In celebration of national poetry month, Showing Up for Racial Justice (“SURJ”) Morgantown, invites you to “Penned in Black: An Open Mic Poetry Night.” Community members may share their original or covered poetry from authors of color, as well as other poems exploring race, privilege, and our shared humanity. SURJ looks forward to welcoming you on Friday, April 21, at the Blue Moose Cafe from 7pm-9pm for a night of unforgettable spoken word poetry.
The Peace not Past Understanding by Gary Kowalski
We are all searching for understanding in the world. We are all searching for peace. May this help us get one step closer.
Namaste,
Cricket
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The fair, which was founded in 2015, gives children in grades K – 12, in the Fairmont, WV community (and North Central West Virginia and beyond) the opportunity to follow the Scientific Method in creating an experiment-based project.
We believe our community science fair unites school children across our region, regardless of school designation, economic status, or STEM ability.
Mission of the NCWV Community Science Fair
1. To promote hands-on exploration of scientific principles for K-12 students in West Virginia
2. To foster understanding of, and creativity in, the scientific method of investigation
3. To stimulate an interest in STEM
4. To continue to build a strong STEM community in West Virginia
Breathe. Watch. Sing. Dance.
Namaste,
Cricket
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Here is a sermon from Rev. Elizabeth A. Lerner titled “Mistakes I Wish I had Made”. I hope this helps us all think about mistakes in new and different ways.
Namaste,
Cricket
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Keep your eyes peeled for more details, but on Sunday April 9th we will be hosting Andrew McKnight for our Sunday morning service.
Here is a short biography of Andrew and more can be found on his website.
Since permanently leaving his corporate environmental engineering career in 1996, award-winning folk/Americana artist Andrew McKnight’s musical journey has traced nearly a million miles of blue highways, and earned him a wealth of critical acclaim and enthusiastic fans for his captivating performances and seven recordings. Andrew’s powerful and entertaining show is like one man theatre, delivered with warmth and down-home comfort. His finely crafted songs are woven together with humorous stories and poetic drama, while the musical soundscape traverses influences from Appalachia, tasteful slide and jazzy blues, feisty anthems, rustic folk, and even a little fancy flatpicking on a Carter Family tune. While his skillful guitar work provides a tasteful foundation, the touches of native American cedar flute, resonator guitar, djembe (African hand drum) and even mandolin add delightful and mesmerizing embellishments to the show.
Andrew has performed at many prestigious venues like the Kennedy Center, the International Storytelling Center and the Atlanta Olympics, has been part of the Rocky Mountain, South Florida, Boston and Delmarva Folk Festival lineups, and a guest on NPR’s “Art of the Song” and “River City Folk” shows.
Andrew will be sharing his service “Beyond Borders” with us.
We hope you can attend.
Our services are Sundays at 11 a.m. at the Progressive Women’s Association Event Center, 305 Washington Ave. in downtown Clarksburg, behind the Courthouse.
Our Religious Education/ Life Long Learning Class will meet at from 10am to 10:45 am with a coffee gathering before the service. More about us.
Adult religious education, at 10, will be a discussion on applying our beliefs to current events.
Children are welcome. There is childcare and an activity for young children during the service.
The building is wheelchair accessible, with an accessible restroom.
You can park on either side of the PWA building. The lots are marked as private, but are available on Sunday mornings.
Email westforkuu@gmail.com or use our contact form for more information
or write to us at PO Box 523, Clarksburg WV 26302
“Your worth consists in what you are and not in what you have.” – Thomas A. Edison
This Sunday, John Hall will be discussing the first principle with his lesson “Measuring up: What is Worthy?”
We would love to have you come worship with us.
Our services are Sundays at 11 a.m. at the Progressive Women’s Association Event Center, 305 Washington Ave. in downtown Clarksburg, behind the Courthouse.
Our Religious Education/ Life Long Learning Class will meet at from 10am to 10:45 am with a coffee gathering before the service. More about us.
Adult religious education, at 10, will be a discussion on applying our beliefs to current events.
Children are welcome. There is childcare and an activity for young children during the service.
The building is wheelchair accessible, with an accessible restroom.
You can park on either side of the PWA building. The lots are marked as private, but are available on Sunday mornings.
Email westforkuu@gmail.com or use our contact form for more information
or write to us at PO Box 523, Clarksburg WV 26302
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Namaste
Cricket
May these stories by Christopher Buice, “The Beauty Contest” and “The Beautiful Tiger, help us all to see past reflections and ideals to see real beauty.
Also, The closing hymn, blessing, and musical blessing at Sunday service on April 3, 2011. The hymn is “For The Beauty Of The Earth,” performed by the UU St. Pete Adult Choir and Handbell Ringers. Rev. Alec Craig.
Namaste,
Cricket
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