts at 7 a.m. and the program follows, featuring guest speaker Sam Abed, Secretary of the State Department of Juvenile Services. … Continue reading Martin Luther King Breakfast on Monday, January 15,
Sat, Dec 23, 7:00 p.m., Rev. Sue Browning, “Eve of the Eve: The Tradition of Christmas Eve, One Day Early.”
Join the Unitarian Universalists of the Chester River for a traditional evening of carols and story. We’ll take time to pause and sense the moment “just before” and the wonder of new life. Note from our Worship Committee: The wonderful tradition of Eve of the Eve will be even more wonderful if you could bring … Continue reading Sat, Dec 23, 7:00 p.m., Rev. Sue Browning, “Eve of the Eve: The Tradition of Christmas Eve, One Day Early.”