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March 4, 2012
Elders and Families Class
12:30-3 pm
Our speaker at the March 4th Meeting on Transportation will be Paul Branson, Community
Mobility Manager for Marin Transit! He will give
us an overview of new and future plans in Marin. Paul
will also include changes in Bay Areas transit available
to you. There will be a Q&A afterward. You don't want
to miss this! Bring friends & family as well! We will
be convening after Sunday Service in the Sanctuary for
lunch and the program. There will not be a second pro
gram on April 15th. PLEASE REMEMBER THIS CLASS
REQUIRES AN RSVP AS WE ARE SERVING A LIGHT
LUNCH.
RSVP Carol at 883-9676.
“Deep Green” conversations
Feb. 19th and 26th
Noon- 3pm
Flyer
We will view and discuss the DVD, “Deep Green,” which points out some interesting things about global warming and how we can help to make its impact lighter on the planet. A light lunch is provided. The plan is to make this a positive conversation with an eye towards what we could do as a religious community to join in and help.
Please RSVP to Linda Haumann by Feb. 15, dre@uumarin.org
“Build Your Own Theology”
April 2, 16, 23, 30 and May 7
6:45-8 pm
A course to help you define what is true for you regarding your faith, will be offered in the spring.
Readers' Theatre
Second and fourth Thursday 7:30 to 9 p.m. at UUCM
Contact Jan Seagrave.
Readers' Theatre is now an established UUCM institution (this being our second year). We invite you to join us every second and fourth Thursday of the month in Fellowship Hall, from 7:30 to 9 pm. Our main goal is to have fun! Secondarily, we present short plays, poems, and other tasty bits at occasional Sunday services.
Reader's Theatre at the Day of the Dead service
UUCM BOOK CLUB
Third Wednesdays, 7:30-9 pm
Contact Nani
Our UUCM Book Group meets the third Wednesday of each month, 7:30 to 9 PM in the Clara Barton Room. All are invited. Our next meeting is February 15. Carol Littrell will lead a discussion of Nemesis by Chalmers Johnson. Johnson, a political scientist, is author of Blowback and The Sorrows of Empire. "In Nemesis, the bestselling and final volume in what has become known as the Blowback Trilogy, he shows how imperial overstretch is undermining the republic itself, both economically and politically." His advice is to follow Britain's role and jettison both empire and the world-policeman role.
Kirtan
7:00 to 8:30 PM (Approx.), every fourth Thursday
Fireside Room
Contact Minister
Chanting & meditation services. These services offer a refreshing reentry into the heart-centered world of meditation and deep joy. If you haven't come to one of these services before and wish to deepen your spiritual life or find a space to just relax into, please come.
Knitting to Serve
Fourth Wednesdays, 7:00-8:30 pm
Contact Linda
“Knitting to Serve” is a needlework group that meets monthly on the fourth Wednesday evening (except November and December) at 7 pm at UUCM to make afghans as an expression of caring for special people. This is part of the national activity “Keep America Warm”. Squares are knitted or crocheted and then stitched together to make small blankets to be given away. Linda Haumann is the coordinator of this activity. She took several of the blankets to residents of the local nursing home recently when the RE classes were visiting there. Both the children and the blankets were received warmly!
Small Group Circles: If you’d like to join a small group, please contact dre@uumarin.org. Currently there are three groups:
Second Mondays, 7-9 pm rotating at members’ homes
Third Thursdays, 1:15-3:00 pm at UUCM
