NewsTalk Topics for January 21st

- will Trump withdraw the U.S. from the Iran nuclear agreement?

- will the Supreme Court allow Ohio to purge its voter rolls?

- should recipients of Medicaid be required to work?

- are you ready to have a microchip embedded in your body to store personal information, credit cards, medical records, etc.?

- how will  the 2020 census affect the 2024 presidential election?

I AM NOT YOUR NEGRO, January 27th

January film: I AM NOT YOUR NEGRO

Ministers Hall, Jan 27, 12:30pm

Discussion led by Wayne Johnson

Using James Baldwin's unfinished final manuscript, Remember This House, this documentary film follows the lives and successive assassinations of three of the author's friends, Medgar Evers, Malcolm X and Martin Luther King Jr., delving into the legacy of those iconic figures and narrating historic events using Baldwin's original words and a flood of rich archival material. An up-to-the-minute examination of race in America, this film is a journey into black history that connects the past of the Civil Rights movement to the present of #BlackLivesMatter.

Teaching Thursday, Jan 18

“Revisiting Current Arguments About the Civil War- Slavery or State’s Rights? Was the South’s Decision to Secede Legal?” -- Bob Burns, 7pm, Ministers Hall

Dinner at 6pm in Ministers Hall, catered by Allora.

The menu is:

Meat Lasagna

Stuffed Shells

Garden Salad

Garlic Rolls

Cookies and Ice Cream

B Y O B

Donation requested is $15 (surplus will be returned to the Congregation).

Reservations required by Wednesday at 11am to Barbara at 561-627-6105 or uniuni2@att.net.

Natalie Lederer to Lead Norton Tour: Reserve Now

Natalie Lederer is leading a tour of the Norton Museum at 1pm on February 2nd. She will explain the “Doll Houses of Lucy Bassett Andrew and the sculptures of Geraldine Vanderbilt Whitney”. Please make reservations by contacting Natalie by phone at 561-790-5981 or email at ledererc@bellsouth.net by January 28, 2018.

Order of Service: January 14th

Prelude:  Let There Be Peace on Earth by Jill Jackson-Miller

Lighting the Chalice Flame (in unison): Affirmation: Love is the spirit of this congregation and service is its law. This is our great covenant to dwell together in peace, to seek the truth in love and to help one another.

Welcome/Announcements

Celebration of Life

Silent Meditation & Candle Lighting

Message: Exploring Principle 1  Rev. Dr. Dan Lambert

Offertory:  A Change is Gonna Come by Sam Cooke

Closing Words by T. Geisel

Extinguishing the Chalice Flame (in unison) We extinguish this flame, but not the light of truth, the warmth of community, or the fire of commitment. These we carry in our hearts until we are together again.

Postlude:  From a Distance by Julie Gold

Gratitude & Applause
* Please stand in body or spirit
Hearing devices, and envelopes for cash pledges are available on the hymnal cart or ask an usher.

This Week
Today: Committee Fair & Social Hour 11:30am   in Ministers Hall,
Monday- Administration Office Closed. Buddhist Rental All week.
Tuesday-Friday: Administration Office hours 9:30am-12:30pm
Tuesday: Men’s Wisdom Circle: 7:00pm in the Channing Room
Thursday:  JAM Meeting 5:00pm in Ministers Hall. Catered dinner 6pm in Ministers Hall. Teaching Thursday presentation at 7pm The “Slavery or State’s Rights” debate (The South resorted to Secession. Was that step legal?) by Bob Burns.
Friday: Hanging for Art Show 5pm in Ministers Hall
Saturday: Art Show 6pm in Ministers Hall.
Sunday:  News Talk will resume at 9:15am in Ministers Hall.

Gratitude
Thank you to all who contribute to our service and fellowship hour each week. This week:
• Music coordinator: Peilin Ko
• Cover art: Larry Stauber
• Fellowship hour hospitality: All The Committees

And to our permanent staff:
• Barbara Hatzfeld, office administrator
• Willie Nelson, sexton. 

Announcements
• Next Sunday: “Covenant: Our Promises to Each Other” Larry & Amy Stauber, JAM Grant Collection
• Rev. Dr. Dan Lambert Office Hours: Tuesday 5-8pm and Thursday 9am-Noon. His office telephone # is 561-627-6106. His e-mail is revdan@1stuupb.org. 
• Food Items collected during the offertory are donated to the Lake Park Food Pantry, 
• Shoes and Toiletry Articles collected are donated to the Haitian Community.

CALLING ALL ARTISTS, SCULPTURES, JEWELRY MAKERS

We are having an Art Show starting on the 20th of January . We are accepting all  items Sunday the 14th.  We are having the Committee Fair during coffee hour. We can received items after coffee. See Henry Gruen or Pat Knight.

We need to know name of item, price, your name and phone number.

Looking forward to seeing all the talented people in our Congregation.

If you are showing, please bring friends and family to the opening.  We are asking all who are showing to help out by bringing an appetizer or a bottle of wine. We want to make the show a happening place and fun for everyone.

Wanted: Children's Religious Education Leader

We are a liberal religious Congregation in search of a fun, dynamic, and creative teacher and leader for our children's religious education program. This is a part-time position that requires two hours on Sunday mornings and up to three additional hours throughout the week. Requirements include experience teaching children, a commitment to liberal religion, and evidence of successful employment. Drug screening, criminal background check, and multiple references are required. For more information about us, visit our web page at www.1stuupb.org. Qualified applicants should email a cover letter and resume' to  revdan@1stuup.org.