FEBRUARY 2012      

 

 10:30 a.m. February 5: Sources of Our Faith: The Wisdom of BuddhismRev. Michelle Tonozzi 

Buddhist teachings and practice have been a source of inspiration and truth for many Unitarian Universalists. I had the opportunity to visit Tu Hieu Monastery in Hue, Vietnam, in December. This is the “root” monastery of Thich Nhat Hanh, Buddhist monk and teacher, who has brought Buddhism to Westerners in a way that offers transforming consequences for individuals and societies. He is the author of Touching Peace and Peace Is Every Step, as well as many other books on peacemaking and Buddhist practice. He is also a poet! At Truc Lam Monastery in Dalat, Vietnam, I was honored to meet with one of the teachers there, Thich Tinh Dam, and have a lengthy conversation with him regarding the "true nature of reality." I'll share with you why I am drawn to the teachings and practice of Zen Buddhism and some of what I have learned from these teachers.

 Today is First Sunday. Everyone is invited for Soup and Bread and fellowship following the today's service. Visitors, please be our guests!


10:30 a.m. February 12:  Valentine’s Day Concert: The Gift of Love—Fellowship Singers

Choir members and others in the congregation will provide a morning of music: voices and instruments, solos, duets and trios, so on, celebrating love in all its manifestations. Wear your heart on your sleeve and join us.


10:30 a.m. February 19: An Atheist in Search of GodRev. Michelle Tonozzi

Alfred North Whitehead was a brilliant mathematician and scientist who turned to metaphysics in search of Ultimate Truth. First published in 1929, Process and Reality is the book that founded the school of Process Theology. Many liberal religionists today find process theology a fruitful way of understanding the nature of God and the universe and our place in this cosmology. What kind of God do concepts of Process Theology offer “A-theists”?


10:30 a.m. February 26: Celebration of Creativity—Children’s Religious Education Committee

We invite you to an intergenerational service where we celebrate and enjoy the unique and special talents we all have. There will be an art show, visual performance, time to walk around and talk to our local in-house artists and a few treats. We look forward to seeing you there.

 


 









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