On Sunday, Nov. 15, speaker Nate Gross, a theater professor (at left) will talk about “Acting—The Method of the Madness: Tied Loosely to Some UU Principles.” The final two performances of the StageSouth production of Horton Foote’s “1918” will be Friday and Saturday. Click “read more” or the headline for details. Move your cursor over buttons at lower left for more topics.
On Sunday, Oct. 25, Dr. Larry Meisel will talk about “Reinstating the Draft.” Click on “More” to learn our singers, our discussion group and other programs this week.
Lots to do this week. Of special note, our Wednesday Night Discussion Group will include a wine-and-appetizers send-off for long-time member Don Nahley, who is moving. On Sunday, join us for psychologist Dave Walkers talk on “Faith and Empathy.” Click on the headline for this store or on “Read More” below for details. (Roll your cursor over the little buttons at lower left to read more stories.)
At Sunday’s service, social studies teacher Mark Erb will talk about social justice. Of special note this week, on Friday, Nov. 6, StageSouth, a new community theatre, will open the play “1918” in Grace Fellowship Hall. Click on “Read More” or the headline above for more information. Run your cursor over the little rectangles at lower left for more stories.
This Sunday’s speaker/program will be a performance by at least one (and maybe more) member(s) of the Uptown Drum Circle. Bring a drum! Click the headline of this story or “Read More” below for details. Move cursor over the buttons at lower left for more stories.
Click on this headline to find out more about this week’s events. More important this month, we’re dedicating Grace Fellowship Hall on Sunday, Oct. 18, with service too good to miss. The Samford University A Capella Choir will sing. Soloists will perform. Refreshments will be served after the dedication. See story below for details.
There will be no choir practice or discussion group this week, and no adult religious education on Sunday. We’ll all be busy preparing to dedicate Grace Fellowship Hall on Sunday, Oct. 18.
This Sunday, John Land, artistic director for StageSouth Theatre Company, will talk on “Talking at Cross Purposes: the Conflation of the How and the Why.” Click “read more” for more information.
Next Sunday we’ll conduct a Unitarian Universalist Water Ceremony, led by Bill Edwards. Water, which is essential for life, can be a symbol for the interdependence of all living things. Unitarian Universalist groups celebrate water in many ways, and our fellowship has a lot to celebrate.. We invite you to join us next Sunday to see how we do it.
On Tuesday the Women’s Book Club discusses Marilyn Robinson, on the Wednesday the open discussion group discusses religion and education and on Sunday, poet David Johnson talks about “On Becoming.” Click “more” for details, and please join us!
