Septemb er
The Touchstone
The Newsletter of the Unitarian Fellowship of Fredericton
York Street Fredericton N B E B R
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Contents for Septemb er Septemb er Rev David Hutchinson Unitarian So ci
ety of Houlton Hippo Eats Scott Alexander What is
Sunday Services
the Meaning of Life Rev Scott Alexander former
Joyful Noises Director
minister at the Houlton Church was my ro om mate
Women s Pot Luck
at GA this summer in Portland Oregon While there
Sunday Services Committee
were no hipp os in Portland we did discuss their
TUFF Ride Registry Players and Rules
relevance over breakfast one morning at a pancake
Grace House Emergency Shelter
house Come and hear my answer to one of the most
Kate Green of USC OTtawa to Visit
frequently asked questions around
Bridge
Children s Program Committee
Septemb er Nasnan No qtok Where the Sidewalk Be
Wanted to buy Slipp ers
gins An integenerational service inspired by and
Scarves for International Students
containing some works of Shel Silverstein
Wheelchair campaigns
Church of the Larger Fellowship
UUCSJ Gets National Coverage
Septemb er Saint John UUCSJ Dedication day for
Spirituality Bo ok Club at STU
their new home Sandy Point Road Saint John
CUC Presidents InfoTopics August
At p m
Letter to Prime Minister
We anticipate that a numb er of Fredericton mem
Message from Mary Bennett
b ers will want to join our sister congregation in their
CLF Forums
celebration and will plan to end on time with a low
key so cial hour so that p eople may make their way
to Saint John in go o d order if they cho ose
Sunday Services
Septemb er Ingathering Our traditional start of
Joyful Noises Director
year Everyone knows that the real new year in our
so ciety is the end of the summer vacation p erio d and The Joyful Noises choir is searching for a new director Is
the start of scho ol We will have our traditional corn there anyone at the Fellowship who would b e interested in
b oil following an ingathering service Please bring this p osition If so please contact either Linda
water or another token or symb ol of a pleasant or sig or Margaret
ni cant summer memory and share a few sentences
ab out where and why
Septemb er Angus Hamilton Global Warm
Women s Pot Luck
ing Climate Change in Perspective North American
Indian Proverb We do not inherit the earth from
The next monthly women s p ot luck will b e held Septem
our ancestors we borrow it from our children
b er th at pm Joan Brewer will host the gather
ing at her home Ridgewell Place The show and tell If you are exp ecting a talk on e cient light bulbs and
topic is what song evokes the strongest memories for you hybrid cars you re going to b e disapp ointed What
Please tell us ab out the song or songs and the memo I am going to do is touch lightly on many related
ries For more information contact Joan Brewer at jr things that will I hop e put global warming and cli
jeb nb sympatico ca or mate change in p ersp ective
moments honouring them in the quiet space of our own
hearts and minds pause honour that they shape not
just meaning but in some cases direction and action for
us pause Honour that we may not choose how or when
such events happen in our lives and yet we can with pa
tience and time exercise some choice in how we t them
into the patterns and context of our lives pause We
can exercise some choice in what attention we give these
joys and sorrows what intention we surround them with
and what direction we move in given their presence in our
lives longer pause
In some cases it may be important and timely for us to
let others here know about these joys and sorrows We
may have di erent reasons for doing this For example a
brief mention of the joy or sorrow may enable the larger
community assembled here to rejoice with us or recognize
our wish for support or consoling Since communities bond
with their hearts more than their heads this can be an im
portant time of bonding
To help us individual ly and as a caring community bene
t from this time of sharing I suggest we try a number of
things today
I suggest those who speak do so brie y so al l who wish to
speak wil l have an opportunity to do so
Owen Diamond Janel le Brewer cutting the cake August
As individuals we have di erent temperaments and di er
at the Fel lowship
ent levels of comfort both with sharing and with hearing
about the joys and sorrows of others If we choose to share
keeping our words brief can also acknow ledge that some
of us listening today may be doing the best we can in our
Sunday Services Committee
lives at this time and are not aware of inner resources to
cal l on now to o er support or respond with joy
The Adult Programme Sunday Services worship Com
mittee has met twice over the summer to plan service
The context of a service like this also places some con
topics for each week At b oth meetings we also consid
straints on how we as listeners can respond to others
ered various other matters dealing with the Sunday service
joys and sorrows I have tried as an experiment this week
which is a central part of our spiritual life
placing this part of the service near the end so people can
use the social gathering time after the service if they wish
One matter which raised signi cant discussion in the
to expand on their joy or sorrow or take the initiative to
rst meeting but on which I b elieve the committee had
approach others who have shared and fol low up with them
reached general concensus by the second meeting is the
in ways they feel would be appropriate
Joys and Concerns sometimes Joys and Sorrows Mary
Scott gave a very moving service on August just b efore
Are there personal joys or sorrows anyone wishes to share
the second summer meeting of the committee and fol
at this time
lowing discussion with several committee memb ers antic
The concensus which the committee has reached is that
ipated and incorp orated much of our thoughts on the mat
we do not want to signi cantly alter the Joys and Sor
ter Mary s intro duction to Joys and Sorrows was careful
rows Concerns segment of the service We are a small con
considered and well phrased and I am repro ducing it with
gregation and the numb er of p eople who typically sp eak
her p ermission
during Joys and Concerns is not so excessive that we have
At this time I l l ask us al l to shift from our discussion of
to curtail the segment as has happ ened in larger congrega
today s topic and move our thoughts and feelings towards
tions We will strongly recommend that the Joys segment
personal joys or sorrows from the last week or upcoming
b e placed near the end of the service so that it do es not
week Each of us has joys and sorrows in our lives some
interfere with the ow of the service and so that joys and
large many of them smal l and yet worth our noting and
concerns expressed may remain fresh in the minds of oth
paying attention to
ers so that they may seek out the individuals who sp oke
so as to share in the joy more fully or o er a sympathetic
As we individual ly move our focus now to personal joys
shoulder to those who need during our so cializing after
and sorrows let us re ect inward ly and spend a few
Dispatcher service The committee also feels that while this will b e
our recommendation the nal order of service is the deci
sion of the service leader who should organize the service
Compiles and maintains the Drivers and Riders lists
taking into account whatever sp ecial sp eaker or event is to
b e the centre of the service
Enjoys the privilege of working with such great p eo
Mary s intro duction was very well considered however it
ple
is likely to o lengthy to b ecome a standard intro duction
We hop e that p eople who have a joy that must b e shared
The Ride Registry at tUFF addresses two needs It pro
or a concern that cannot b e contained will learn to b e brief
vides friends and memb ers with transp ortation to Sunday
and to resp ect that others also have joys and concerns We
service It gives friends and memb ers the chance to help
also ask that as a lay led congregation we all share in the
out Whether you are a driver or a rider call the dis
ministry If someone was in obvious joy o er congratula
patcher allison calvern Thanks
tions during the so cializing or sympathy for those in need
Rememb er the Dear Abby advice that expressions of
joy or sympathy should b e only that and few of us are
quali ed to give advice and anyone so quali ed would not
give advice in a so cial setting
Grace House Emergency Shelter
To change the tone somewhat I will p oint out that the
Marcia Tanner the manager of Grace House Emergency
duty of the Sunday Service Committee is to plan our Sun
Shelter for Women needs p ersonal care pro ducts for the
day services There is no requirement that one b e on the
residents Marcia is comfortable accepting partly used
committee in order to sp eak or to b e a service leader If
b ottles from the Fellowship So if you no longer want
you are nervous ab out sp eaking in public then I can attest
something you used to use please put it in the green ham
from exp erience that the Fellowship is an excellent venue
p er in the foyer under the table where our song b o oks are
for building public sp eaking con dence Anyone with ser
stored
vice suggestions or who would like to lead a service should
approach any of the committee memb ers Haifa Miller
Patricia desChamps Jo Anne Elder Gomes Janet Craw
ford Anne Louise Bro okes Betsy Epp erly Al Sharp or
the chair
In fel lowship
Tony Fitzgerald
Chair Adult Programme Sunday worship
TUFF Ride Registry Players and
Rules
Drivers
O er a vehicle with ro om for a passenger or two
Deliver a rider s to York for Sunday service
and take them home after the service
Enjoy the privilege of b eing a taxi driver
Riders
Call the dispatcher on Saturday or b e
fore to arrange the drive for Sunday morning
On the steps shows left to right Peter Diamond s Austrian
Are ready to leave as so on as the driver app ears
friend Lisa the late Elizabeth Diamond s brother John
behind in red shirt Dorothy s son Matthew McFarlane and Enjoy the privilege of b eing part of our tUFF com
Dorothy Diamond munity
songs and hymns p ertaining to the chosen principle The
recently published UU song b o ok Now Let Us Sing pro
vides a very useful resource for this The second Sunday
Kate Green of USC OTtawa to Visit
will feature stories and discussion relevant to the principle
The third Sunday will b e a consideration of an appropri
Kate Green of USC Ottawa will b e sp eaking after the ser
ate environmental topic and the forth will fo cus on one of
vice on Septemb er th For those who can stay there
the ma jor world religions Here is the breakdown for next
will b e an informal p otluck with Kate immediately after
two months Septemb er b eing an exception to the ab ove
the service and a presentation starting at Her topic
b ecause of a fth Sunday
will b e the USC Seeds of Survival program and the general
issue of fo o d security Kate has worked in India Nepal
Theme Principle We Believe That Each And Every
and Ethiopia More information ab out USC programs is
Person Is Imp ortant
available on their website
Joan McFarland
Septemb er Corn Boil child care only
Co chair So cial Resp onsibil i ty
Septemb er Music Singing songs relating to Prin
ciple
Septemb er Principle Stories and discussion
Bridge
Septemb er Environmental Topic Fo o d
It s almost time for bridge again We will start the sea
Septemb er World Religion Islam Theme Princi
son on Septemb er If you like to play bridge JUST
ple We Believe That All People Should Be Treated
FOR FUN please join us at the Fellowship each second
Fairly and Kindly
and fourth Wednesday of the month at We usually
nish up b efore For more information call Nancy B
Octob er Music Singing songs relating to Principle
at or email b eltrand rogers com
Octob er Principle Stories and discussion
Octob er Environmental Topic Saving a Tree
Children s Program Committee
Octob er World Religion Buddhism
Following the practice of previous years there have b een
no formal RE classes o ered during the summer months
One of the concerns considered by the committee in its
Child care has b een available during the adult service with
delib erations is the small numb er of children attending on
Elisab eth Elder Gomes taking the children under her very
a given Sunday We are planning steps which we hop e will
capable wing
address this situation A letter has b een sent to parents
The Children s Program Committee has met three times
who have had children in the program in the past but
on August and to discuss plans for the coming
who have dropp ed out for one reason or another We are
season A sub committee Haifa Miller Heidi O Donnell
inviting them to take another lo ok at what we have to
and Stephanie Yorke met after service on August to
o er for children We also plan to advertise to the gen
develop a course outline for the fall term
eral public Wilfred Langmaid has agreed to do a brief
item on the religion page of the Septemb er issue of The
The committee plans to launch a new religious education
Gleaner The b est advertising remains of course word
program this fall The main goal of the new program
of mouth We ask all memb ers of TUFF to invite their
is to provide a lib eral religious environment where the
lib eral minded friends and their children to come and see
young p eople in our congregation may develop so cially and
what the Unitarian Fellowship of Fredericton is all ab out
spiritually guided by the seven principles of Unitarian
Universalism A secondary but nonetheless imp ortant
Also it should b e noted that a grant from the West Be
goal is to ensure that the children have fun on their Sunday
quest has b een received to cover a p ortion approximately
mornings with us Each month the fo cus will b e on one
half of the cost of our having hired a children s program
of those UU principles For Septemb er it is the inherent
facilitator
worth and dignity of every p erson or in language more
Mary Scott who agreed to serve on the Children s Pro
appropriate for children the b elief that each and every
gram Committee when I assumed the role of chair in
p erson is imp ortant
Novemb er has retired from the committee I would
The sequence of classes each month will b e similar The
like again to acknowledge the contribution that she made
rst Sunday of the month will emphasize music singing
to the committee during her time of service Her wise
counsel will b e missed Haifa Miller has consented to con
tinue on the committee and is joined by a numb er of par
ents of children in the program For the coming year the
Wheelchair campaigns
committee memb ers are
There are two separate e orts to provide wheelchairs which
George DeMille Kate Manuel Allan Walls
memb ers of the congregation should nd it easy to sup
Mei Huang Haifa Miller Stephanie Yorke
p ort
Gary Manuel Heidi O Donnell Children s Program
Facilitator
Patricia is wondering if we could start a bin at the Fellow
The following is taken from an ad placed in the Gleaner ship to collect tabs from cans for an e ort to raise money
when the fellowship was in its very early years and was for wheelchairs She would b e pleased to deliver our tabs
meeting in the new YM YWCA building on Saunders
from cans to George Derrah George Derrah is a memb er
Street of Epsilon Y s Men the service club of the Fredericton
YMCA
We have Christmas trees and Hanukkah lights We read
from the Bible and the story of evolution we hear about
Margaret Fitzgerald is collecting Sob ey s sales tap es
Mohamed Buddha Jesus Confucius and other religious to b e handed in at Pinegrove Nursing Home When
gures We try to learn as much as we can about al l faiths enough tap es are accumulated they will b e redeemed for
and about what people everywhere think is good wheelchairs If you want more details please contact Mar
garet at
We talk about al l kinds of things and wonder a lot When
we are very little we paint pictures and play house We lis
ten to stories and act them out When we are big children
we go on eld trips and visit other churches and temples
We are the children of the Unitarian Fel lowship of Fred
Church of the Larger Fellowship
ericton Would you like to join us
George DeMille
Identify yourself as a UU UU lap el pins of all shap es and
August
sizes can b e purchased through the Church of the Larger
Fellowship CLF Pro ceeds of these purchases help sup
p ort the CLF s many UU ministries all over the world Feel
free to copy and paste an excerpt or the entire do cument
into your newsletter
Wanted to buy Slipp ers
Flaming Chalice Lap el Pins Double circles Ovals
For an elderly lady at Ste Anne s Crt pair of knitted slip
sterling silver Gold Plated Pewter
p ers size like the slipp ers we wear at the Fellowship
3
She will pay for the yarn and something for making them
sizes sizes
4
It might b e another way of raising money for something
To purchase lap el pins and other UU jewelry
we want at the Fellowship If you are willing and able to
knit them please call Nancy B at
go to www clfuu org
Click on CLF Shop
or call
CLF brings Unitarian Universalism to religious lib erals
throughout the world
Scarves for International Students
Learn more ab out CLF at www clfuu org
A note from Judy Coates at Saint Thomas U
The Church of the Larger Fellowship s mission is to pro
I picked up the scarves they are beautiful What colours
vide a ministry to isolated religious lib erals promote the
and diversity The students wil l love them I l l try to get
understanding and growth of Unitarian Universalism and
some pictures
institute programs to that end
I l l drop o a Thank you card for you to pass on to the
Unitarian Knitters
have a great day
Judy
UUCSJ Gets National Coverage
Editor s note this from Mary Bennett
I love to see these cross Canada connections To
see a photo of Saint John s new building go to Editors note a word document with additional details ac
http www uucsj org companied this announcement Contact the editor if you
wish a copy sent by email
It was great to read ab out Saint John s new building and
that BC Unitarians were there to lend a hand Thanks
Building Committee Up date
Our new home is lo oking b etter and b etter The carp ets
CUC Presidents InfoTopics
were installed July and installation of the new win
August
dows b egan in the last two days of July Landscap e work
will take place in August
Editor s note this item had a PDF attachment which was
unsuitable for inclusion in the newsletter The editor wil l
A vast amount of work was needed to get ready for these
email it to anyone who wishes
things to happ en Virtually all painting is complete Walls
were repaired in preparation for the paint One dividing
Strength In Numb ers
wall was removed entirely and we now have one go o d sized
an overview of the CUC s Congregational Investment
ro om instead of two small ones on the ground o or near
p olicy
the kitchen Fixtures have b een replaced and or repaired
Show Me The Money
and in some cases removed For instance we no longer
an overview of the CUC s return on investments over the
have a toilet on the stage
past few years
Other News
The downstairs back windows so vulnerable to break in or
an up date on the Donation gift tracking and receipting
vandalism have b een closed o entirely and in the bath
program
ro oms fans installed through the closed o spaces The
library has b een set up in the o ce area of the sanctuary
And on and on go es the list
The entire Congregational Mailing package is available at
http www cuc ca programs mailings aug
A massive Thank You go es to the dedicated volunteer team
that has put in so much time and e ort to get us to this
p oint A truly magni cent team e ort
Philip Strapp
Financial Administrator
There is still much detail and trim work needed and the
Canadian Unitarian Council
kitchen and the bathro om next to the kitchen are still to
b e done But this will all happ en and everyone involved
www cuc ca
can feel justi ably proud of how much has b een achieved
in so short a time
P S A sp ecial mention of Al Liz Earl of Kelowna BC
summer visitors who worked several times
Letter to Prime Minister
The following letter was written by the CUC President
with the supp ort of the CUC s Peace Monitoring Group
August
Spiritual ity Bo ok Club at STU
The Right Honourable Steven Harp er
With the encouragement of our president Dr Michael W
Prime Minister of Canada
Higgins we have initiated a new b o ok club at St Thomas
O ce of the Prime Minister
University for p eople who enjoy reading b o oks that deal
Wellington Street
with spirituality either as the central theme or as a back
Ottawa Ontario K A A
ground We hop e to have attendees from many faith
groups and extend an invitation to all
Dear Prime Minister
It is to b e called The Merton Club and will meet ve times
a year Our rst meeting is on Septemb er at p m Recently there have b een allegations that General Rick
the b o ok selected is The Intimate Merton His Life from Hillier is over stepping his role as Chief of Defence Sta
by blo cking release of all les on the Afghanistan mission
His Journals by Thomas Merton The following meeting
will b e on Novemb er and the selection will b e Davita s requested under the Access to Information Act and by
Harp by Chaim Potok conducting secret surveillance of the p eace work of Steven
Staples of the Ottawa based Rideau Institute on Interna
For more information please call Heather MacDonald
tional A airs Ottawa Citizen July Military
Boss e at or email alumni stu ca
tried to cover up le on outsp oken critic
Canadian Unitarian and Universalist congregations ac Annual Conference Meeting
tively a rm and promote the use of demo cratic pro cess ACM will b e in Ottawa at Carleton University May
We b elieve that it is the role of Parliament not of non The theme is The Web of Life In Our Hands
elected government o cials such as General Hillier to de Watch http cuc ca conference index htm for de
cide p olicy issues and their implementation As President tails as they come up A request for concurrent session
of the Canadian Unitarian Council I urge you to address prop osals will b e p osted in Septemb er with a deadline of
this alleged breach of demo cratic pro cess As a military Novemb er The national ACM Program Plan
advisor General Hillier can and should provide advice di ning Committee then selects the sessions to cater to the
rectly to the government concerning military needs but diversity of interests and needs of those who attend the
should not contravene existing laws granting citizens ac conference Questions ab out the concurrent sessions can
cess to information nor intimidate citizens presenting op b e sent to sessions cuc ca
p osing views
In recent years the ACM attendance has tripled in size
General Hillier s alleged withholding of lawfully requested with a lot of the increased participation coming from the
information and secret surveillance of citizens are of great children s and youth programs A core group of young
concern to the Canadian Unitarian Council We are lo ok adults age were at ACM in Vancouver and are
ing to you as Prime Minister of Canada to maintain leg already working with the Noble Birds the Ottawa Young
islative authority over our military forces to ensure that Adult group to have a larger young adult presence this
General Hillier s actions are monitored closely and to en coming year
sure that the rights of citizens to hold their own views are
Canadian Unitarian Universalist Leadership
not restricted
Scho ol
We await your resp onse Another yearly event is CUUL Scho ol a three and a half
day residential scho ol that is the foundational blo ck of the
Yours sincerely
CUUL Program In we are planning for the rst
time to have CUUL scho ol in two lo cations in Canada
Jean P eiderer Ph D
one in the West and one in the East More details at
President Board of Trustees
http cuc ca programs leadership htm or send an email
to cuul west cuc ca or cuul east cuc ca Workshops and
Consultations at your lo cation Just ask While these three
programs are imp ortant our core o erings are those that
Message from Mary Bennett
your congregation wants brought to you We can o er
workshops and consultations in areas including nancial
As so on as the calendar turns from July to August we
stewardship lifespan learning religious education wor
know that Septemb er and the coming church year can t
ship memb ership growth mission vision and long range
b e far b ehind We hop e you will plan to attend some
planning transitions and congregational life
CUC events or invite us to your congregation to o er a
Here s some news from USC Canada CUC and USC
workshop
Canada have had close ties over the past few years USC
Regional Fall Gatherings
have b een formally represented at our Annual Conferences
CUC sta with volunteers in all four regions are heavily
with a workshop and an exhibit table We hop e to plan
into planning for our four Regional Fall Gatherings This
something sp ecial this coming year when we re in Ottawa
year they re truly coast to coast with the BC gathering
where Lotta Hitschmanova started it all and USC Canada
in Victoria BC and the Eastern one in St John s New
are still based
foundland on the same date rst weekend in Novemb er
Lotta Hitschmanova Honoured in Museum of Civ
Western is in Edmonton Octob er and Central at
ilization
South Peel Mississauga on Novemb er
Ottawa Gatineau In the company of the Prime Ministers
The Regional Gatherings attract an average of par
writers and industrialists who shap ed Canadian history is
ticipants with kids youth and multigenerational events
an unlikely character a young Czech woman whose par
planned There are choices for workshops for Satur
ents died in a concentration camp who found refuge in
day morning and or afterno on some go all day and lots
Canada and made it her mission to help those in need
of whole community events They re a great chance to
around the world Lotta Hitschmanova along with
meet with Unitarians and UU s from other congregations
other famous Canadians is featured in Face to Face The
and build connections for mutual supp ort and information
Canadian Personalities Hall a new p ermanent exhibit of
sharing through the year Many of the CUC Regional Net
the Canadian Museum of Civilization that op ened June
work Group volunteers will b e at the gatherings and can
The exhibit brings visitors face to face with the fascinating
talk with you ab out the workshops and consultations they
p eople whose actions shap ed Canada
can o er your congregation
Everything ab out Lotta was intriguing her name her
trademark military uniform and her story In she es The Church of the Larger Fellowship CLF o ers FO
tablished the Unitarian Service Committee USC a small RUMS at www clfuu org forums What is a CLF Forum
group of humanitarian aid workers sending supplies to It s a place for UUs to meet in cyb erspace to exchange
war torn Europ e She b ecame a venerated symb ol of how thoughts ideas and exp eriences The forums are free have
one p erson can make a di erence making the Unitarian no commitment as to how often you participate and are
Service Committee a household name through her radio op en to everyone who would like to engage in resp ectful
and TV ads In many ways Lotta represents Canada s conversation
coming of age on the international scene says Susan
Once you are registered you can cho ose b etween our Quest
Walsh USC Canada s Executive Director Lotta sp oke
Forums which feature a topic related to the current issue
passionately ab out human dignity and ab out the hop es
of our worship publication Quest www clfuu org quest
and values that connect humanity across b orders To day
or our Discussion Forums which o er a variety of topics
her words ring true more than ever as we tackle the prob
such as
lems of global p overty and injustice con ict and climate
Science and Religion
change USC Canada works in community based agricul
Discussions and information ab out topics in particular sci
ture with partner organizations in Africa Asia and Latin
enti c disciplines e g physics genetics astrology evolu
America and is involved in public education and p olicy
tion etc and ab out the meaning of ndings in these elds
work in Canada and globally We ve learned over the
for our faith
years that it isn t enough to supp ort communities to carry
out development programs says Walsh It s just as im
Go d go ds Go ddess no go ds
p ortant to have active global citizens who can change the
There have b een some interesting discussions on CLF L
p olicies that keep p eople p o or
ab out the topic of Go d within our religious tradition
Here s a place to carry out this discussion in more detail
Walsh adds that USC s work is still premised on recogniz
ing the p otential in every human b eing and helping them
Politics and Religion
achieve that p otential with their own knowledge resources
A place to bring our opinions ab out p olitics and religion
and creativity That was Lotta s conviction more than
together
years ago and it s even more relevant to day she says For
Unitarian Universalist Theology
more ab out Face to Face Faris Ahmed USC Canada tel
Discussion of any asp ect of our theology welcome here If
ext
needed we could also create topics for sp eci c branches of
Take care of yourselves and each other
UU theology e g UU Christian Theology UU Pro cess
Theology UU Pagan Theology UU Buddhist Theology
Mary
etc
Mary Bennett Executive Director mary cuc ca
And you re always welcome to op en up a new topic for
conversation so if there s something of burning interest to
you please share it with our online community
CLF Forums
You can nd out more ab out participating on our online fo
rums by reading the FAQ sheet which you will nd within
Editor s note this arrived in early August but after the
the Discussion Forums Or if you have questions feel free
August newsletter was complete so we have two Church of
to contact our minister for lifespan learning Lynn Ungar
the Larger Fel lowship l lers this issue
at lungar clfuu org
Forums o ered through the Church of the Larger Fellow
Editor s note see earlier CLF article for contact and ad
ship can provide an opp ortunity for cyb erspace UU con
ditional information on CLF
versation Feel free to copy and paste an excerpt or the
entire do cument into your newsletter
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