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Feb. 12th - Feb. 19th, 2018 Community Events this Week Social Justice Circle The Social Justice Committee is recruiting new members. Anyone interested in joining our church's commitment to social justice and working with other members and the ministry is encouraged to contact co-chairs: Hollis Berendt (hollisbeth28@gmail.com) and Ana Schultz (ana.schultz@yahoo.com) Next Meeting Feb. 12th, 2019 @ 10am - 11:30am. Refugee 101 / Volunteer Training: This is the first step to volunteering with our refugee programs. During this session you will learn about the current refugee situation and what it takes to get involved. Wednesday February 6th from 6:30pm - 8:00pm. LFSRM Refugee & Asylee Office 1102 5th St. Greeley, CO 80631 Quiz for a Cause Trivia Nights: Free to play and beer to be won! $1.00 per pint sold will go towards helping refugees in our very own Greeley community! Donations will also be accepted! Wednesday February 13th and 27th from 6:00-8:00pm Green Earth Brewing Co. 725 10th st. Greeley, CO 80631 Valentines Day - Feb 14th, 2019 Chalice Arts The month’s display of Tibetan Buddhist artwork in the sanctuary is provided by Janelle Helling, (aka Konchog Pema Khandro.) Pieces seen here have been collected over many years, from Tibet, India, Bhutan and Thailand. Framed prints are reproduced from Asian originals and from the Lama’s posts on Facebook. Social Justice Committee The Social Justice Committee is recruiting new members. Anyone interested in joining our church's commitment to social justice and working with other members and the ministry is encouraged to contact co-chairs: Hollis Berendt (hollisbeth28@gmail.com) and Ana Schultz (ana.schultz@yahoo.com) Worship This Week Sunday Feb. 17th – “For the Love Of” - Rev. Aaron Norris Keeping with our theme of Love, Rev. Norris will be in the pulpit for the second time in two weeks asking us to consider how difficult it is to maintain a loving outlook and disposition at times and, quite frankly, whether on occasion it is really worth it. One of the questions he'll dare to ask is: Is Love worth it? RE: Class #2 – Our Chalice Other News and Reminders Living Generously Our February designated organizations is: The Immigrant and Refugee Center of Northern Colorado. The Immigrant and Refugee Center of Northern Colorado provides English as a Second Language training, Community Navigation services, and advocacy for immigrants and refugees living in the area. Build Your Own Theology I (a UU way to do Adult Education) Rev. Norris will be again teaching the third Tuesdays for nine sessions starting February 19 at 6:00pm. Everyone over 16 and over is welcome. Please sign up by sending an email to Rev. Norris at minister@greeleyuuc.org to save your spot. “Based on the assumption that everyone is their own theologian, this classic UU adult education program invites participants to develop their own personal credos, the fundamental religious beliefs, values, and convictions that inform and direct of their lives. [The sessions] pose five developmental tasks in which participants come to terms with human nature, ultimate reality, history, ethics and religious meaning. Begins with an introduction to our seven UU principles.” -Rev. Dr. Richard S. Gilbert, Course Author”. Japanese Day of Remembrance Update When: Thursday February 21 at 11:30a -1:00p Where: Joe Molina Gallery 930 8th Ave Greeley, CO You are welcome to bring your lunch. Cookies and coffee will be provided. On February 19, 1942, President Franklin Delano Roosevelt signed Executive Order 9066 that led to the forced removal of more than 120,000 people of Japanese ancestry to US concentration camps located in some of the most desolate areas of the country. Along with a brief history of the incarceration, the program will focus on the role of women who were imprisoned and how they coped as well as current day events that mirror the past. Please join us to learn about this historic event that has so much relevance to the present day. A Presentation at Farr Regional Library Dr. Lisa M. McKenzie will be presenting on a recent article in Environmental Research - "Relationships between indicators of Cardiovascular Disease and Intensity of Oil and Natural Gas Activity in Northeastern Colorado". February 21st, 2019 @ 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm at Farr Regional Library 1939 61st Ave, Greeley, CO 80634. Writing Group Ruth Zachary is leading a writing group The Last Friday of the Month from 3 pm - 5pm, Next Meeting: Feb. 22nd, 2019. We may reschedule regular meeting dates and times in the future. Please bring a one page sample of your writing. Writers may opt for peer response from others by bringing extra copies or simply reading your selection to the group. There may be a variety of types of writing such as essays, short stories, poetry, etc. Writing exercises may be suggested by members for future dates. Equal times for participation may be discussed if larger selections are in abundance. Call Ruth Zachary at 970-378-0876 for information or to join the group. Scrip Announcement Place your order for your Chili's gift card with Josette by March 3rd. Let's plan on going to Chili's after church on April 7th! If you purchase a $25.00 gift card on the March 3 Scrip order, 11% will return to our church! What a fun way to get together for a meal and support our church at the same time! King Soopers and Safeway cards can also be purchased at UUCG during Office hours or at your home online using our enrollment code: L4FL5B2532434 Let me know if you have questions. Josette 381-7891 or josetteschaffer@msn.com BOOK CLUB The book club meeting CHANGES for February will NOW be the 4th Thursday of the month, at 1:30 pm @ Your Place Coffee. Anyone is welcome to drop in. Our selection for Feb 28th will be any current or past National Book Award winner. Looking for way to contribute to UUCG on Sundays? You don't have to speak in public or have the best voice in the world, as there are a number of ways in which you can help UUCG on Sundays.
If you need to set up a meeting with Reverend Aaron Norris please click on : my calendar link to make an appointment. ***Minister@greeleyuuc.org is Rev. Aaron's Email Margaret's Office Hours : Mon, 10 am - 12 pm Tues 1 pm - 3 pm Fridays 1 pm - 3 pm If you have an announcement or corrections you would like to see in our weekly announcements, please email Margaret at office_manager@greeleyuuc.org by10 am on the Tuesday you wish to see the announcement in! What's happening at the UUCG?
Feb. 5th - Feb. 12th, 2018 Community Events this Week Sam Henline Memorial Reception / Lasagna Luncheon We will be accepting donations through the month of February to go toward funding the reception following Sam's Memorial on Feb. 10th @ 2 pm. A basket will be available at Sunday Services or please contact Margaret in the office. Immediately following the service on February 10th, we will be offering a Lasagna Luncheon. This is also the same day as the Memorial for Sam Henline, which will be held later in the day at 2 PM at Trinity Episcopal Church in Greeley. This will allow us time together to reminisce about Sam, especially if you will be unable to attend the memorial service. Julie Miller has offered to provide the lasagna - both meat and vegetable choices. Please bring a salad, dessert, or something you would like to share. If you have any questions please contact Margaret at 970-351-6751 or office_manager@greeleyuuc.org Fermenting Spirituality Last month, nine people participated in our conversation at St. Patrick’s Pub. We discussed Community. Please join us on February 11th, at 6:00 pm, as we discuss the theme of Love. Your viewpoint and participation would be valued. Social Justice Circle The Social Justice Committee is recruiting new members. Anyone interested in joining our church's commitment to social justice and working with other members and the ministry is encouraged to contact co-chairs: Hollis Berendt (hollisbeth28@gmail.com) and Ana Schultz (ana.schultz@yahoo.com) Next Meeting Feb. 12th, 2019 @ 10am - 11:30am. Refugee 101 / Volunteer Training: This is the first step to volunteering with our refugee programs. During this session you will learn about the current refugee situation and what it takes to get involved. Wednesday February 6th from 6:30pm - 8:00pm. LFSRM Refugee & Asylee Office 1102 5th St. Greeley, CO 80631 Quiz for a Cause Trivia Nights: Free to play and beer to be won! $1.00 per pint sold will go towards helping refugees in our very own Greeley community! Donations will also be accepted! Wednesday February 13th and 27th from 6:00-8:00pm Green Earth Brewing Co. 725 10th st. Greeley, CO 80631 Valentines Day - Feb 14th, 2019 Chalice Arts The month’s display of Tibetan Buddhist artwork in the sanctuary is provided by Janelle Helling, (aka Konchog Pema Khandro.) Pieces seen here have been collected over many years, from Tibet, India, Bhutan and Thailand. Framed prints are reproduced from Asian originals and from the Lama’s posts on Facebook. Social Justice Committee The Social Justice Committee is recruiting new members. Anyone interested in joining our church's commitment to social justice and working with other members and the ministry is encouraged to contact co-chairs: Hollis Berendt (hollisbeth28@gmail.com) and Ana Schultz (ana.schultz@yahoo.com) Worship This Week Sunday, Feb. 10th - “All You Need´ Rev. Aaron Norris The Psalmists John, Paul, George and Ringo once famous sung "All you need is Love!" In our month of Love, Rev. Norris will have us put that idea to the test in this exploration service. We will explore various ideas and aspects of Love and ask whether, if we agree that Love is the answer, exactly what kind of love are we talking about. RE: Chapel Valentines for Refugees Other News and Reminders Living Generously Our February designated organizations for are: 1) The UNC Collaborative Music Program which has established the Sam Henline Memorial Scholarship. Besides donating to our plate, you may also choose to give to the scholarship by visiting: – htttps://unco.everydayhero.com/us/sam-henline-memorial 2) The Immigrant and Refugee Center of Northern Colorado. The Immigrant and Refugee Center of Northern Colorado provides English as a Second Language training, Community Navigation services, and advocacy for immigrants and refugees living in the area. Build Your Own Theology I (a UU way to do Adult Education) Rev. Norris will be again teaching the third Tuesdays for nine sessions starting February 19 at 6:00pm. Everyone over 16 and over is welcome. Please sign up by sending an email to Rev. Norris at minister@greeleyuuc.org to save your spot. “Based on the assumption that everyone is their own theologian, this classic UU adult education program invites participants to develop their own personal credos, the fundamental religious beliefs, values, and convictions that inform and direct of their lives. [The sessions] pose five developmental tasks in which participants come to terms with human nature, ultimate reality, history, ethics and religious meaning. Begins with an introduction to our seven UU principles.” -Rev. Dr. Richard S. Gilbert, Course Author”. Japanese Day of Remembrance On February 19, 1942, President Franklin Delano Roosevelt signed Executive Order 9066 that led to the forced removal of more 120,000 people of Japanese ancestry to US concentration camps located in some of the most desolate areas of the country. Women's International League for Peace and Freedom (WILPF) will host Marge Tanawaki who will tell of the experiences of those in Japanese Interment camps during WWII. Please join us on Thursday February 21 11:30 am at Joe Molina's Gallery at 930 8th Ave. You are welcome to bring your own lunch. Cookies and coffee will be provided. Writing Group Ruth Zachary is leading a writing group The Last Friday of the Month from 3 pm - 5pm, Next Meeting: Feb. 22nd, 2019. We may reschedule regular meeting dates and times in the future. Please bring a one page sample of your writing. Writers may opt for peer response from others by bringing extra copies or simply reading your selection to the group. There may be a variety of types of writing such as essays, short stories, poetry, etc. Writing exercises may be suggested by members for future dates. Equal times for participation may be discussed if larger selections are in abundance. Call Ruth Zachary at 970-378-0876 for information or to join the group. Scrip Announcement There will be an order going out on March 3rd. How about a lunch after church one day at Chili's? If you purchase a $25.00 gift card on the March 3 Scrip order, 11% will return to our church! What a fun way to get together for a meal and support our church at the same time! King Soopers and Safeway cards can also be purchased at UUCG during Office hours or at your home online using our enrollment code: L4FL5B2532434 Let me know if you have questions. Josette 381-7891 or josetteschaffer@msn.com BOOK CLUB The book club meeting CHANGES for February will NOW be the 4th Thursday of the month, at 1:30 pm @ Your Place Coffee. Anyone is welcome to drop in. Our selection for Feb 28th will be any current or past National Book Award winner. Looking for way to contribute to UUCG on Sundays? You don't have to speak in public or have the best voice in the world, as there are a number of ways in which you can help UUCG on Sundays.
If you need to set up a meeting with Reverend Aaron Norris please click on : my calendar link to make an appointment. ***Minister@greeleyuuc.org is Rev. Aaron's Email Margaret's Office Hours : Mon, 10 am - 12 pm Tues 1 pm - 3 pm Fridays 1 pm - 3 pm If you have an announcement or corrections you would like to see in our weekly announcements, please email Margaret at office_manager@greeleyuuc.org by10 am on the Tuesday you wish to see the announcement in! Lasagna Luncheon
Sunday Feb. 10th, 2019 Immediately following the service on February 10th, we will be offering a Lasagna Luncheon. This is also the same day as the Memorial for Sam Henline, which will be held later in the day at 2 PM at Trinity Episcopal Church in Greeley. This will allow us time together to reminisce about Sam, especially if you will be unable to attend the memorial service. Julie Miller has offered to provide the lasagna - both meat and vegetable choices. Please bring a salad, dessert, or something you would like to share. If you have any questions, Please call Margaret at 970-351-6751 or email atoffice_manager@greeleyuuc.org Dear Congregants and Friends,
Attached you will find our Job Description and Contact Information as we continue our search for a Music Director for UUCG. I ask that you join with me in sending our positive intent out to the Universe so that our prayers, energy, encouragement, and enthusiasm - all - will assist us in our search. Please be sure to pass this on to any organizations or individuals you think might be helpful in our search. Also, please do not hesitate to contact Margaret or myself with any contacts you feel should receive this, as you just never know what information will lead us to fruition. Please do have an email or contact information ready to help us contact those who you think should be receiving this. I ask that you join with me in sending our positive intent out to the Universe so that your prayers, energy, encouragement, and enthusiasm will assist us in our search. On behalf of the Board of Trustees, thank you, in advance, for your time and assistance as we continue our way forward together. Sincerely, Julie Miller, President, UUCG Board of Trustees ***if you are unable to open the attachment please call Margaret for further assistance.*** What's happening at the UUCG?
Jan. 29th - Feb. 4th, 2018 Community Events this Week Scrip Announcement There will be an order going out on March 3rd. How about a lunch after church one day at Chili's? If you purchase a $25.00 gift card on the March 3 Scrip order, 11% will return to our church! What a fun way to get together for a meal and support our church at the same time! King Soopers and Safeway cards can also be purchased at UUCG during Office hours or at your home online using our enrollment code: L4FL5B2532434 Let me know if you have questions. Josette 381-7891 or josetteschaffer@msn.com Sam Henline Memorial Reception We will be accepting donations through the month of February to go toward funding the reception following Sam's Memorial on Feb. 10th @ 2 pm. A basket will be available at Sunday Services or please contact Margaret in the office. Japanese Day of Remembrance On February 19, 1942, President Franklin Delano Roosevelt signed Executive Order 9066 that led to the forced removal of more 120,000 people of Japanese ancestry to US concentration camps located in some of the most desolate areas of the country. Women's International League for Peace and Freedom (WILPF) will host Marge Tanawaki who will tell of the experiences of those in Japanese Interment camps during WWII. Please join us on Thursday February 21 11:30 am at Joe Molina's Gallery at 930 8th Ave. You are welcome to bring your own lunch. Cookies and coffee will be provided. Chalice Arts The month’s display of Tibetan Buddhist artwork in the sanctuary is provided by Janelle Helling, (aka Konchog Pema Khandro.) Pieces seen here have been collected over many years, from Tibet, India, Bhutan and Thailand. Framed prints are reproduced from Asian originals and from the Lama’s posts on Facebook. Writing Group Ruth Zachary is leading a writing group The Last Friday of the Month from 3 pm - 5pm. We may reschedule regular meeting dates and times in the future. Please bring a one page sample of your writing. Writers may opt for peer response from others by bringing extra copies or simply reading your selection to the group. There may be a variety of types of writing such as essays, short stories, poetry, etc. Writing exercises may be suggested by members for future dates. Equal times for participation may be discussed if larger selections are in abundance. Call Ruth Zachary at 970-378-0876 for information or to join the group. Social Justice Committee The Social Justice Committee is recruiting new members. Anyone interested in joining our church's commitment to social justice and working with other members and the ministry is encouraged to contact co-chairs: Hollis Berendt (hollisbeth28@gmail.com) and Ana Schultz (ana.schultz@yahoo.com) Worship This Week Sunday, February 3rd – “Life Calls Us On” – Rev. Dana Lightsey Sometimes it is easier to identify broken trust and more elusive to put our finger on what we truly can trust. Change is something we can trust will come. Can we trust that the "Arc of the moral universe bends towards justice" as the famous quote from Theodore Parker asserts? It only bends if we make it so. This service is a story of the Czech Unitarians and how they continue to bend that arc as they build a new religious movement after decades under communist rule. This story also features one of your former ministers, Rev. Dr. Petr (Dolak) Samojsky. RE: Class #1 – Worship Other News and Reminders Sam Henline Memorial Reception We will be accepting donations through the month of February to go toward funding the reception following Sam's Memorial. A basket will be available at Sunday Services or please contact Margaret in the office. The memorial will be held at Trinity Episcopal Church on February 10 at 2 p.m. The church’s address is 3800 West 20th Street in Greeley. Living Generously Our February designated organizations for are: 1) The UNC Collaborative Music Program which has established the Sam Henline Memorial Scholarship. Besides donating to our plate, you may also choose to give to the scholarship by visiting: – htttps://unco.everydayhero.com/us/sam-henline-memorial 2) The Immigrant and Refugee Center of Northern Colorado. The Immigrant and Refugee Center of Northern Colorado provides English as a Second Language training, Community Navigation services, and advocacy for immigrants and refugees living in the area. Fermenting Spirituality Last month, nine people participated in our conversation at St. Patrick’s Pub. We discussed Community. Please join us on February 11th, at 6:00 pm, as we discuss the theme of Love. Your viewpoint and participation would be valued. Build Your Own Theology I (a UU way to do Adult Education) Rev. Norris will be again teaching the third Tuesdays for nine sessions starting February 19 at 6:00pm. Everyone over 16 and over is welcome. Please sign up by sending an email to Rev. Norris at minister@greeleyuuc.org to save your spot. “Based on the assumption that everyone is their own theologian, this classic UU adult education program invites participants to develop their own personal credos, the fundamental religious beliefs, values, and convictions that inform and direct of their lives. [The sessions] pose five developmental tasks in which participants come to terms with human nature, ultimate reality, history, ethics and religious meaning. Begins with an introduction to our seven UU principles.” -Rev. Dr. Richard S. Gilbert, Course Author”. BOOK CLUB The book club meeting CHANGES for February will NOW be the 4th Thursday of the month, at 1:30 pm @ Your Place Coffee. Anyone is welcome to drop in. Our selection for Feb 28th will be any current or past National Book Award winner. Looking for way to contribute to UUCG on Sundays? You don't have to speak in public or have the best voice in the world, as there are a number of ways in which you can help UUCG on Sundays.
If you need to set up a meeting with Reverend Aaron Norris please click on : my calendar link to make an appointment. ***Minister@greeleyuuc.org is Rev. Aaron's Email Margaret's Office Hours : Mon, 10 am - 12 pm Tues 1 pm - 3 pm Fridays 1 pm - 3 pm If you have an announcement or corrections you would like to see in our weekly announcements, please email Margaret at office_manager@greeleyuuc.org by10 am on the Tuesday you wish to see the announcement in! Due to the holiday the office will be closed today. Sorry for any inconvenience this might cause.
Women's March
The Women’s March is beginning at 9:00 am at Lady Liberty by the courthouse steps. There we can speak our concerns, have all the signs that people have shared the past two years as well as signs that are relevant to today. We will march to Lincoln Park, where there will be another event to celebrate women leadership. At this Woman's Day Celebration, it has been requested that signs from the March not be used. There will be speakers from both parties who will tell of the difficulties they encountered as they worked to achieve their goals. If you'd like to carpool, please meet at the UUCG church at 8:50 am Sat. January 19, 2019. Thanks, Hollis What's happening at the UUCG?
Jan. 15th - Jan. 21st, 2018 Community Events this Week Book club Our congregation’s Book Club meets on the 3rd Thursday of the month at Your Place Coffee. The next meeting Jan. 17th, 2019, at 1:30 pm. All are welcome to drop in. Our selection will be Helene Wecker's The Golem and the Jinni Social Justice this Week PLEASE NOTE THE CHANGE FOR THE WOMEN'S MARCH The Women’s March now begins at 9:15 am on Saturday January 19, at Lady Liberty by the courthouse steps. We will speak our concerns, have all the signs that people have shared the past two years as well as signs that are relevant to today. From there will march to Lincoln Park, where another event, the Woman’s Day Celebration will begin, celebrating women leadership. At the Woman's Day Celebration, organizers of that event have requested that signs from the March not be used. Speakers from both parties who will tell of the difficulties they encountered as they worked to achieve their goals. If you'd like to carpool, please meet at the UUCG church at 9:00 am Sat. January 19, 2019. Thanks, Hollis Martin Luther King March 2019 This year’s march begins at 9:45 AM January 21st at UNC’s University Center. From there, we will march a new route down 10th Avenue to the City of Greeley’s Union Colony Civic Center. Members of our faith community will join those from the Marcus Garvey Cultural Center, the University of Northern Colorado, the City of Greeley, and Aims Community College as we honor the life and legacy of the Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and reflect on our collective responsibility to work towards a more equitable society. This year’s theme is Unity Begins With You! The celebration includes the annual unity march, the celebration of Dr. King’s life and legacy, a reception and art show. Offering Our Plate (Living Generously) Through our Living Generously program this year, our congregation has been able to contribute hundreds of dollar to worthy causes in our services. This week we will be collecting for The Northern Colorado Veteran Resource Center. Their mission is to be the home and support system for veterans and their families. “Our Veterans and their families have been under enough stress. Finding the services and resources they need should not be one of them. We aspire to be the premier central hub for Veterans and their families to effortlessly navigate the services and resources they deserve. We will ensure our Veterans establish a solid relationship with all resource representatives within our community.” **The nomination process is ongoing and we hope all members will consider making a nomination. Using our plate in this way will help us to grow of spiritual practice, live more meaningfully, and help heal our world. Look for the colorful box that Sharlene Meydel decorated in the Foyer to make your suggestion! (must meet criteria)** Educational Opportunites Interested in deepening your relationship with our community or perhaps even joining our congregation? Simply want to know more about Unitarian Universalism? Rev. Norris will be offering a Pathways to Belonging and Membership after services on Sunday. Come learn more about Unitarian Universalism in general and our congregation in particular. RSVP to Rev. Norris at minister@greeleyuucg.org Worship This Week “MLK’s Beloved Community” As we continue our theme of community, marking the 90th anniversary of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s birthday, Rev. Norris will ask us to think about what “The Dream” really meant and begin with King’s observation: “The end is reconciliation; the end is redemption; the end is the creation of beloved community.” Our children will continue their exploration of spiritual practices with the topic of music as a spiritual practice. Other News and Reminders What does the Government Shut Down mean for Federal Workers? 800,000 workers from across the country will be furloughed or forced to work without pay until the standoff is resolved.The departments impacted are: Agriculture, Commerce, Justice, Homeland Security, Interior, State, Transportation, Treasury and Housing and Urban Development. Credit Unions like Navy Federal Credit Union are offering affected federal employees emergency loans at a special 0 percent Rate as well as Wells Fargo Bank, and Chase Bank. The Weld Food Bank is also helping those workers who are living paycheck to paycheck and need food assistance, For more information dial 411 and speak with an operator regarding your situation. What Does the Government Shutdown Mean for Refugees? The fight over a House spending bill that includes funding for a 5 billion dollar border wall has led to a government shutdown. It is difficult to say exactly what will happen, but here's what we can expect: Federal Agencies and Services that will continue to operate:
Lutheran Family Services Brought to you in partnership with Green Earth Brewing Company. Trivia will be held the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays of the month from 6-8pm! Quiz for a Cause Trivia Nights: Free to play and beer to be won! $1.00 per pint sold will go to the LFSRM refugee program in the Greeley community! Donations will also be accepted! Next Trivia Night: Wednesday 23rd from 6-8pm Green Earth Brewing Co. 725 10th st. Greeley, CO 80631 Writing Group Ruth Zachary is leading a writing group beginning January 25th, 2019 from 3 pm - 5pm. We may reschedule regular meeting dates and times in the future. Please bring a one page sample of your writing. Writers may opt for peer response from others by bringing extra copies or simply reading your selection to the group. There may be a variety of types of writing such as essays, short stories, poetry, etc. Writing exercises may be suggested by members for future dates. Equal times for participation may be discussed if larger selections are in abundance. Call Ruth Zachary at 970-378-0876 for information or to join the group. Just Like Us, by Karen Zacarias January 25 & 26, 2019 @ 7pm at Hansel Phelps Theater (inside the Union Colony Civic Center in Greeley) $5 suggested donation at the door (general admission seating) All donations collected will benefit the UNC DREAMers scholarship fund. About the play: Directed by UUCG friend Jose David Renoza (who spoke at UUCG in September), Just Like Us follows four Latina teenage girls in Denver — two of whom are documented and two who are not—through young adulthood. Written by Mexican American playwright Karen Zacarias and based on the bestselling book by Helen Thorpe. Looking for way to contribute to UUCG on Sundays? You don't have to speak in public or have the best voice in the world, as there are a number of ways in which you can help UUCG on Sundays.
If you need to set up a meeting with Reverend Aaron Norris please click on : my calendar link to make an appointment. ***Minister@greeleyuuc.org is Rev. Aaron's Email Margaret's Office Hours : Mon, 10 am - 12 pm Tues 1 pm - 3 pm Fridays 1 pm - 3 pm If you have an announcement or corrections you would like to see in our weekly announcements, please email Margaret at office_manager@greeleyuuc.org by10 am on the Tuesday you wish to see the announcement in! |
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