Please come to the annual Halloween party! This is a family-friendly costume party with food, games, fun, and music. Costco pizza, salad and cake will be served and there will be a cash bar available for the adults.Friends and family are welcome. Costumes are not required, but greatly admired and appreciated.This event is organized by LFUU member, Rachel Dana. Please contact her with any questions.
This talk will shed light on the U.S. energy situation as a whole, highlighting tar sands oil and the Keystone XL Pipeline. It will also touch another hot topic, that of fracking.
Originally from Ohio, Howard Hobbs grew up at the First Universalist Church of Kent. He graduated from Kent State in 1970 in Geology, and went to graduate school at University of North Dakota, where he specialized in glacial geology. He came to the Minnesota Geological Survey in 1977, and has been there ever since. The MGS is a department in the School of Earth Science at the University of Minnesota. Howard has mapped the glacial geology of many parts of Minnesota, including a generalized map of the whole state.
Within our Unitarian Universalist principles, is one that affirms our belief in the worth and dignity of each human being. It states that "all people on earth have an equal claim to life, liberty, and justice – and no idea, ideal, or philosophy is superior to a single human life." It may seem an easy statement to recite and proclaim, but how easy is it to actually live practically within this structrure?
The Minister’s War – The Story of Martha and Waitstill Sharp
With the election only weeks away (Tuesday, November 6th), we need to get the word out to everyone we know about why we oppose the proposed marriage amendment. But conversations about this issue can be awkward, uncomfortable, and sometimed counterproductive.
Seraphim Teacher John Chandler will introduce us to the Seraphim Blueprint and the first level of the Blueprint, Seraphim Healing. You can read more about this technique of tapping into ancient energies on the official Seraphom Blueprint web site: http://seraphimblueprint.com/
Welcome back! This is our traditional, first program of the new season.
Fellowship members, please bring to the program a small amount of water from (or that symbolizes) a place that is special to you. During the program, people will, one by one, pour their water together into a large bowl, and tell why this water is special to them. The Water Ceremony, also sometimes called Water Communion, was first used in Unitarian Universalist worship in the 1980’s.
Standing Alone in Mecca by Asra Q. Nomani