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Welcome to the Unitarian Fellowship of Houston We Are A Welcoming Unitarian Universalist Congregation
Sunday Schedule
Childrens' Religious Education meets from 10AM until 11AM. Child care and activities are provided from 11am until noon.
10:00 - 10:50am Build Your Own Theology meets in the RE Area
10:00 - 10:50am Focus Group meets in the library - Our book is Dinosaur in a Haystack by Stephen Jay Gould. See our Special Events page for more information.
10:00 - 10:50am Adult Forum meets in the work room A new current event topic every Sunday
11:00am Church Service
1959 to 2009 - CELEBRATING 50 FABULOUS YEARS of LIBERAL RELIGION in the SPRING BRANCH AREA!
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| June 14
| Forgotten Voices
| John Pepper
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| Recently some people have claimed that the Holocaust never happened, which is often
called “Holocaust Denial.” So that none of the victims’ collective voices will ever be forgotten
or the causes of their deaths falsely denied, this service will be dedicated to some of the people who survived and were able to give firsthand accounts of the Holocaust.
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| June 21
| Fathers and Family Traditions
| David Oxman
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| David Oxman will take us on a journey of the roles of fathers through time. What are our traditions and how is the father-child relationship evolving? Bring an open mind and your own remembrances.
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| June 28
| Ethical Eating and Animal Rights
| Kim Willis, Gary Yokie, Jan LaRocque, and Lisa Gilchrist
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| We continue our explorations of the UUA study issue with a look at animal rights from a vegetarian point of view. We'll take a look at how animals raised as food are treated, how it affects the environment, our health and the workers in the industry.
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| July 5
| Freedom and Cafeteria Unitarianism
| Eric Huckabay
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| We will celebrate the meaning of our July 4th holiday in the context of our faith and look at the virtues of freedom and solace in our religious lives; how they reinforce our congregation and our faith, and where these virtues can prove dangerous or misleading. We will examine these virtues in the context of historical religious freedom, modern separation of
church and state, evangelism and religious tolerance.
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| July 12
| Living in Covenant
| Rev. Eric Posa
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| As long as there have been
Unitarians, we have used covenant to understand our shared religious life. How can the concept of covenant inform our current relationship as a community? Eric Posa is the minister of The Unitarian Universalist Church of the Brazos Valley in College Station.
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Statement of Purpose 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.
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