In the spring, we heard from four members who were lifelong UUs. Now four of us who found Unitarian Universalism as adults will share why we made the decision to become members. As you might expect, our stories are as unique as each of us. Service Leader: Linda Amspaugh. Monthly Potluck to Follow Service.
August 11 is celebrated as “Mountain Day” in Japan. The legislation states that the holiday, which began in 2016, is meant to provide “opportunities to get familiar with mountains and appreciate blessings from mountains.” Join Diane Wright as we consider mountains, both real and symbolic, and think about how we can help each other during … Continue reading Sunday Service: It’s Not How You Climb the Mountain; It’s How You Handle the Pebble in Your Shoe.
Service Leader: Linda Amspaugh. Children’s Activity will be playing outside. Dress appropriately.
Gather at lake to organize the boats Connecting to the lake through poetry. Bring poems on lakes and water! Picnic side dish, we’ll supply the fried chicken RSVP especially for car pooling Dress for weather!!
Intergenerational Child care for little ones Hospitality Wear loose clothes and bring a towel.
July 14, 2019 Zero Waste and Eco Fashions 10:30 – 11:30am with option to stay until 2pm Morning child care. Pack-a-lunch A little like summer camp! Come at 10:30 and leave at 11:30 or stay as late at 2pm to make stuff! An introduction to the Zero Waste lifestyle. Fun “grading “of your lunch for … Continue reading Sunday, July 14 – Zero Waste Summer Camp!
July 7, 2019 The Web of Life and our Place in the Geologic time line 10:30am to 1pm Meet at Peffer Park, located at 4346 Millville Oxford Rd., Oxford, Ohio 45056. For a Family Fossil Dig Picnic: Bethany and Dan will be grilling. Bring a picnic side dish. Wear water shoes and play clothes. There … Continue reading Sunday Picnic and Fossil Dig – July 7, 2019
Child care will be provided. Ann Fuehrer will talk about the work of the newly created TOPSS (Talawanda-Oxford Pantry and Social Services) and the role of faith communities in supporting the work of this nutrition center. Followed by Hospitality.
June 23, 2019 GA Service 1:00pm – 2:30pm (Time Change due to West Coast Location) 6pm Summer Solstice Celebration: honoring the earth through Lakota traditions.Intergenerational fun!!!! Picnic potluck (We furnish hot dogs and veggie dogs and smores, you bring sides.) Campfire and campfire songs.
Food Insecurity and the intersection with Justice Issues. Ann Fuehrer will present the concern of food insecurity. How does our food access differ from some people, especially locally? How can the community respond? Children and adults will respond to this question by making a collage mural which will be used in the June 30 service. Intergenerational. Child care for the … Continue reading Food Insecurity and the intersection with Justice Issues
