Prelude: Enter, Rejoice, and Come In – played by the Biggest Crazy UU Band in Nashua at least
(courtesy of the Unitarian Universalist Church of Nashua, New Hampshire)
Enter, rejoice, and come in. Enter, rejoice, and come in. Today will be a joyful day; enter, rejoice, and come in.
Open your ears to the song…
Open your hearts, everyone…
Don’t be afraid of some change…
Chalice Lighting
Principles
Joys and Sorrows
Sermon: Repent and Be Saved
April Pierson-Keating
Service Leader
For further information on Yoga, see this short introduction from Harmony Yoga in Redondo Beach, California
John Hall
Service Leader
A weekend of fellowship with members of Unitarian-Universalist congregations from Charleston and Morgantown, WV, and Marietta and Athens, OH.
An evening in the back yard discussing flowers, tomatoes, and Session 4 of Articulating Your UU Faith.
An evening of discussion, with role-playing, initiated by Session 3 of Articulating Your UU Faith.
A story for children and adults: The Spider’s Thread, from a story by Akutagawa Ryûnosuke
Thank you to our guests, whose participation enlivened and enriched the evening’s discussions, and to Thomas Keating for his rendition of Led Zeppelin’s “The Rain Song”.
An evening of spirited discussion, generated by Session 2 of Articulating Your UU Faith.
On Sunday, 29 July, a small group from the church gathered in the afternoon and evening at Dolly Sods Wilderness and Bear Rocks Preserve in the Monongahela National Forest to pick berries (both blue- and huckle- were ripe and waiting), to feel the presence of this wilderness so close to home, and to enjoy a picnic on the rocks overlooking the valley below and the mountains beyond.
West Fork Unitarian Universalists 