Upcoming Services
Sunday, May 16:
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"Light the Chalice" Podcast at 10:30 am  Stonehenge
From Stonehenge to Sagan
Sermon by Rev. Amy Kindred We celebrate the idea that religion gains something from science. Who in UU history has promoted the gifts of both?
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Rev. Amy Kindred
Music 
Stephen Downen, choir director, keyboard, soloist and Amy Rosebush, keyboard
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Zoom Coffee Hour at 11:00 am
Sunday, May 23:
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"Light the Chalice" Podcast at 10:30 am  Photo by Shelley Pauls via Unsplash
A Piece of Fruit
Sermon by Rev. Amy Kindred Rotten apples don't really "spoil the whole bunch!" Join us for a story about opposing perspectives.
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Rev. Amy Kindred
Music 
Stephen Downen, choir director, keyboard, soloist and Amy Rosebush, keyboard
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Zoom Coffee Hour at 11:00 am
Sunday, May 30:
Live service on Zoom at 10:30 am
Climate Migration
by Dr. Matt Hauer, Florida State University
Sea level rise is one of the most apparent stressors facing human society. The absence of protective measures could lead to population movements in the US of a magnitude approaching the 20th century Great Migration of southern African Americans. Potentially 4.2 million people could be affected - nearly 40% of the US population lives in coastal communities. Research will allow us to anticipate how sea level rise migration may unfold so that we can develop informed policies that avert crises and develop more equitable and humane outcomes. Listen to the Youtube below for a discussion by Dr. Hauer "America Adapts - The Climate Change Podcast"
by Dr. Matt Hauer, Florida State University
Sea level rise is one of the most apparent stressors facing human society. The absence of protective measures could lead to population movements in the US of a magnitude approaching the 20th century Great Migration of southern African Americans. Potentially 4.2 million people could be affected - nearly 40% of the US population lives in coastal communities. Research will allow us to anticipate how sea level rise migration may unfold so that we can develop informed policies that avert crises and develop more equitable and humane outcomes. Listen to the Youtube below for a discussion by Dr. Hauer "America Adapts - The Climate Change Podcast"
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Zoom Coffee Hour at 11:00 am
Church closed to prevent virus spread
Due to COVID-19 concerns, the doors to our fellowship building are closed for now. However, we endeavor to remain an online close-knit community with a passion for Unitarian Universalism. We intend to open the building as soon as the health and well-being of our friends and members is best served.