Upcoming Services
Sunday, July 25:
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Sunday Service in the Sanctuary at 10:00 am:  Raffaele Nicolussi via Unsplash
8th Principle Project
Rev. Amy Kindred Our 7 Principles were last updated in 1987. Today, many of our member congregations are contemplating and some have adopted an 8th Principle. Join us to learn more about yet another chapter in the history of our Living "breathing" Unitarian Universalist Tradition. |
Rev. Amy Kindred
Music 
Stephen Downen, choir director, keyboard, soloist and Amy Rosebush, keyboard
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Fellowship is open again
Based on a recent poll of members, the new time for Sunday Services is 10:00 am. Masks are required. We seat people 3 feet apart in order to provide social distancing.
We are able to seat 36 people in the main sanctuary, plus 4 service leaders; Rev. Amy, Stephen Downen, Amy Rosebush and the Service Leader who will be reading the opening and closing words. In addition, we are able to seat 8 people in the conference room with a monitor. Finally, a tent with a speaker is set up outside so that any overflow can still hear the service. It would be a good idea to bring a chair but we do have chairs available.
Out of concern for the health of our children, for now, there will be no “Story For the Ages”. The children will join us briefly for the Lighting of the Chalice, then head down to the coffee house. The RE students and teachers are aware of this break with tradition but understand that safety must come first.
Coffee and conversation will be outside the fellowship under the tent following the service.
To reserve your seat inside, please contact Lisa in the office at office.mgr.ffp@gmail.com .
August 1 - Rev Amy "A Conversation Between Life and Death"
10 am via Zoom, outside of and limited seating in the building
Rev. Amy Kindred and Adam Byrn-Tritt
All humans ponder why bad things happen, especially
out-of-the-ordinary natural destruction events such as tsunamis
and more. What would happen if death and life were personified
and a conversation ensued? Join us for an interesting dialogue between
fictional characters.
10 am via Zoom, outside of and limited seating in the building
Rev. Amy Kindred and Adam Byrn-Tritt
All humans ponder why bad things happen, especially
out-of-the-ordinary natural destruction events such as tsunamis
and more. What would happen if death and life were personified
and a conversation ensued? Join us for an interesting dialogue between
fictional characters.
Rabbi Craig Mayers
August 8 - Rabbi Craig Mayers "Ethics"
August 15 - Cade Metz (author, NY Times journalist) "The Future of Artificial Intelligence" (via Zoom on the sanctuay's big screen to a live audience)
Pictured is the cover image from Metz's book, Genius Makers: The Mavericks Who Brought AI to Google, Facebook, and the World
Pictured is the cover image from Metz's book, Genius Makers: The Mavericks Who Brought AI to Google, Facebook, and the World
August 22 - Steve Atlas "How We Say It Counts"
Helen Bennett
August 29 - Helen Bennett "The Bible vs. Greek Mythology"