Sunday Agenda
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Speaker: John Higgins -- "Norbert Capak - an Unknown Unitarian Martyr. He Died for His
relatively unknown to North Americans. He was a nationalist hero during the Nazi
occupation and man who brought American Unitarian to Czechoslovakia. This work is
demonstrated today with two congregations in the Czech Republic that have resisted Nazi
and Communist governments and an internal schism.
Forum: Science & Religion Video, Lecture 3 -"Faith and Reason-Scripture and Nature" In
this lecture the presenter confronts some basic conceptual and philosophical issues in the
science-religion question. What are the legitimate means of acquiring sure knowledge.
Building and Grounds Duty Person: Open: Kobes Close: Mitchell
A/V Operator: As assigned by Robert Ridgard
Coffee & Hospitality: P K Kobes and Betsy Gilleland
Service Leader: Doug Worthington
April 18th
Speaker: Meredith Garmon -- Biotheology 5: Worship and Prayer.
What does religious practice do to our brains -- and why might we want
our brains done that way?
Forum: Religious Education - History, etc of Unitarian Universalism up to today.
Building and Grounds Duty Person: Open: Ridgard Close: Kemp
A/V Operator: As assigned by Robert Ridgard
Coffee & Hospitality: Betsy Pinter and Susan Ashley
Service Leader: Mary Ann Donato
April 25th
Speaker: Marc Adams -- "Hope Needs Only Hands and Hearts". Growing up the son of a
fundamentalist Baptist minister is tough enough. Growing up gay in an environment where
your parents, teachers and peers deem evangelical Christians as left wing liberals is an
entirely different experience. Marc Adams grew up in such a home. In an effort to save his
own life, he rebelled against his parents and attended Jerry Falwell's Liberty University
where he thought he could find a way to change his behavior from homosexual to
heterosexual. His experience there changed his life and jump started his journey to self
acceptance and personal freedom.
Forum: Open Discussion – This will be another opportunity for the congregation to discuss
what they like and don’t like about what we are doing. Come ready to discuss what you see
as important for the consideration of all of us.
Building and Grounds Duty Person: Open: Marciano Close: Deussen
A/V Operator: As assigned by Robert Ridgard
Coffee & Hospitality: Barbara Schuster and Fran Marciano
Service Leader: Ruth Deussen
relatively unknown to North Americans. He was a nationalist hero during the Nazi
occupation and man who brought American Unitarian to Czechoslovakia. This work is
demonstrated today with two congregations in the Czech Republic that have resisted Nazi
and Communist governments and an internal schism.
Forum: Science & Religion Video, Lecture 3 -"Faith and Reason-Scripture and Nature" In
this lecture the presenter confronts some basic conceptual and philosophical issues in the
science-religion question. What are the legitimate means of acquiring sure knowledge.
Building and Grounds Duty Person: Open: Kobes Close: Mitchell
A/V Operator: As assigned by Robert Ridgard
Coffee & Hospitality: P K Kobes and Betsy Gilleland
Service Leader: Doug Worthington
April 18th
Speaker: Meredith Garmon -- Biotheology 5: Worship and Prayer.
What does religious practice do to our brains -- and why might we want
our brains done that way?
Forum: Religious Education - History, etc of Unitarian Universalism up to today.
Building and Grounds Duty Person: Open: Ridgard Close: Kemp
A/V Operator: As assigned by Robert Ridgard
Coffee & Hospitality: Betsy Pinter and Susan Ashley
Service Leader: Mary Ann Donato
April 25th
Speaker: Marc Adams -- "Hope Needs Only Hands and Hearts". Growing up the son of a
fundamentalist Baptist minister is tough enough. Growing up gay in an environment where
your parents, teachers and peers deem evangelical Christians as left wing liberals is an
entirely different experience. Marc Adams grew up in such a home. In an effort to save his
own life, he rebelled against his parents and attended Jerry Falwell's Liberty University
where he thought he could find a way to change his behavior from homosexual to
heterosexual. His experience there changed his life and jump started his journey to self
acceptance and personal freedom.
Forum: Open Discussion – This will be another opportunity for the congregation to discuss
what they like and don’t like about what we are doing. Come ready to discuss what you see
as important for the consideration of all of us.
Building and Grounds Duty Person: Open: Marciano Close: Deussen
A/V Operator: As assigned by Robert Ridgard
Coffee & Hospitality: Barbara Schuster and Fran Marciano
Service Leader: Ruth Deussen