This Week at the First Church: April 9-15
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Allison Palm
Apr 8, 2012, 8:41:04 AM4/8/12
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Check out descriptions and all our programs at http://uubelmont.org/adult-programs/
Monday
Meditation - Rob Cosinuke, Mondays, 8-9 pm,Church Library
Tuesday
The Quilters' Group and Knitting Circle - Gladys Unger and Eva Patalas, Tuesday nights at 7:30 pm, RE Class #3
Wednesday
Buddy Group - Wednesdays 9-11am, Library (bring your own favorite morning beverage)
Thursday
The FCB Living with Serious Illness Support Group
Nanny Almquist and Kathy Lind, co-facilitators
The First Church Living with Serious Illness Support Group is open to people in all stages of discovery and recovery, along with their partners and caregivers. Group will begin together and then split into caregiver and patient groups.
2nd Thursdays – April 12, May 10, June 14 in the church library at 7:00PM
Monday
Meditation - Rob Cosinuke, Mondays, 8-9 pm,Church Library
Tuesday
The Quilters' Group and Knitting Circle - Gladys Unger and Eva Patalas, Tuesday nights at 7:30 pm, RE Class #3
Wednesday
Buddy Group - Wednesdays 9-11am, Library (bring your own favorite morning beverage)
Thursday
Nanny Almquist and Kathy Lind, co-facilitators
The First Church Living with Serious Illness Support Group is open to people in all stages of discovery and recovery, along with their partners and caregivers. Group will begin together and then split into caregiver and patient groups.
2nd Thursdays – April 12, May 10, June 14 in the church library at 7:00PM
Saturday
Reflections from a Ride Across the Country - Will Brownsberger - Sat., April 14, 3-5pm
In the late summer of 2011, I rode a bicycle from Belmont to the Pacific Coast in Anacortes, Washington. I rode with full camping gear, averaged 85 miles a day and did the back 2/3 of the ride solo. The 41-day ride was grueling but was also an emotional peak experience from beginning to end. It took me through the endless majesty of North American agriculture, through the environmental depradations of the fracking boom and through some wildly beautiful country. It took me through urban and rural wealth and poverty. I met a lot of very kind people in blue states and red states. The trip did permanently alter my sense of the world. I have got some beautiful photos, some good stories and a few perspectives to share.
Sunday
Chalice Circle - Sun., April 15, 12:30-2pm, Library – Topic: Rebirth and Renewal; Facilitator: Martha Read
A Chalice Circle will meet each month during the spring to reflect upon a recent sermon topic. This single session Small Group Ministry format will encourage personal sharing and active listening. Bagels provided.
Coming Up!
The Women’s Spring Potluck Dinner – Fri., April 20, 7pm, Upper Hall
All the women of the church are invited to gather for dinner and a reunion of old and new friends. Please bring a salad, an appetizer, a main course, dessert, or a bottle of wine or juice. RSVP on Evite or email Allison Palm at ap...@uubelmont.org.
I Will Love Whomever I Choose: Victoria Woodhull Unleashed – Sun., April 22, 12:30-2pm, Parlor
Victoria Woodhull was a stockbroker, spiritualist, and champion of women’s rights in the 1860s. Her courageous insistence on women’s equality in all matters, including sex, resonates with us today. Join Laurie Carter Noble to learn more about Victoria’s incredible life.
Da Vinci’s Ghost: The Untold Story of the World’s Most Famous Drawing – Thurs., April 26, 7:30pm, Parish Hall
Join Toby Lester to hear about his new book, which tells the story of the famous ‘Vitruvian Man” and the ancient ideas that influenced this timeless drawing.
Save the Date!: Women’s Retreat: June 1-3, 2012.
Reflections from a Ride Across the Country - Will Brownsberger - Sat., April 14, 3-5pm
In the late summer of 2011, I rode a bicycle from Belmont to the Pacific Coast in Anacortes, Washington. I rode with full camping gear, averaged 85 miles a day and did the back 2/3 of the ride solo. The 41-day ride was grueling but was also an emotional peak experience from beginning to end. It took me through the endless majesty of North American agriculture, through the environmental depradations of the fracking boom and through some wildly beautiful country. It took me through urban and rural wealth and poverty. I met a lot of very kind people in blue states and red states. The trip did permanently alter my sense of the world. I have got some beautiful photos, some good stories and a few perspectives to share.
Sunday
Chalice Circle - Sun., April 15, 12:30-2pm, Library – Topic: Rebirth and Renewal; Facilitator: Martha Read
A Chalice Circle will meet each month during the spring to reflect upon a recent sermon topic. This single session Small Group Ministry format will encourage personal sharing and active listening. Bagels provided.
Coming Up!
The Women’s Spring Potluck Dinner – Fri., April 20, 7pm, Upper Hall
All the women of the church are invited to gather for dinner and a reunion of old and new friends. Please bring a salad, an appetizer, a main course, dessert, or a bottle of wine or juice. RSVP on Evite or email Allison Palm at ap...@uubelmont.org.
I Will Love Whomever I Choose: Victoria Woodhull Unleashed – Sun., April 22, 12:30-2pm, Parlor
Victoria Woodhull was a stockbroker, spiritualist, and champion of women’s rights in the 1860s. Her courageous insistence on women’s equality in all matters, including sex, resonates with us today. Join Laurie Carter Noble to learn more about Victoria’s incredible life.
Da Vinci’s Ghost: The Untold Story of the World’s Most Famous Drawing – Thurs., April 26, 7:30pm, Parish Hall
Join Toby Lester to hear about his new book, which tells the story of the famous ‘Vitruvian Man” and the ancient ideas that influenced this timeless drawing.
Save the Date!: Women’s Retreat: June 1-3, 2012.
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