NewsTalk Topic for 2/12/17

An essay question:  come prepared to share your opinions on the policies and actions that the Trump administration has taken in its first three weeks – what do you like and what do you find of concern?  Be specific and give examples.  You may use more than one bluebook for your answer.  You may bring written notes, but no printed materials.

Tour of the Norton

Natalie Lederer will give a tour of the Norton “Recognition of the Art of Women –Svenja Deininger- Second Chances, First Impressions” on February 15 at 10:30am. This is the sixth in a row of the RAW series. Call Natalie at 561-790-5981 by Sunday, Feb 12^th to reserve a spot.

The Light of Truth

Sunday, Feb 5 -- The Light of Truth, led by Rev. CJ McGregor

This month we will focus on our Congregation and it's annual pledge campaign.  One reason, among many, to support 1stUUPB is that here you will find one of the remaining places to be with fellow seekers.  The programs, the ministries, the fellowship -- all lead us to the light of truth.

"Yes" to DACA, Sanctuary

On Sunday, January 29th, 2017, at a general meeting of the First Unitarian Universalist Congregation of the Palm Beaches, the membership, by a wide margin, voted to approve a resolution supporting the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (the DACA program), which protects undocumented immigrants who arrived in the U.S. as children (also known as "Dreamers"), and declaring the 1stUUPB grounds a sanctuary for those currently eligible for DACA's protection and who would seek refuge and safety from deportation.

"Yes" to Black Lives Matter AIW

On Sunday, January 29th, 2017, at a general meeting of the First Unitarian Universalist Congregation of the Palm Beaches, the membership voted, by a wide margin, to approve a resolution supporting the Black Lives Matter Movement as stated in the UUA 2015 Action of Immediate Witness (AIW).  

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NewsTalk Topics for Feb 5, 2017

NewsTalk Topics for Sunday

- week two of the Trump Era

- more nominations, hearings, and confirmations

- changes in the National Security Council

- federal judges stay Trump immigration order

- are tweets making the traditional media obsolete?