SUNDAY SCHEDULE THIS SUNDAY: July 30 9 a.m. Adult Enrichment Equality March for Unity and Pride Lucia Dryanski, LGBTQIA Team 10 a.m. Service The Cat In The Hat Rev. Jay Wolin I loved reading this book to my children. The more I delve into the book, I am forced to wonder what message it is sending to children. Does it pose that children should not succumb to peer pressure? Does it ponder whether children are too afraid to take risks in today's world? Or can it just be fun whimsical story? I will pose and I will ponder, who will know how far I wander. :) 11:15 a.m. Kids' Yoga Becky Brooke 11:30 a.m. Faith Forward class Social Justice Team NEXT SUNDAY: Aug. 6 9 a.m. Adult Enrichment Equality March for Unity and Pride Lucia Dryanski, LGBTQIA Team 10 a.m. Service Green Eggs and Ham Allen Bertsche, Religious Services Team There is much to be learned from the themes found in children's books. They exist often to teach the young the values we hope they will adopt. This week we'll look at one of Dr. Seuss's most famous books, "Green Eggs and Ham," for lessons we can learn from both of the story's main characters, the resistant "I" and the persistent Sam I Am. What does this story say about our resistance to change? To new ideas or the unknown? And what value is there in being both open to the novel and persistent voices urging others to consider ideas which might initially confuse or disturb them? It's Green Eggs and Ham, but not for real, just some food for thought, not a weird potluck meal. 11:15 a.m. Kids' Yoga Becky Brooke 11:30 a.m. Faith Forward class Amanda Conger 5:30 p.m. UU Drum Circle 
Summer Services @ 10 a.m.
June 25—“If I Ran the Circus” —Thia Sadlek July 2—UUs and the Blues— Kathy Bowman, with guest artist Coleman Harris July 9—The Lorax—Mike Wilcox July 16—Yertle the Turtle—John DeGreve July 23—Oh, The Places You’ll Go—Rev. Jay Wolin July 30—The Cat In The Hat—Rev. Jay Wolin Aug. 6—Green Eggs and Ham—Allen Bertsche Aug. 13—Horton Hatches an Egg/ Butter Battle—Lucia Dryanski Aug. 20—Sneeches/Wrap UP—Connie Ghinazzi It was summer in UUville, The sun had come back, And all the UU faithful Were ready to relax. They were eager for sunshine. and to dive in the pool. For softball and picnics, And gardening tools. But come Sunday morning What fun would await? What summer series Did RST hope to relate? Why, A whole summer of church To the rhythm of Seuss! With green eggs, some Sneetches and whos on the loose. A Cat in a Hat whose up to no good, and a Lorax who tries to protect all the woods. Stories with meaning and purpose, of course. Wise lessons for all we UUs from this uncommon source. It will kick off in June And runs seven weeks Through July into August When the temperature peaks. So join us this summer For whimsy and rhyme and all the Seuss classics at our 10 o’clock time. Light fun with deep meaning Is our summertime goal. It’s a season of Seuss That will uplift the soul. -- Allen Bertsche Calendar |
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