Oct
30
Wed
Made with love stitchers, join together for a circle stitch. This is an informal group meet-up for working on projects. Also, see the progress we’ve made for our friends at the Benton Harbor Soup Kitchen and take some yarn for future projects. Any skill level is welcome. We will be meeting at a new location, 9589 Clark Street in Bridgman, MI. Street parking on the opposite side of the road.
Please RSVP to dre@berrienuu.org
Nov
2
Sat
Nov 2 @ 8:00 am – 4:00 pm
Berrien UU Fellowship is hosting a Rummage & Boutique sale with a variety of items donated by our membership. Items may include:
Furniture
Housewares
Clothing
Small Appliances
Sports and Outdoor Equipment
Toys
…and more!
Come early for the best selection. The sale is indoors, and on-site parking is available.
Nov
3
Sun
Nov 3 @ 10:30 am – 11:30 am
This Sunday, November 3rd, we will examine how the fear of our own deaths affects us psychologically, spiritually and socially. In his sermon, “Woody Allen, The Epic of Gilgamesh, and The Day of the Dead,” Rev. Jim McConnell will examine some of humanity’s strategies for dealing with death. He will also discuss how dealing with our fear of death has put us on an evolutionary trajectory that has propelled Humanity to achievements far beyond any other species on this planet, including some very good achievements and some that are very bad. Will the denial and fear of death propel us even further up an evolutionary path or will it lead to our ultimate destruction as a species? All this sounds quite depressing. It is not. This will be a service of hope.
Additionally, the BUUf Musicians will bring us their usual feast of good music, Vanessa Crenshaw will tell “The Story for All Ages,” Nan Lundeen will bring us a poem, and Joan Guilfoyle will be our reader.
Come, join us.
Nov
10
Sun
Nov 10 @ 10:30 am – 11:30 am
This Sunday, November 10th, We will be celebrating National Sesame Street Day, In his sermon titled: “Why Aren’t There Any Bars or Churches on Sesame Street?” Rev. Jim McConnell will take us a little farther up the block, where Sesame Street is a little seedier. There we will meet a bartender, a sex worker, the president of a multinational corporation, and the minister of the Sesame Street Unitarian Universalist Fellowship. On our journey to this less seen part of Sesame Street we will learn the A B Cs of self-discovery.
Additionally, the BUUF Musicians will have some more great music for us, the young ones will have a Story for All Ages, and Mary Lou Elson will bring us a poem.
Come.
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