Children's program and infant/child care available at Sunday Service
“The Joy of Finding Agates”SUNDAY, September 5, 2010 at 10:30 a.m. by Lex Voorhoeve, Guest Speaker Lex Voorhoeve, seven-year member of this congregation, will celebrate the worship service. Coming from a long line of Dutch Reformed ministers, his presentation will not necessarily reflect the preaching of his forefathers, even though he quotes Matthew 6.33. The “Story for All Ages” may be a puppet show, re-introducing the Lion King Thomas, but with some caveats. |
“Watering the Garden”
SUNDAY, September 12, 2010 at 10:30 a.m. by Rev. Heather Lynn Hanson, Interim Minister
Homecoming and Water Ceremony for all ages. Bring as small vial (1 oz. or so) of water representing the place or activity that meant the most this summer. Think of a seven or eight word phrase to describe its source and its meaning, e.g. Immense skies, cold lakes: Glacier Park family reunion.
“You Are the New Day”
What do you do to prepare for a new day? A new week, month? A new year? If “You can’t step into the same river twice,” is there any point to our routines? Some thoughts on the New Year (Yom Kippur), end of Ramadan, and our “new” church year. Our Choir will sing.
“A Time for Casting Stones Away; a Time for Gathering Stones Together”
Ritual, tradition, renovation and innovation. “For every thing there is a season...etc.” UUs often hold the importance of ritual, and the distaste for “empty” ritual in uncomfortable tension. Where do we find balance?
