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QUIMPER UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST FELLOWSHIP
SUNDAY SERVICES' SCHEDULE
September 2010
September 5 • 10am (one service only) Gathering of the Waters Ceremony-Peggy Albers
We celebrate coming together in the fall and learn a little about each
other in this annual celebration. Please bring a sample of water from your
summer travels (or your own backyard) to mingle with our water from the
past sixteen years and tell us a little bit about your journey. This year, the
Green Sanctuary Committee and the Religious Education Program of this
Fellowship will be focusing on "environmental justice" issues relating to
water, and conservation. It is fitting then, that this, our annual Gathering of
the Waters Service, helps make us aware, individually and collectively, of
the physical and spiritual importance of water. This will be an
intergenerational service with families encouraged to share their stories
together.
September 12 • 9:15 & 11:15am (Opening Sunday) Universalism: A Theology for Our Time, Part I-Rev. Bode
I begin the new church year with two sermons on Universalist
theology. The first of the these two sermons will explore Dr. Forrest
Church's "Cathedral of the World" metaphor and the five points of
Universalist theology embodied in that metaphor.
September 19 • 9:15 & 11:15am Universalism: A Theology for Our Time, Part II-Rev. Bode
This is the second of two sermons at the beginning of the new church
year on Universalist theology. This sermon will explore another of Dr.
Forrest Church's metaphors relating to that theology.
September 26 • 9:15 & 11:15am "How to Be Happy: The Big Picture"-Rev. James Kubal-Komoto (pulpit exchange)
Everybody from Thomas Jefferson to the Dalai Lama thinks that the
purpose of our lives is to be happy, or at least to pursue happiness, but
what really makes us happy in life? Reverend James Kubal-Komoto is in
his 11th year of ministry at Saltwater Unitarian Universalist Church in Des
Moines, Washington. A native of the Chicago suburbs, he holds a doctor of inistry degree from Meadville/Lombard Theological School and lives with his wife and son in Federal Way.
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