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December 2006 Newsletter |
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December, 2006
Unitarian Fellowship of Longview December Programs
December 3rd World AIDS Day Wendell Hicks Wendell Hicks will explain World AIDS Day and describe the impact of AIDS on the world.
December 10th Conflict Resolution Liza Ely A look at solving problems between people based on the teachings of Don Miguel Ruiz, primarily his book entitled The Four Agreements.
December 17th Everybody is Talking, but is Anybody Listening? Tom Mitchell A survey of a serious problem in our society, that of closed mindedness and the resulting lack of civility and meaningful discussion; with a challenge to all of us to do our part to address this situation.
December 24th Celebrating Holiday Traditions Gelene Grim Every family celebrates the winter holidays in their own special way. The R E students will read what members have submitted about special traditions they cherish. Gelene will tell a story about ancient christmas/yule celebrations. Betty and Bob will present their R E chorus of holiday songs and we will all reflect together on the blessings of the season and the hope a New Year brings. Come, celebrate, enjoy and sing along!
December 31st Kwanza and Creativity Saleem Shabazz Saleem Shabazz will discuss the sixth principle of Kwanza which is creativity.
Special Program at the U F L Tammy Cromer-Campbell, Longview photographer, will present a program on her photographs and book Fruit of the Orchard 7:00 p.m. December 5th at the Unitarian Fellowship of Longview This program is part of the Community Awareness Committee's outreach concerning environmental issues. *See Page 2 for more details*
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SUNDAYS
Coffee & Pastries 10:30 am Service 11:00 am Talk Back 12:00 noon - 12:45 pm
1:15 pm 2nd Sunday of each month
R E for Youngsters Sundays 11:00 am - 12:45 pm
Teachers: Sheila McElroy, Jessica Noble, Sky Mitchell Pre-School, Toddler and Infant Care Gelene Grim, R E Director
The Mitten Tree is back this year as the Giving Tree to benefit area children and young people. Look for the tree to be up after Thanksgiving. There will be requests for things that area children need. Just select one from the tree, purchase the needed item and return it to the tree for decoration. The items will be distributed before Christmas. |
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