Saturday, January 7, 2017
Thursday, January 5, 2017
JAM Teaching Thursday, Jan 12
January
12 Important JAM Teaching Thursday
WHAT
COULD RACIAL JUSTICE LOOK LIKE AT 1stUUPB?
6pm
Dinner, prepared by our own extraordinary
chef Henry Gruen who will make his famous pulled pork,
to be served with all the fixins’. Call the
office with your reservations by Wednesday, January 11 at 2pm. $10
per person
7pm
Teaching Thursday: Let’s consider the following questions
together:
Will
we endorse the UUA Black Lives Matter movement Action of Immediate Witness?
Will
we start a Showing Up for Racial Justice chapter?
Will
we declare our campus a Sanctuary for Dreamers if
they are threatened with deportation?
We
will discuss all these proposals and answer your questions. This
is your chance to learn and ask questions in preparation for voting
on Sunday, January 29, when we will vote as a
Congregation on all three important issues.
Your
JAM team unanimously endorses all three, and
urges you to
attend the Teaching Thursday session to
learn more,
and the Congregational assembly to vote.
The Best Democracy Money Can Buy
The 1stUUPB JUSTICE ACTION MINISTRY will address the issue of VOTER SUPPRESSION with a film and discussion, SATURDAY, JAN 21, 1-3pm in Ministers Hall
The film is the widely acclaimed The Best Democracy Money Can Buy by noted investigative reporter Greg Palast. The movie is a very informative look at the myth behind America's beloved right to vote. In the beginning of our country only white males who owned property could vote. Over the centuries the franchise has widened. But voter suppression efforts continue. They are more sophisticated and arise from the fundamentally anti-democratic and racist beliefs which were present at the beginning of our republic. What can UUs do about this affront to our seven principles? Join the discussion after the movie, on January 21, from 1 to 3pm in Ministers Hall.
The film is the widely acclaimed The Best Democracy Money Can Buy by noted investigative reporter Greg Palast. The movie is a very informative look at the myth behind America's beloved right to vote. In the beginning of our country only white males who owned property could vote. Over the centuries the franchise has widened. But voter suppression efforts continue. They are more sophisticated and arise from the fundamentally anti-democratic and racist beliefs which were present at the beginning of our republic. What can UUs do about this affront to our seven principles? Join the discussion after the movie, on January 21, from 1 to 3pm in Ministers Hall.
Rev CJ's Hours
Friends,
I'm making a change in my office hours for the remainder of my time here. I will be on-site Tuesday through Thursday from 9:30am-2pm. Outside of those hours I will schedule home/hospital visits and other appointments.
I'm always available by phone. Please think about stopping in or scheduling some time together before my departure.
Blessings, CJ
Tuesday, January 3, 2017
Thursday Dinner 6pm Ministers Hall
C R Chicks will cater
Wood Fired Rotisserie Chicken
Caesar Salad
Penne pasta with tomato basil cream sauce
Homemade bread
Cookies and ice cream
Donation requested: $10 (any surplus goes to the Congregation).
Reservations requested by Wednesday, Jan. 4th at 2pm to Barbara at 561-627=6105 or uniuni2@att.net.
Sunday, January 1, 2017
NewsTalk topics for Sunday, January 8
-- Trump, the UN Security Council,
and Israel
-- Trump, Perry, and nuclear weapons
-- Trump, Twitter, and the importance
of an inquisitive media and an
accessible and responsive White House
-- North Carolina - bathroom bills and
partisan legislation to strip the
governor's powers
-- how did there become two Chinas?
-- rounding out the Cabinet and the White House staff
Friday, December 30, 2016
Last Chance for 2016 Donations
This is your last opportunity to make a 2016 tax deductible donation to the First Unitarian Universalist Congregation of the Palm Beaches this year.
Your gift will:
•Help maintain a strong liberal religious presence in Palm Beach County;
•Help to provide our inclusive congregation the opportunity to come together to help each other grow spiritually, strive for social justice, and help those in need;
•Help support the strong programming such as News Talk, Teaching Thursdays, and Second Saturday Book Club (among many others) that the congregation provides for its members, friends, and community.
To Donate by Mail
Mail your Donation to:
First UU Congregation of the Palm Beaches
635 Prosperity Farms Road
North Palm Beach, FL 33408
Checks can be made out to “First Unitarian Universalist Congregation of the Palm Beaches” or “1stUUPB”.
To Donate Electronically
Your gift can be sent to us electronically by credit card or ACH transfer by clicking HERE
Thank you,
Harry Wolin, Treasurer
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