WORSHIP
SERVICE TIMES
Sundays 11:00 a.m. to approximately 12:15 p.m.
Join us for our worship service every Sunday morning at 11:00 a.m. We offer childcare and religious education for children and youth during the worship service.
Don't miss Food and Fellowship every week after the service!
WORSHIP SCHEDULE
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Worship Schedule
March 1, 2015: "Are You Lonesome Tonight?" by Rev. Karen Stoyanoff The haunting question asked in a song written and performed by Elvis Presley is one that haunts many of us. Loneliness plagues the hearts of those who feel they are without support as they go through life. How do we deal with our loneliness and find ways to make the connections that will help us get through the day and the long night? Service Leader: Bob Cerince
March 8, 2015: "Religious Humanism" by Rev. Karen Stoyanoff Many Unitarian Universalists call themselves “religious humanists” meaning that they find meaning in humanity and human history rather than in traditional theological concepts. They have a strong moral code and are often open to the possibilities of awe and wonder. Join us this Sunday as Karen explores what it means to call oneself a Religious Humanist. Service Leader: Dave Chittenden
March 15, 2015: "What Does it Mean to be 'Married'?" by Johnnie Bloom On June 26, 2013 the Supreme Court of the United States ruled that Proposition 8 was ultimately unconstitutional and refused to hear further argument on it. This ruling caused a chain reaction that swept slowly across the country. What does this mean for the LGBTQ community as a whole? Why is marriage acknowledgement so important to all citizens? What does it mean to "Stand on the Side of Love?" Service Leader: Quin Boyce
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Posted Feb 23, 2015, 9:21 AM by Anaheim UU Church
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Reverend Karen S. Stoyanoff, Ph.D
Rev.
Stoyanoff has served as minister of the Orange Coast Unitarian
Universalist Church in Costa Mesa. She was an interim minister at Third
Unitarian Church in Chicago, Illinois, and did community ministry in the
greater Chicago area. Her community ministry focused on interfaith
work, public advocacy for children at risk, and dealing with the
problems of homelessness. Karen received her Masters of Divinity degree
from Meadville Lombard Theology School in 1996, at which time she was
awarded the prize for excellence in preaching.
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Children's Religious Education
Time: Sunday 11:00 am
Contact: Riley Meyer
Details: The children meet in a separate, securely-locked building adjacent to our main building. There is childcare for young children, and classes for school-age children.
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