Unitarian Fellowship of Houston

May 13	One Thing Momma Forgot to Tell Me!	Patti Henry
	Actually, two things... Make that three... This delightful, inspiring sermon is one filled with what we learned and what we didn�t learn from our mothers. Please come and hear author and psychotherapist, Patti Henry, this Mother�s Day as she lovingly �teaches you a few lessons!� Cindy Scott, vocals, with Brian Seeger, guitar will be joining Anita Butt, piano, in providing the music for this service!
May 20	The Jefferson Bible	Bob Wiener
	Thomas Jefferson (1743-1826), the third US President (1801-1809) In 1798 Jefferson, a Deist, began discussing the content of the Bible with his friends Benjamin Rush, a Universalist, and Joseph Priestly, a Unitarian. Jefferson used rational and reasonable thinking in his approach to understand and appreciate the contents of the Bible. He wrote �We must reduce our volume to the simple evangelists, select, even from them, the very words only of Jesus. There will be remaining the most sublime and benevolent code of morals which has ever been offered to man.�
May 27	The Virtue of Hope	David Garver
	"Hope springs eternal." But just what is it, and why should we care? This program will examine another of the virtues that Galen Guengerich, senior minister at All Souls UU in NYC, has identified as being critical to having a fully rounded and excellent life. Come and explore how hope is the fuel which can - hopefully - drive our dreams closer to reality.

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.