Fawn Smith

Led by RJ (Ronda Jean).

Led by Rev. Jim Parrish. A reflection and instruction on the tradition of Tao and Te (pronounced “Dow” and “Day”).

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Led by Rev. Jim Parrish, this is a service about love, siding with love, and what love means to you.

*We will also share the plate with Hispanic Women’s Organization of Arkansas to replenish their Scholarship Fund. Loose collection plate money and specially-designated checks/cash (please write “share plate” on envelope or check memo line) will be donated to this worthy cause.*

What is being homeless, and what is being “home?” Led by Rev. Jim Parrish.

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It seems the powers that be would want doubt to be our frame of mind- to not know what is true so we don’t act. But Doubt is freeing if wielded as a truth teller, an act that clarifies and frees the truth. Let’s exercise our Doubt. Led by Rev. Jim Parrish.

**Today we’ll share the plate with Northwest Arkansas Food Bank- all loose collection plate money and specially-designated (write “share plate” on envelope or check memo line) will be given to this valuable community organization. Thanks for your generosity!**

Max Picard, in his classic book, “The World of Silence,” says, “The human spirit requires silence just as much as the body needs food and oxygen.” This service will focus on relaxation, meditation, and peace through calming words and music. Led by Marty Faitak.

Endings and new beginnings, led by Melly and Renée Janski

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Led by Rev. Jim Parrish and Renée Janski. UUFF Choir will sing and drum to celebrate the returning light!

We are surrounded by religious and secular seasonal celebrations this time of year, with a lot of meaning for some, and little for others depending on traditions and belief. Scriptures, or texts that contain/explain beliefs and philosophies important to how one lives their life play into and inform these celebrations. There are obvious, and not so obvious scriptures for Christmas, Hanukkah, and even Solstice celebration. What are your scriptures for life? Bring your book, or poem, the title of your “scripture” for living to share.

Led by Melly, with Christmas jazz by RJ, Mike, and Renée and carols for all! Please bring an ornament or two to help decorate our gathering space. We will share the plate with Peace at Home Shelter.

Sharing the Plate: Each year Peace at Home works with hundreds of survivors of violence in our community as they work to rebuild their lives. Loose collection plate money and specially-designated cash/checks (please write “share plate” on envelope or check memo line) will be given to this valuable local organization. For more information, https://peaceathomeshelter.org/