service conducted by The Rev. Gregory Stewart
We will conclude the Hope sermon series by
applying what we have unearthed about hope
over the past ten months to our daily
decision making.
How does one commit to being more hopeful in
the face of life's inconsistencies?
Even hope itself is a personal decision, and
I'll share three strategies for making hope
your very own. Let us rise up and live in hope!
Joining me on the Chancel will be Worship
Associate Christine Patch-Lindsay.
The acclaimed Unitarian Universalist
recording artist Roy Zimmerman ministers in
music.
This is another great Sunday to bring someone
with you to church.
— -- Rev. Greg
Stewart
from Betty Skwarek
Acting Director of Religious Education
Summer Arts is off to a great start! Here's
one of the mandalas created last week.
Summer Arts is offering community, diversity,
creativity... all wrapped up with a lot of fun.
We still have openings for this free program.
You may register Sunday at 9:55 before the
group leaves from the
Chapel to walk to the Faithful Fools. This
is a "Lifespan" program – so you don't
need to be a child to participate!
Childcare for ages 0 to 5 is available from
9:45 until 12:15 Sunday and throughout the
summer. Older children who are not
participating in Summer Arts are invited to
attend the 11 am Sanctuary worship service.
The ushers have mandala pictures for those
who want to keep their hands busy. The
Religious Education Library and playground
will be open for children to
use from 10 until 12:30 with adult
supervision.
service conducted by The Rev. Gregory Stewart
