Sunday Services, 10:30 AM

February 5 — “Darwin Revisited”

Pete Goodwin helps us celebrate Charles Darwin’s February 12 birth anniversary with a closer look at this true scientist, and how his theory of evolution has had an impact on liberal religions of today.
Bob Karabinus is pianist. Please remain after the service for soup lunch (brunch items most welcome!), program committee meeting, or both. House Concert committee will also meet.

February 12 — “Standing on the Side of Love”

Jackie Russell says, “As Valentine's Day approaches, Unitarian Universalists take a different slant. What does it mean to stand on the side of love, to hold love as the highest value? A goal of the UUA campaign is to raise the voices and values of people of faith calling for compassion and love in the face of oppression and fear.”
Bob Karabinus is pianist and Yesenia McNett is vocalist.

February 19 — Subject TBA

Jan Estes says, “My original assignment was a talk on women’s history, but when we noticed that Women’s History Month is March, not February…I changed my mind. I’m a woman. I can do that. Now I’m thinking gerunds. I”ll let you know in an UUpdate.”
Charlsie Hays is service leader and Yesenia McNett is pianist.

February 26 — “Marx in Soho,” a play by Howard Zinn

Today we will vary our standard format to present a one person play, “Marx in Soho”. The play was written by Howard Zinn, a popular author in Ed Daner’s book presentations. The piece is performed by Robert Weick, a Barrymore Award nominee, who presents both Marx’s ideas and raises issues of social justice for his audiences.
Steve Boyd is coordinator.