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UNITARIAN FELLOWSHIP OF HOUSTON 1504 Wirt Road Houston, Texas 77055 • Telephone: 713.686.5876 • E-mail: ufhouston@comcast.net • Fax:713.686.7664 |
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Sunday Schedule
09:45 - 10:45am Wisdom Seekers meets in the first RE room has embarked upon a new and exciting study of the historical setting that illuminates the writings that became the Christian Bible (also the Hebrew Tanakh). The DVD that will preceed the discussions was published by The Teaching Company, and the speaker, Amy-Jill Levine, PH.D. is a professor at Vanderbuilt University. The first viewing was exciting and thought-provoking, and the group looks forward to continuing throughout the summer. 09:45 - 10:45am Forum meets in the work room. A new current event topic every Sunday. 11:00AM Church Service (please silence cell phones, pagers, and voices upon entering the sanctuary) Please go to the Special Events page to see our Wednesday evening activities! Coming Programs: |
| May 12 | Mother's Day | Elizabeth Covalla & Sue Needle |
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| We honor those who have nurtured us in a program which includes sharing our stories about being mothered and mothering. Please bring pictures of or momentos from those women to be honored. | ||
| May 19 | Spirituality vs Religion | David Garver |
| More than 20 percent of Americans describe themselves as "Spiritual, but not religious." The terms used to be nearly synonyms, so how did we get to the point where people see them as distinct spheres, and what can that tell us about ourselves, our Fellowship, and society? | ||
| May 26 | Memorial Day Celebrated | Gary Yolie |
| June 2 | From Horror to Hope | Rabbi Dan Gordon |
| For a long time after World War II, nobody, including Holocaust survivors, wanted to talk about the horrors of Nazi persecution. Brave survivors have begun to tell their stories; they're not all Jewish, but they are all aging. Over the last several years, Rabbi Dan Gordon has met many survivors and rescuers. Join us as he shares some dramatic and real stories about those who have been able make their lives livable after experiencing the unbelievable. |
We seek to provide an atmosphere of warm companionship and respect for free and inquiring minds, searching together for finer religious, ethical, and social truths, and we work to apply the best we know in our lives, in the lives of our children, and in the service of our fellow humans.
