Services

Sunday November 15, 2015

CZ

This Sunday we will be graced with the presence of the Rev. Donald Rollins. He has served many Unitarian Universalist churches and is currently residing in Ohio. Rev. Rollins plays both the guitar and the harmonica. The sermon this week is a one-man presentation called “Thanksgiving on East Point”. It’s a story I adapted from a colleague that traces one man’s journey to gratitude.

I hope you will join us on this journey.

After the service on Sunday we will be having a potluck dinner at the home of Robert and Lisa. There will be a vegetarian soup made which will be a delicious main course. Please bring a desert, salad, or other side dish to share. If you cannot bring a dish, don’t worry there will be enough to spare.

Namaste

Cricket

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Sunday November 8, 2015

CZ

RE (Religious Education) will be at 10 am. Adults will continue Building your Theology and Children will focus on Relationships in What do you Stand for?

During our service this week,  we will focus on forgiveness and reconciliation. It has been said that forgiveness does not mean reconciliation and this is true. Our service will focus on the forgiving capabilities of our hearts and the act of reconciliation. Our service leader will be Cricket Hall.

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Have a good week. Hope to see you on Sunday.

~Namaste,
Cricket

Sunday November 1st 2015

CZ

It Starts!

We will begin weekly services and religious education (known as RE) in November.

Our first service will be All Saints/ Dia de los Muertos.  You are invited to bring objects for the altar to remember your dead.

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RE for adults will be Building Your Own Theology.

RE for children will be What do You Stand For?

Please join us at 10 am for RE, coffee at 10:45 am, and service at 11 am.

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~Namaste
Cricket

Sunday October 18, 2015

CZ

In the midst of rebirth of discussion on race and equality, the question is often asked “Where does my church stand?” This can be determined through our principles, our actions, and the heroes of our past. This week we will honor Rev. James Reeb as we discuss his journey to Selma and our journey to equality.

 

Hope to see you there.

 

Namaste

Cricket

 

 

Sunday September 19, 2015

CZ

This Sunday September 19th, we will be having a service at 11am. It is entitled “Fail Like a Guru”.

We would love your company.

We will be at the PWA Uptown Event Center in Clarksburg. It is 305 Washington Ave, Clarksburg, WV 26301.

Sunday August 16, 2025

CZ

The third Sunday of the month is this Sunday August 16th.

We will be meeting at the Uptown Event Center in Clarksburg, WV at 11am.

Our service with be about community with a message about “Transcending Individualism”.

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We hope that you can join us for this service and the coffee hour afterward.

~Namaste
Cricket

Sunday August 2, 2015

CZ

Join us on Sunday, 2 August, for a celebration of the summer at Audra State Park — pot-luck picnic, hiking, and perhaps swimming in the Middle Fork River. We will have a small discussion/devotional about looking for guidance and wisdom led by Cricket.

The Middle Fork River at Audra State Park

The Middle Fork River at Audra State Park

We will meet in the picnic area at eleven.

Email westforkuu@gmail.com for more information or to carpool.

Directions to Audra State Park:
(http://www.audrastatepark.com/)

From Rte. 33.
Turn on Talbot Road. At the first Y, stay left. At the next intersection, turn left and travel approximately six miles. You will reach Audra State Park. This route is approximately 13 miles from Rte. 33.

From Belington
At the only stoplight in town, turn on to Audra State Park Road and stay straight. This route is approximately 10 miles from Belington.

South on Interstate 79
Take Exit 115 (Stonewood/Nutter Fort exit).
If traveling south on interstate 79, take exit 115 (Stonewood/Nutter Fort exit). Make a left on to Rte. 20 south. After 4 miles, you will need to make a right to stay on Rte. 20 south. Stay on Rte. 20 for approximately 10 miles. Then make a left on to Rte. 119 north. Follow Rte. 119 north for approximately five miles. Turn right on to Audra State Park Road. Follow for six miles until you arrive at Audra State Park.

Hope to see you there.

~Namaste

Cricket

Regrets for Sunday 19 July 2015

Robert

Often things do not go as planned. Sunday July 19, 2015 is one of those times. We will not be able to have a service on this Sunday.   We are sorry if you were counting on this service or planning to visit.  We will be at Audra on the August 2nd. We will be back at the PWA event Center on the 16th. There will be more services to look forward to in the future.

Until then remember …

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Namaste,

~Cricket

Sunday July 5, 2015

CZ

Join us on Sunday, 5 July, for a celebration of the summer at Audra State Park — pot-luck picnic, hiking, and perhaps swimming in the Middle Fork River. We will have a small discussion/devotional on our 4th principle “a free and responsible search for truth and meaning?” led by John Hall.

The Middle Fork River at Audra State Park

The Middle Fork River at Audra State Park

We will meet in the picnic area at eleven.

Email westforkuu@gmail.com for more information or to carpool.

Directions to Audra State Park:
(http://www.audrastatepark.com/)

From Rte. 33.
Turn on Talbot Road. At the first Y, stay left. At the next intersection, turn left and travel approximately six miles. You will reach Audra State Park. This route is approximately 13 miles from Rte. 33.

From Belington
At the only stoplight in town, turn on to Audra State Park Road and stay straight. This route is approximately 10 miles from Belington.

South on Interstate 79
Take Exit 115 (Stonewood/Nutter Fort exit).
If traveling south on interstate 79, take exit 115 (Stonewood/Nutter Fort exit). Make a left on to Rte. 20 south. After 4 miles, you will need to make a right to stay on Rte. 20 south. Stay on Rte. 20 for approximately 10 miles. Then make a left on to Rte. 119 north. Follow Rte. 119 north for approximately five miles. Turn right on to Audra State Park Road. Follow for six miles until you arrive at Audra State Park.

Hope to see you there.

~Namaste

Cricket

Sunday 21 June 2015

Robert

A Kids’ Service, by members of the West Fork Unitarian Universalists.

We would love to have you come celebrate and worship with us.  Please join us at the Progressive Women’s Association in downtown Clarksburg, WV on June 21, 2015 at 11 am.

Children are always welcome, especially for this service.  This week’s service will focus on the children.

Please stay for coffee or tea after the service.

The building is wheelchair accessible, with an accessible restroom.

 

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