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Listen to podcasts of past sermons.
Religious
Exploration
View schedule here. Nursery care in Sanctuary Building up to age 3.
January's worship theme is Neighbors.
"The moment any of them gave up on the difficult work of living with neighbors - and all of the compromise, frustration and delay that inevitably entailed - they risked losing everything."
- Nathaniel Philbrick, Mayflower: A Story of Courage, Community and War
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recipient for January
is the Stroke Comeback Center, a community-based non-profit that provides support to families of stroke survivors and helps survivors achieve their personal best regardless of recovery timelines or ability to pay.
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Our next deadline is Tue., Jan. 21. Send announcements to our communications staff. All entries are edited before publication for brevity, clarity and style.
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Six Degree Singers
Benefit Concert Series
Proceeds benefit FACETS'
Hypothermia Prevention Program
Sat., Jan. 18, 7:30 p.m., Sanctuary
 Don't miss the next installment of UUCF's Benefit Concert Series, featuring the Six Degree Singers! Directed by Rachel Carlson, the group is made up of 35 young adult performers dedicated to making quality music and bringing it to the Washington, DC, area through performances, volunteer work and musical education. Purchase tickets at the door. Suggested donation of $15/person; youth 18 and under are free.
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New UUCF t-shirts  Have you seen the new UUCF t-shirt? A limited number of t-shirts will be available for purchase and pickup in the Commons this weekend; however, to ensure you get one this weekend, please order here by the end of the day TODAY. If you order after this deadline, orders will be batched and placed with our manufacturer once a month. If you purchased a t-shirt last weekend in the Commons, be sure to wear it while participating in any Weekend of Service activities. We'll be taking lots of photos! Proceeds from t-shirt sales benefit Fairfax Unitarian Universalist Summer Experience (FUUSE) and upcoming youth trips.
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Ready, Set, Serve!
All-congregation services
Sat., Jan. 18, 4:30 p.m.
Sun., Jan. 19, 9:15 & 11:15 a.m.
 Join us for this weekend's all-congregation services, during which we'll talk about how UUCF can make a difference in our community and enjoy some spirited music at the annual Martin Luther King, Jr., service. When attending services this weekend, everyone is invited to bring a canned good or other non-perishable food donation for the Food for Others collection. Nursery care available at all services. Child care available in the preschool pod of the Prog. Bldg. at both Sunday services. No RSVP needed.
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Sat., Jan. 18-Mon., Jan. 20
 There's still time to make a difference during UUCF's Weekend of Service! Donations of non-perishable food are requested as part of our Food for Others collection. Stop by any time between 9 a.m. on Sat., Jan. 18, and 3 p.m. on Mon., Jan. 20, and place your donations in the bins marked Food for Others in the Sanctuary Commons and the Program Building lobby. Click here to see a list of current critical needs. Small containers of three to six servings are ideal - large containers discouraged. If you're someone who likes to get outside and dig in the dirt, consider helping beautify our campus. Click here to sign up.  Or help our greater community by donating blood. The UUCF Blood Drive will be held Sun., Jan. 19, from 8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Sign up here or contact Ken Foley, 703-242-0258, and provide your preferred time on the quarter hour. If you are participating in other service activities this weekend (like the folks going to legislative day in Richmond), please email Rev. Kären Rasmussen and tell her about your project and how many hours you spent so we can count your hours in our total.
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This week and weekend
2013 Charitable Contribution Statements. We will be mailing these statements in the next week. However, if you need your statement sooner, contact Rich Sider or access your statement by going to uucf.org, clicking on Directory from the menu at the bottom of the home page and logging in using the email you have on record at UUCF. If you haven't logged in before, click Forgot Your Password and then create one. Once logged in, click on the Contribution History tab. Winter Gatherings. Members and friends should have received an invitation to attend one of four remaining Winter Gatherings being held around the area near where you live. To sign up to attend a gathering, click here.
Memoirs Writing Group. 1st and 3rd Fri. Jan. 17, 1:30-3 p.m., Prog. Bldg. Contact Kristin Moyer.
Grief and Loss Support Group. Sun., Jan. 19, 1-2:30 p.m., Prog. Bldg. Drop-in support group for those experiencing grief and loss. Led by UUCF member Meghan Crowley, a social worker with expertise in bereavement. Contact Rev. Laura Horton-Ludwig.
Christian Connection Group. Sun., Jan. 19, 7 p.m., Room 10, Prog. Bldg. What does it mean to be a Christian in the liberal religious tradition? Is it possible to work with Christian scripture, language and metaphor without necessarily affirming a creed? Contact John Monroe.
Last chance to sign up for Transylvania trip. Join the trip for UUCF youth and adults to Transylvania to visit our Partner Church, see historic Unitarian sites and explore Dracula's castle, Jul. 6-17, with a possible two-day extension in beautiful Budapest. Contact Dick Van Duizend, 703-536-3476, or, for youth, James Forrest.
21st Annual Gun Violence Vigil & Advocacy Day. Mon., Jan. 20, 2 p.m., State Capitol in Richmond. Join Fairfax County Citizens Against Gun Violence, UUCF and others to remember all victims of gun violence. Bus traveling to Richmond has two pick-up locations: Spring Hill Rec Center in McLean at 10:30 a.m. and Commuter Lot West in Woodbridge near I-95 and Rt. 123 at 11 a.m. We can also arrange carpools for those wishing to drive. At 3 p.m., those interested will move inside the General Assembly building to speak with legislators about efforts to reduce gun violence. Click here to submit a form to help us coordinate attendance and travel plans . Contact Bob Hatfield.
Green Sanctuary Group meeting. 3rd Mon. Jan. 20, 7:30 p.m., Prog. Bldg. Is your interest in the environment passionate, scientific or something else? Join us! Contact Lois Phemister. Meditation Practice Group. 1st and 3rd Tue. Jan. 21, 7 p.m., Chapel. Join us in supporting each other in our meditation practice. No expectation to attend every meeting. Contact Karen Monroe. Faith Alliance for Climate Solutions. 2nd and 4th Wed. Jan. 22, 7:15-9 p.m., Social Hall. Join our LinkedIn group and our Facebook page. Contact Eric Goplerud, 703-759-0218.
Wi$dom Path: Money, Spirit and Life. Adult Programs course. Thu., Jan. 23, Feb. 20, Mar. 27, Apr. 24, May 15, Jun. 12, Sep. 11 and 25, Oct. 9 and 23, Nov. 13, Dec. 11, 7:30-9 p.m., Prog. Bldg. Led by Bonnie Wald and Janine Greenwood. Note: No classes in July or August. Participants explore how to make real and meaningful changes to better align their financial lives with their spiritual priorities and values. Attendance at all sessions encouraged but not required. Register at ap@uucf.org. Contact Bonnie Wald, 703-581-6825.
Hypothermia Prevention Program. Feb. 23-Mar. 1. UUCF, with help from the Oakton Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints and Vale United Methodist Church, is participating for the ninth year in FACETS' Hypothermia Prevention Program when we help shelter our homeless neighbors. Please stop by our table in the Commons for more information and to sign up to volunteer. Contact Jim Gillespie or Ron Giusti.
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Caring newsMilestones, rites of passage and caring needs in our UUCF community.
Condolences to John Monroe and his wife, Karen, on the death of John's uncle, Lynn Monroe.
Condolences to Janet Van der Veer and her children, Grace and Holden, on the death of Janet's father, Lawrence Heiny.
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Saturday RE families - please note. Elementary classes are now held on Sundays only. OWL and HS classes continue meeting on Saturdays. Children attending Saturday services are invited to read or color quietly at the table in the back of the Sanctuary. Books and drawing materials are available for checkout from the Nursery. No RE Sat.-Sun., Jan. 18-19. All-congregation worship services in the Sanctuary. Nursery care available at all services. Child care available in the preschool pod of the Prog. Bldg. at both Sunday services. No RSVP needed. High School Youth Group. Sat., Jan. 18, 6-10 p.m., Room 11, Prog. Bldg . Note new time for this special session! Parents meet in the Social Hall for informal discussion and fellowship. Come early for joint youth and parent session from 5:30-6 p.m. for info about Quaker Work Camp and UU-UNO April trip to NYC.
Middle School Youth gathering. Sun., Jan. 19, 4-7 p.m. Help clean up after the Stop Hunger Now event and then go to the Prog. Bldg. for pizza and a movie. Contact Linda Zack. Stop Hunger Now. Donate here to support the Coming of Age class social justice project. PlaygroUUp - ride-on-toy derby. 1st and 3rd Tue. Jan. 21, 10 a.m., Teen Center, Prog. Bldg. Fellowship group of babies, toddlers, preschoolers and their parents/caregivers. Siblings welcome. We'll have ride-on toys or bring your own. Contact Meghan Crowley. Movie with the Minister. Sat., Jan. 25, 5:30 p.m., Room 11, Prog. Bldg. Movie and dinner details to come. Rev. Mary Katherine Morn joins us to watch Kumaré, a feature documentary directed by Vikram Gandhi about the time he impersonated a wise Indian guru. RSVP to James Forrest. Sunday RE classes in session Jan. 26. K-Grade 5 begin in the Prog. Bldg. for Chapel with Ministerial Intern Eve Stevens before going to class (9:15) or workshops (11:15). All other ages and grades begin in classrooms. Nursery care available in the Sanctuary Building. RE Committee focus groups. Sun., Jan. 26, 10:30 a.m. The RE Committee invites current and former teachers and parents to provide feedback on some of our RE curricula, including Web of Life, Holidays and Holy Days, Toolbox of Faith, Bibleodeon, Heeding the Call and the current high school rotation. A focus group on the new workshop model will be held at 12:30 p.m. Locations posted on front door of Prog. Bldg. If you want to provide feedback but cannot attend, please contact Kathy Hochberg. Middle School Ski Trip. Thu., Jan. 30, 8 a.m. departure from UUCF, Ski Liberty. Make use of the FCPS student holiday when slopes should be more open than on a weekend. Chaperones/families invited; carpools will be arranged. RSVP to Marilyn Schuyler and complete the permission form here. All drivers must also complete the Driver of Youth application form, even if you are only driving your own family. Visit the Ski Liberty website to determine your child's/family's costs based on whether you are renting equipment. Purchase tickets in advance to get the best price. Parents/guardians must purchase tickets in advance for children participating in the trip alone. Youth-Led Vespers. Fri., Feb. 7, 7:30 p.m., Sanctuary. Contact James Forrest by Sat., Jan. 18 if you would like to do a reading, music piece or reflection (or talk with him Saturday night at the HS Youth Group meeting). Creating Spiritual Family Practices at Home. Adult Programs course. Sat., Feb. 8, 2-3:30 p.m., Prog. Bldg. Join Linnea Nelson, Director of Religious Exploration, to explore how your family can create regular spiritual practices and meaningful rituals. After a brief worship, your family will choose between writing a grace to say before meals or creating a bedtime ritual (i.e., journaling, sharing gratitudes, taking a walk, meditating) that creates a peaceful space for your family. Bring your favorite poetry or meditation books for inspiration. Ages 5 and older with adult family members. Individual adults and couples welcome too. Register at ap@uucf.org.
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Grow
The following programs and opportunities help us grow as individuals and as a community.
Membership class. Sun., Jan. 26, 12:45 p.m., Library. If you have been coming to UUCF for a while and want to make the commitment of membership, or if you are coming to us from another UU congregation and want to sign the membership book, please attend a Membership class. Register with Carol Jensen.
Reproductive justice event. Sun., Jan. 26, 1 p.m., Sanctuary. Join Rev. Rob Keithan and the UUCF Reproductive Justice Task Force to discuss men and their roles in the reproductive justice movement. Light lunch available. Contact Susan Bennett.
Great Books Discussion Group. Mon., Jan. 27, 7:30 p.m., Room 11, Prog. Bldg. Discussions explore the meaning of "classic" books. This month reading A Farewell to Arms by Ernest Hemingway. Everyone is welcome, whether you have read the book or not. Contact Randy Adams. Wisdom of Pema Chödrön. Adult Programs course. Tue., Jan. 28, Feb. 11, Mar. 11 and 25, Apr. 8 and 22, 7:30-9 p.m., Prog. Bldg. Note: No meeting Feb. 25 because of the Hypothermia Shelter on our campus. Ongoing meditation/discussion group. Participants will discuss Chödrön's guide to compassionate living and its applications to our daily lives. Register at ap@uucf.org. Contact Sarah Hover. Newcomers Orientation. Sat., Feb. 1, 10 a.m.-2:30 p.m. Designed for those exploring what Unitarian Universalism and UUCF are all about. Includes an overview of the history and basic tenets of UUism and programs and volunteer opportunities at UUCF. Lunch included, and child care available if reserved by Jan. 28. Contact Carol Jensen. Sunday Forum - Science, Reason & Religion. Next meeting Sun., Feb. 2, 12:30-2 p.m., Chapel. Informative and provocative sessions now being developed.
Behind the Kitchen Door, a discussion of the UUA Common Read for 2013-14. Two alternative sessions: Sun., Feb. 2, 4-5:30 p.m. and Wed., Feb. 5, 10:30 a.m.-noon, UUCF Library. Please read the book in advance. Contact Mary Bellamy. Global Affairs Discussion Group. Wed., Feb. 5, 7:30 p.m., Rooms 3 & 4, Prog. Bldg. The Little Deeds with Mali Phonpadith. Our decisions to be kind and giving to others can shift the course of countless lives. Phonpadith and her family, assisted by a UU in Maryland, escaped Laos to arrive in the US. Hear her story of war, escape, loss, love and hope that reminds us that little deeds can become the greatest miracles. Contact Randy Adams. Creating Spiritual Family Practices at Home. Adult Programs course. Sat., Feb. 8, 2-3:30 p.m., Prog. Bldg. Join Linnea Nelson, Director of Religious Exploration, to explore how your family can create regular spiritual practices and meaningful rituals. After a brief worship, your family will choose between writing a grace to say before meals or creating a bedtime ritual (i.e., journaling, sharing gratitudes, taking a walk, meditating) that creates a peaceful space for your family. Bring your favorite poetry or meditation books for inspiration. Ages 5 and older with adult family members. Individual adults and couples welcome too. Register at ap@uucf.org. Doodling is Good for You! Adult Programs course. Sun., Feb. 9, 1-3 p.m., Prog. Bldg. When you were in school, did you fill the margins of your notebooks with doodles? In meetings, are you drawing patterns on your memo pad? Guess what? You're feeding your brain! Learn some doodling techniques that may help you feel more centered and focused. $5 materials fee, payable to Kim when class starts. Register at ap@uucf.org. Contact Kim Condas. Creating Our Lives Consciously From Our Deepest Inner Resources. Adult Programs course. Mon., Feb. 10, Mar. 24, Apr. 7, May 5 and Jun. 2, 7:30-9 p.m., Rooms 3 & 4, Prog. Bldg. Led by Zimri Putney, 703-517-7372. Join a supportive community in a practical spiritual journey, opening the path to loving connections, peace, joy and success. We will read and reflect on the teachings of Chödrön, Tolle, Brach and others. Register at ap@uucf.org. The Hidden Spring - A Spiritual Retreat. Adult Programs course. Sat., Feb. 15, 9 a.m.-3 p.m., Sanctuary. In late winter, we are enlivened by the knowledge that there is a hidden spring beneath us, waiting to emerge. The seeds are sprouting down in the cold earth and within ourselves. Join Rev. Mary Katherine Morn and fellow congregants for a day of spiritual exploration, practice and sharing. A vegetarian soup and bread lunch is included. A $10 donation for food is requested. Register at ap@uucf.org. Contact Susan Bennett. The Evolution of the Human Mind: Darwin Day potluck. Humanists of UUCF. Sun., Feb. 16, 6-8 p.m., Sanctuary Commons. With Dr. Mark Reimers. Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) Level 1 Training. Adult Programs course. Tue., Feb. 18, Mar. 4, 11, 18 and 25, Apr. 1, 8 and 15, 7-9:30 p.m., Social Hall. Note: No class Feb. 25 because of the Hypothermia Shelter on campus that week. Learn disaster preparedness, fire safety, basic medical operations, psychology and more. Free class is presented by trained volunteers and basic gear is provided by Fairfax County. Register here. Introduction to Dreamwork. Adult Programs course. Tue., Feb. 18, Mar. 4 and 18, Apr. 1 and 15, May 6, 7-9 p.m. With Rev. Laura Horton-Ludwig. Do you ever wake up wondering what a strange dream meant? Or do you just wish you were better at remembering your dreams? This workshop is for anyone who wants to explore the meaning of their dreams in a safe small-group environment. We'll follow the guidelines of UU Minister and internationally known dream expert Jeremy Taylor. Because of the nature of the workshops, participants are asked to commit to the full series (missing one or two is okay). Contact Rev. Laura Horton-Ludwig. Next Chapter: How to Retire Wild, Happy and Free the UUCF Way. Adult Programs course. Tue., Feb. 18, Mar. 4 and 18, Apr. 1, 15 and 29, 7:30-9 p.m., Prog. Bldg. With Tom Hillman and Craig Clark. Retirement is a familiar term but perhaps the next chapter of your successful, gratifying and meaningful life is a better way to describe retirement. Class focuses on how to make our next chapter the one we want it to be. We'll learn from each other as well as from people who have written on this topic. Register at ap@uucf.org. UUCF Leadership Circle. Adult Programs course. Wed., Feb. 19, 7-8:30 p.m. and Sun., May 18, 12:45-2:15 p.m. (lunch provided) at UUCF. Led by Rev. Mary Katherine Morn and Rev. Laura Horton-Ludwig. Quarterly gathering of UUCF leaders, both current and future. All UUCFers welcome, whether you have been a congregational leader for decades or you are just starting to think about getting involved as a new leader. Register at ap@uucf.org. Narratives and Counter-Narratives. Adult Programs course. Sun., Feb. 23, Mar. 16 and Apr. 13, 1-2:30 p.m., Prog. Bldg. Note: Class will meet in the Library on Feb. 23. With Eve Stevens. Participants seek to understand how stories we have been told shape our ideas and perceptions. We will try to hear the voices and stories in theology, history and literature that have been drowned out by the dominating perspective. As we listen for these counter-narratives, we will find new ways of telling our own stories and those of our UU community. Register at ap@uucf.org. |
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Connect
Click here for a listing of ways to get involved and connect with each other at UUCF.
New member-to-member Yahoo group. Forum allows members to share information, ask questions and post personal requests, including items for sale, etc. Sign up here.
Circle Dinner. Sat., Jan. 25, 6 p.m. Circle Dinners are potlucks hosted by participants in their homes. Come to meet new people and renew old acquaintances. Sign up in the Commons. Contact Raymon or Gisela Leon.
Feast of Imbolg - UUCF Women's Ritual Council. Sat., Feb. 1, 6 p.m. Imbolg is the time of year when ancient people celebrated the coming spring, offering hope that the earth would be transformed from cold and dark to warmth and light. Women ages 18 and up are invited to join this celebration and learn what Celtic goddesses Brighid and Ceridwen can teach us about hope and transformation. Potluck to follow. No RSVP needed. Contact Lynn Kuchenbrod.
24th Annual UUCF Chili Cook-Off. Sat., Feb. 8, 5:30-9:30 p.m., Sanctuary. Volunteers needed to make chili and side dishes, as well as help with setup and cleanup. Contact Pete or Kathy Bridgeman, 703-255-9684.  Auction Island Paradise seeks donations, volunteers. Beat the winter chill through warm thoughts of Island Paradise, UUCF's annual auction, coming Sat., Mar. 8. Get a jump start on the warm feeling that comes from making donations and being an auction volunteer. Don your Hawaiian shirt or hula skirt and visit the auction website or the table in the Commons after the services. Registration is now open and donations are being accepted through Feb. 8.
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Click here to find out about opportunities to live our values through service and advocacy within our congregation and beyond.
Wanted: Possible candidates for the Board of Directors, Endowment Committee and Nominating Committee. Serving on the Board or committees is a wonderful way to make a difference at UUCF. Lend your voice by recommending someone - including yourself - as a possible candidate for the slate of nominees that the congregation will elect at the June Annual Meeting. To make a recommendation, contact Bill Ades, 703-591-3549. For more information, click here.
Annual Partner Church brunch. Sun., Jan. 26, 10:30 a.m. and 12:30 p.m., Prog. Bldg. Suggested donation of $10/person (max $30/family) to raise money for our youth who will visit our partner church in Transylvania in July. Contact Kerry Fraser, 703-255-5844. Tue., Jan. 28, Richmond. Join Rev. Mary Katherine Morn, Rev. Laura Horton-Ludwig and members of Equality UUCF for this day of advocacy in the state capital. For details and to register, visit the website. Can't attend in person? Participate online! For info about carpooling, contact Susan Bennett. Yard Sale Committee meeting. 2nd Mon. Feb. 10, 7:30 p.m., Room 5, Prog. Bldg. Committee needs 2-3 people to organize this year's sale. If you are committed to our Partner Church program and would like to help raise funds to support it, here is a fun way to get involved. Contact Joanna Walker, 703-620-2633.
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From our friends
This section brings you announcements from UUCF members and friends, neighboring UU congregations, UU organizations or other organizations affiliated with this congregation.
Thank You from Beacon House and volunteer opportunities. A UU-supported after-school tutoring and mentoring program for inner city children in Washington, DC, Beacon House thanks those who donated gifts and money over the holidays. In addition to donations, Beacon House has volunteer opportunities Mon.-Sat. including early evening tutoring, afternoon homework help, Saturday science club, evening soccer coaching and more. Contact Barbara Clarke, 202-529-7376.
Virginia Immigrant Advocacy Day. Tue., Jan. 21, 8:30 a.m.-3 p.m., Greater Richmond Convention Center. The Virginia Coalition of Latino Organizations annual Immigrant Advocacy Day will be held during the 2014 Virginia General Assembly. We will meet with elected representatives and advocates for the VA Dream Act, Medicaid expansion and other proposed legislation and issues important to Virginia's immigrant communities. Contact Hal Fuller.
OWL Sexuality Education for Adults. Wed., Jan. 22, 29 and Feb. 5, 7-8 p.m., River Road UU Congregation. $50 fee; scholarships available. Contact Gabrielle Farrell, 301-229-0400 x104.
Vale United Methodist Church and Stop Hunger Now food packaging event. Sun., Jan. 26, noon-2 p.m. and 2:30-4:30 p.m., 11528 Vale Rd., Oakton. Proceeds from the annual Christmas tree sale enabled VUMC to purchase 50,000 meals for hungry children and families around the world. Thanks to those who supported this effort! To help package the meals, please sign up for your preferred time slot here (click on the Stop Hunger Now volunteer link) or contact program coordinator, Steve Miska, 703-946-9718.
Arlington Unitarian Cooperative Preschool Open House. Sat., Feb. 1, 10 a.m.-noon. AUCP is a non-sectarian, parent-owned and operated, cooperative preschool for children ages infant through pre-K. Interested families are invited to tour classrooms, explore the playground, meet teachers and talk with current parents about their experiences at the school. Application deadline for the 2014-15 school year is Fri., Feb. 14. For more info, visit the school's website or call 703-892-3878.
UU Young Adult gathering. Sat., Feb. 1, 2-5 p.m., All Souls Unitarian , Washington, DC. Join UU adults ages 18-35 from area congregations for a film, refreshments and facilitated discussion on our spiritual and political journeys. Bidder 70 is a documentary about Tim DeChristopher, a young UU activist who went to jail for nearly two years after disrupting an illegal auction of federal land for fossil fuel drilling.
Mass Moral March for voters' rights. Sat., Feb. 8, Capitol Building, Raleigh, NC. Join the NAACP and UU partners as they march on Raleigh to protest laws that suppress the voice of the people. Register here.
WhaleCoast Alaska 2014. Jul. 11-23. Four Alaska UU fellowships invite you to experience Alaska through the eyes of local UUs, with friendly homestays and unique tour activities. See various wildlife, visit Denali National Park and experience Native Alaskan culture. For more info, visit the website or contact Dave Frey, 907-322-4966.
Murray Grove Retreat and Renewal Center. Located in Ocean County, NJ, the center serves UU congregations, groups, families and individuals year round on the site where John Murray preached his first Universalist sermon in America in 1770. It offers comfortable and affordable overnight accommodations for up to 42, meeting space, a fully equipped kitchen, dining room and more. For more info, visit the center's website, email or call 609-693-5558.
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