First Sunday Pancake Breakfast & “Hózhó: Finding Beauty in Everyday Living”
Join us for a short service followed by food and fellowship for everyone. Led by Michelle McKean, speaking on “Hózhó: Finding Beauty in Everyday Living.”
Join us for a short service followed by food and fellowship for everyone. Led by Michelle McKean, speaking on “Hózhó: Finding Beauty in Everyday Living.”
A presentation on the ‘Five Wishes’ living will worksheet, which addresses personal, emotional and spiritual issues as well as medical wishes in the event of a serious health issue. After a brief presentation, there will be time for questions and answers and a workshop activity. Presented by Julie Cicero, Memorial Hospital Palliative Care Manager
UUCY member Dr. Andrew Whitmont presenting
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UUCY member Dr. Chuck Forster will speak about his experiences visiting Belmont Abbey.
Join us downstairs in the Fellowship Hall for our traditional First Sunday pancake breakfast! There will be a brief service led by Debra Kroon, followed by communal pancake making and eating for all.
Speaker Mike Gempler touches on one of life’s eternal questions.
This Sunday we’ll move downstairs to begin our summer programs, with Rev. Jones fielding questions on which he’ll attempt to build a sermon.
This morning Rev. Jones reflects on recent experiences with two local Representatives with the US Congress, reminding us of the value of religious community, and of the value of stepping outside of religious community.
Join us for our monthly tradition of breakfast, and stay for our Annual Membership Meeting afterward.