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July 12 – “What Our Children Teach Us.”

Children and youth have their own unique perspectives on the world. And they can teach grown-ups A LOT! We will hear from them today, in their own words. You can find the zoom link/info to join service in your latest weekly email (or scroll down uufayetteville.org homepage to the “This Week” Section. To view the Order of Service, click HERE.
** We “Share the Plate” this week with NWA Center for Sexual Assault. This valuable community organization works to provide a safe haven of healing and hope to those affected by sexual violence and strives to enable a safer future for all through education and awareness by offering free, comprehensive support to survivors of sexual assault while actively addressing the individual and community hurt caused by those who perpetrate. To find out more, please visit: https://nwasexualassault.org/You can donate online at uufayetteville.org or mail a check to UUFF (please note clearly that donation is for “share plate”). Thanks for your generosity.**

Dear Families, UUFF subscribes to a service called Soul Matters, which provides resources for UU congregations. They have put together five weeks of a family resource called, “Creating Sabbath Space,” which is all about creating a sacred space in your home during this time of COVID-19.

We shared the link to each week’s curriculum with you these past 5 weeks, and in case you missed the announcement and would like to see what it is all about, here are links to each week:

P.S., You will notice our own Teresa Honey Youngblood is one of the authors!

Sunday, Jul 12 - 10:00 am - 10:45 am
Adult Religious Education Discussion Group - via Zoom
Topic this Sunday: In a new book, historian Rutger Bregman makes the case that people are good and that if we trust each more, great societal benefits are possible.

https://www.npr.org/2020/05/30/866059164/in-humankind-rutger-bregman-aims-to-convince-that-most-people-are-good

Sunday, Jul 12 - 10:00 am - 10:45 am
UUFF Meditation Group - via Zoom

Monday, Jul 13 - 9:00 am - 11:00 am
UUFF Grounds Work - Volunteers needed - Mondays 9-11am (unless it is raining!)
There are 6 people who regularly work on the UUFF grounds. A few more come as they are able. We gather at UUFF each Monday from 9-11am, unless it is raining.

Please join us. Bring your own gloves and tools if you have them, and enjoy visiting, working and social distancing with us whenever you are able. Questions? Please contact Fawn in the office.

Sunday, Jul 19 - 10:00 am - 10:45 am
Adult Religious Education Discussion Group - via Zoom

Sunday, Jul 19 - 10:00 am - 10:45 am
UUFF Meditation Group - via Zoom

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July 12 – “What Our Children Teach Us.”

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July 5 – “Doorways of Change,” with speaker, Bettina Lehovec.

June 28 – “UUA General Assembly Sunday Worship Service.”

June 21 – “Midsummer Service,” led by Renée Janski, Tressa Disney and more!

June 14 – “Mourning – Joy and Woe Woven Fine,” with Rev. Jim Parrish. Many in our world are mourning — deaths, change, inequality, COVID, environment… and yet, as William Blake would say, there is joy within. Intersections and relationships to explore.

June 7 – “Black Lives Matter: Anti-Racism and Us.”

May 31 – “And Still We Rise: Considering the Undeniable Power of Black Women in the Late 19th and Early 20th Centuries,” with guest speaker, Raven Cook.

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