Robert Kennedy was only 43 when he was assassinated, cutting short a career of service to our country. We can never know what he might have done, had he lived longer, but we can learn from his prophetic voice. Our service this Sunday will look at his inspirational messages to all of us -- messages that ring out across the decades since his death, with meaning that might inform our lives today. Service Leader: Gary Sjogren
Sunday June 2: "Can You Drink the Cup?" by Rev. Karen Stoyanoff
Taken from a Biblical story and weaving together the prophetic voices of Henri Nouwen and Victor Frankl, we will explore what it means to experience all the joy and sorrow that life has to offer. Service Leader: Dawn Usher
Sunday June 9: "The Legacy of Olympia Brown" by Rev. Karen Stoyanoff
Olympia Brown was the first woman to be ordained by a denomination. Her life stands as a testament to the importance of struggling for and standing for that which we believe is right and just. She fought with words and deeds for women's suffrage and peace. Today's service will celebrate th example she has left for us as twenty-first century UUs. Service Leader: Mark Erickson
Sunday June 16: "Flower Communion" by Rev. Karen Stoyanoff
Reverend Karen will discuss the prophetic message of Norbert Capek, a political prisoner of the Nazis that died in a camp. He was also a Unitarian Minister in Eastern Europe and the United States. His Flower Communion is a lovely tribute to celebrating our unique qualities and welcoming all to our community. In addition to hearing about his life and views, we will conduct a flower communion, so please bring a flower to share. Everyone attending will receive a flower to take with them from this service.
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COUNTY WIDE IMMIGRATION FORUM Time: 6:30 p.m. Place: St. Philip Benizi
Catholic Church in Fullerton Details: A large, county-wide action in support of
immigration reform will take place
Thursday, May 23rd, at St. Philip Benizi
Catholic Church in Fullerton. The event
opens with a Mass at St. Philips from
6:30-8:30pm. The ecumenical action will
begin at 7:00 p.m. and last until 8:30 pm.
More than 1,000 people of interfaith
backgrounds from around Orange
County are expected to attend in support
of our Latino brothers and sisters.
Friday, May 31
INTERWEAVE GATHERING Time: 7:00 p.m. Place: UUCA church Details: Interweave is an LGBTQ/straight alliance group. Contact: Steven Fenn or Jose Lopez
Friday to Sunday, June 7 - 9
CAMP DE BENNEVILLE 3-DAY WEEKEND - FUN FOR ALL AGES.
Place: Camp deBenneville Pines, San Bernardino mountains Details: Join us for 3-day weekend full of fun at our seventh annual weekend retreat at Camp deBenneville Pines, the UU camp in the beautiful San Bernardino mountains. This is a wonderful UU conference camp, with comfortable gas-heated cabins, delicious food, a large lodge, and many activities for adults and children. The price for this weekend is $130 for adults, $95 for teens 13-17, and $75 for children 3-12. Contact: Download the registration form, and contact Judy Brazell (judy2write@yahoo.com or 714-999-1077) for more information.
Wednesday - Sunday, June 19-23
UUA General Assembly in Louisville, KY
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