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June 10
Congregational Potluck
June 20
Book Club
September 13-16 UU Mini Vacation at Bass Lake October 30 UU Living Legacy Civil Rights Pilgrimage
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We cherish
diversity and
welcome among us
people of all races,
cultures, ages,
abilities, sexual
identities/
orientations, and
faith perspectives.
GUESTS are always welcome.
Sunday worship is a time for
inspiration, renewal, and connection.
CHILDREN AND YOUTH Join adults during the first part of the service, and then attend Religious Education classes. Nursery and toddler care is provided during the 10:30 service.
REFRESHMENT HOUR in the Courtyard or
Fireside Room follows the services.
There are 4 "Sunday First Time Visitor" parking spots at the top of the parking lot.
Come, join us!
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Staff Links
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Director of Religious Education: Linda Haumann dre@uumarin.org
Administrator: Janette Morrow
office@uumarin.org
Director of Music: Philip Hildreth music@uumarin.org
Pianist: Milton Wong milton.wong@goaaa.com
Pastoral Care:
Chair: Carol Littrell 883-9676
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Minister's Schedule
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Rev. Chip Wright
Office Hours:
Tues., Wed., Thurs.
10am to 3pm
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or
phone: 415-479-4131
or email Rev. Chip: minister@uumarin.org
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Sunday Worship Service 
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May 27, 10:30 am:
"Young Folks, Old Folks, Everybody Come"
Rev. Chip Wright with Worship Associate Scott Merrick
There is a truth in the old biblical saying: 'We all drink from wells we did not dig.' It reaches deep and speaks to an ancient cycle embedded in our human family to honor those who have come before us. Come celebrate our elders and learn a bit about the cornerstones of this liberal religious community.
June Sunday Service Flyer
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Contemplative Service
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Our Lay led Contemplative Service is from 9:00-10:00 am on Sundays in the Fireside Room.
Readings introduce a silent period to reflect on a topic or idea, followed by an opportunity to share individual thoughts.
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Congregational Potluck June 10th
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It's time to pull out those recipes for our June 10 potluck (after Sunday service in Fellowship Hall).
Food assignments:
A-G Main dish,
H-M salad and
N-W fruit or dessert.
About 8 volunteers are needed for set up and clean up. If you can help, please contact Monique Webster.
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Social Concerns Items
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WELLNESS DINNERS: We have one more opportunity to participate this year, Tuesday, August 21st. Mark your calendar if you wish to be a part of this very important outreach! Email cjwlittrell@aol.com or call: 883-9676 if you wish to participate in August!
St. Vincent's Soup KitchenMany UUCM members have enriched their spiritual development by providing direct service to Marin's homeless community. Contributions of money, time, food and labor are important. Even more important is the deeper personal evolution that comes with direct...face-to-face, heart-to-heart interaction with our housing-challenged friends.
Marin's Interfaith Street Chaplaincy offers us a rich opportunity to connect. That's all. Just connect...for the sake of our own spiritual development.
Summer dinners will be prepared FOR US--at St. Vincent's soup kitchen--by volunteers from the street community.
There will be an open mike for anyone who wants to sing, recite, or otherwise perform for the gathering. So contact figleafjoan@comcast.net (453-6221) to reserve your seat at the table.
June 4, July 2, August 6, September 10, October 8.
Open mike starts @ 5:30pm. Dinner is served @ 6.
If you care about an issue or cause that you want UUCM members to know about, please bring it to our attention at the Social Concerns information table at refreshment time.
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| UUCM Book Club: June 20 | | |
Our UUCM Book Group meets the third Wednesday of each month, 7:30 to 9 PM , in the Clara Barton Room. New members are welcome to come and participate in our lively discussions! Contact: Nani Ranken: 898-8558.
The book for June 20 is Born to Run by Christopher McDougall. "An epic adventure . . as the author sets off to find a tribe of the world's greatest distance runners . . . the reclusive Tarahumara Indians who practice techniques that allow them to run hundreds of miles without rest and chase down a deer . . enjoying every mile of it. . . showing the rest of the world the false limitations we place on human endurance."
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UUCM Seeks Part-time Paid Youth Advisor |
Our Congregation is seeking a Part-time Paid Youth Advisor to work with our senior high youth group (YRUU) mid-September through mid-June. A link to the job description is included below. All applicants should send a resume to Linda Haumann, DRE at: dre@uumarin.org
Part-Time Paid Youth Advisor
Job Description
The Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Marin Updated 4/19/12 |
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UUCM Seeks AcoUUstic Cafe Coordinator
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Wanted:
AcoUUstic Cafe Coordinator
Be a point person for events.
Communicate with and coordinate a lot of helpful people.
Need a working phone, and computer for e-mails.
AcoUUstic Cafe Program Scheduler
Find music and schedule programs for fall and beyond.
Coordinate scheduling with Janette in our office.
Contact Katie-J or 415 847-8820.
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Registration Open for 2012 UU Living Legacy Civil Rights Pilgrimage
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The next UU Living Legacy Civil Rights Pilgrimage is scheduled for October 6-13, 2012, and registration is now open. This unique bus trip is much more than a Civil Rights history tour through Alabama and Mississippi. We will be visiting historic sites and meeting veterans of the Civil Rights Movement, and will also be spending time together and with guests exploring what racism, white privilege, and barriers to equality look like today in the Southern towns we visit---and in our own hometowns.
For more information and to register, please visit www.uulivinglegacy.org.
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Pacific School of Religion Summer Session
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UU Mini Vacation at Bass Lake
September 13--16
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Enjoy a three-day "mini-vacation" at beautiful Bass Lake, located near Oakhurst in the Sierra foothills. This annual getaway is organized by UUCPA in conjunction with Northern California UU Camps & Conferences.
More info at UUCPA Bass Lake Mini-Vacation or see flyer. Registration starts now.
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