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UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST
Fellowship
MARCH 2010
March 7- Defining Moments: Events and Decisions That Change Our Lives - Rev. Michelle Tonozzi
Each of us can recall times in our lives when we have been confronted with life changing events or critical decisions that have come to define the path of our life's journey. Here is an opportunity to reflect on those life defining moments and their consequences for personal and community transformation.
Today is First Sunday. Everyone is invited to Soup and Bread for nourishment of body and spirit immediately following the service in the Fellowship Hall. Following Soup and Bread, those who are new to the Fellowship are invited to meet with Michelle to learn everything you ever wanted to know about Unitarian Universalism, but were afraid to ask.* (See Minister's Column)
Greeters: Alison Bell and Glynis Perschke/Coffee: Program committee
March 14: Musical Service – Mark Ochu
Mark Ochu is an internationally renown concert pianist. He has taken his approach to music appreciation to 25 countries on four continents. During his 30 years of concert lecturing Mark has developed a marvelous series of thematic programs. He will play works by Liszt and other composers.
Greeters: Lisa and Hank Schreifels/Coffee: Patricia Bechtold and Terry Krause
March 21: From You I Receive, To You I Give - Rev. Michelle Tonozzi
From you I receive, to you I give. Together we share, and from this we live. What gifts can we bring to show we care? What ways can we find our love to share?
This song that we sing when we receive the Offering in Support of the Fellowship on Sunday mornings has profound implications for the life of the Fellowship and it's wide concerns, as well as for each individual member of the Fellowship who voluntarily contributes her or his time and treasure to insure that our liberal religious presence in the Greater St Cloud area will continue to grow and thrive. Today we celebrate what it means to call oneself a member of the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of St Cloud. New members of the Fellowship will be welcomed and recognized as a part of today's service.
** (See Minister's Column.)
Greeters: Linda Saupe and Mark Zabee/Coffee: Julie K. Peters and Brenda Graves
March 28: Building Community with Sustainable Food
Rick Miller and Carol Gibson-Miller are the founders of the Central Minnesota Sustainability Project (CMSP). CMSP is a fledgling organization committed to linking multicultural organic and sustainable gardeners with suitable gardening land in greater St. Cloud, and helping develop producer to consumer markets for foods produced in those gardens. CMSP is also focused on multicultural community building through food preservation, preparation, and shared community meals.
Greeters: Michael Hormann and Wendy Schoen/Coffee: Elizabeth Vaughan and Jennifer Kohnhorst