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April Services on ense DDDonon SSSense – by Rev. Don Garrett April 1
April Fool! It seems that, having come in like a lamb, the month of March is leaving the Rev. Don Garrett same way – with delightfully warm weather and ample sunshine. Spring is This light-hearted service will explore the bringing us new sounds, new blossoms, and new opportunities for growth. use of humor in religion. One of our opportunities for growth is the April 1 congregational April 8 gathering, led by our Core Mission Task Force – right after our worship
Easter Sunday service. We’ll talk in groups, inding our answers to the question of what this Rev. Don Garrett church is here for. This is just the beginning of a process leading to a renewed Although Unitarian Universalists have sense of purpose, though. The next step is to meet in smaller groups – differing ideas about the life, teachings, and legacy of Jesus we still can ind new committees, clubs, neighborhood clusters, as many kinds of groups as we and deeper meanings in the enduring have – to seek the core values that underlie those purposes. We need stories of death and resurrection. everyone to be a part of this community process so that it can be truly
April 15 comprehensive. We need to be sensitive to the growth potentials of all living things. Heaven: Here and Now That’s honoring the interdependent web of all existence of which we are a Rev. Don Garrett part. Our church is a living thing, too, and it needs us to pay attention to its Time magazine’s recent article calling for Christian responsibility to create heaven growth potential as well. When we think of growth we often tend to measure on earth resonates with the thoughts of it in terms of numbers, such as how many new members there are. This is Leo Tolstoy, who was in lluenced by the one kind of growth and we are seeing a delightful increase in the amazing Unitarian minister, Aiden Ballou. We’ll and wonderful people who have chosen to join our beloved community. explore Tolstoy’s thoughts on the subject. But there is another kind of growth which is more maturational than April 22 numerical. We have a great community but to reach our fullest potential we The Green Reformation of will need to think in new ways, be together in new ways, integrate our doing Sara Cynthia Sylvia Stout with our being and our being with our doing.
Robin Capoor
Rev Capoor will examine some of the darker Sermon Writing Class with Rev. Don Garrett and smellier sides of the Green Revolution as One new way to think, be, and do would be to explore new ways to re lect we struggle to become carbon neutral in a and create. I’d like to extend an invitation to everyone: come learn how to world that has run too long amuck. Join her as we celebrate Earth Day and recommit write a sermon by writing one with me! This will be a low-pressure program ourselves to the monumental tasks ahead of intended to engage new potentials for growth and discovery. us if we are to continue to thrive on our good For ive Thursday evenings starting April 19, we will meet, read, . green earth study and discuss the process of writing a sermon. Each participant will write
a sermon to share with the class. Come explore with me! Email me at April 29 [email protected] to register! Coming of Age
Rev. Don Garrett See you in church! Our middle school youth celebrate the –Don completion of our Coming of Age program with re lections on their experience and how it has shaped their values.
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MARK MY WORDS it so much that you forget to make the UUCLV a part of your spring celebration. There’ll be a boatload of things to As I sit in my of ice writing this column, do at 424 Center Street and lots of good fellowship to the window are open, a soft breeze wafts share, and since each of us brings something unique to the through the window and brings with it table, none of these events will be the same without you . the sound of birds warbling as if their Blessed be! lives depended on it, as well as the irst Mark Albright , President UUCLV stirrings of something dark and earthy and growing. The earth – at least my little corner of it – is beginning to warm and transform from a dormant version of itself to WHAT IS THIS CHURCH FOR ? something much greener and more pleasing. Already I’m As this newsletter went to press, the Core Mission Task beginning to hear the weather people speculate: Will we Force was hard at work preparing for the April 1st (no have a hot summer? Will fall come later and later? Is it fooling!) Congregational Gathering that would allow all of even possible next winter could be as mild as the one just us to answer this question. past? (My snowblower, which sits forlornly in our shed, By now, the Gathering will have occurred. Not seems to wonder why it was never trotted out and having the time-traveling capabilities of Dr. Who, we’ll allowed to do its thing this year.) In the end, I choose not have to project where we are on this quest from our to dwell on seasons past or speculate about seasons yet present time zone. to come. In the words of poet Robert Frost: We all have been challenged by Rev. Don Garrett
Oh, give us pleasure in the lowers today; to de ine our core mission. We began the work on April 1 And give us not to think so far away when we gathered to identify the most important reasons As the uncertain harvest; keep us here we are a church. Now those reasons are being examined All simply in the springing of the year. by smaller groups of us looking for the underlying values that draw us, sustain us and inspire us. From this will I don’t know about you, but whatever degree of seasonal come our core mission, the center of our church. Stay affective disorder may have impacted your life tuned to next month's UU Link for a more complete previously, there’s no cure for it like bright sunshine and report of what we as a congregation have de ined. fresh air, or taking a stroll around the block absorbing all The Core Mission Task Force is Ellen Bell, Cease the sights and sounds and smells of springtime. Like the Blocker, Cecilia Eberhard, Lisa Gerstenblith, Tom Repasch. crocuses popping out of hiding, various programs and See any of us if you have questions or comments, or email annual events shared by our congregation are also [email protected] turning up on the wheel of the year, con irming that it really IS “that time again”. The seasonal events at the UUCLV you’ll want to mark on your calendar include: our TIME & T ALENT IN ACTION Easter Sunday multigenerational service on April 8 th ; the Thanks to the following folks who pitched in to make the inal installment of our Second Sunday Concert series for March 11 Second Sunday concert such a success! this season, featuring The David Leonhardt Jazz Group ; Don Barry, Ilse and Allen Zinnes, Bob Cohen, our men’s spaghetti dinner on the 21 st ; our always- Karen and Bill Berry, Rory Lipkis, Barb Forry, Marie anticipated native perennial plant sale on the 28 th and Tweed, Sue and Jan Phillips, Julie Brooks, Janet Busse, 29 th (spotlighting the master gardening talents and spot- Carol Silkwood, Jeanne Scheerbaum, Don Garret (sound), on advice of our own Ilse Zinnes); and last – but not least Rocky Bayer and Kerry Jones for technical support, Tara – our Coming of Age (COA) service and festival for grades Stephenson, Pat Herring, Frank Stone, and our high pre-K through 3 rd on the 29 th . school volunteer, Payge Nyitray (Dezso’s daughter). My wish for you this month is that you truly take You are greatly appreciated! And we apologize if the time to observe and enjoy the world around you, we have missed anyone – some folks sneak reception especially this springtime version of it – just don’t enjoy
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food in and we never ind out who it came from!! Thanks to everyone that made Souper Sunday APRIL event a success. Our soup makers: Jean Davis, Pat BREAKFAST FORUM Herring, Robin Capoor, Dara Davenport, Phil Depietro, April 1 Ilse Zinnes, Marie Tweed, Julie Brooks, and Judy Claps. Thanks to Amy Cohen for handling logistics to A Recent View of Turkey and Turkish Life Erol Ulucakli and Barbara Forry, Presenters get the room set up. Thanks to Jan Phillips for setting up the electrical. Special thanks to Frank Claps as master of Erol, a native of Turkey, will review the latest political and economic developments in Turkey and neighboring countries. ceremonies, and Rev. Don Garrett for our entertainment. Barbara will offer her observations and experiences about Karen Rodgers, her children and Drew Keister Istanbul and Izmir and the life of ordinary people in Turkey. cleaned the Center Street lower beds of sweet gum tree April 8 balls and dead branches and leaves, just in time for the spring lowers. Thanks to Karen as well for the Spinoza Revisited wonderful miniature spring gardens she has created in Frank Stone, Presenter the four urns gracing our church entrances. Spinoza's philosophy has remained, after 335 years, the only Thank you to Sue Phillips and Janet Warren for classical system compatible with science. His refuting of doing the diligent communications of someone needing Cartesian duality cleared the way for a neuroscience based on the brain and not metaphysical constructions. And his conception of help in our church community. the universe as identical with God, as a manifestation of God that Thank you to Janet Busse for helping to run the we share in, motivated scientists such as Einstein to seek Native Plant Sale, including potting many of the plants. overarching physical laws to explain that universe. Thank you to Dora Davenport for already April 15 planning the November auction. Way to go!!! Spring Tanka Event
Marilyn Hazleton, Presenter
URGENT : F IRE DOOR POLICY Participants will be given examples of tanka (a five phrase poem) as inspiration and asked to read them aloud. Then they For ire safety reasons, we are asking all tenants, will be asked to write tanka and read them aloud. To prepare, congregants, and others using our facilities to close all between now and then, please notice Spring. ire doors at all times during your stay in the building and especially upon leaving the area and the building. April 22
This includes all doors, as in, of ices, class rooms, Assessing the Arab Spring and its hallways, gym, kitchens, sanctuary, and stairways. Please Implications pay special attention to the doors leading to the second Dr. Ilan Peleg, Dana Professor, Lafayette College, Presenter
loor hallway as these are frequently left open and pose Professor Peleg, an expert on the affairs of the Middle East, will a special ire hazard. address the implications of the Arab Spring and other political movements in the Middle East.
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SOCIAL ACTION PLATE Protecting Biodiversity: What You Can Do
COLLECTION FOR APRIL Martha Christine and Ilse Stoll, Presenters
For the month of April we will share our plate collection Martha, a member of Bethlehem Backyards for Wildlife, will with the YMCA of Bethlehem. The YMCA is committed to discuss the importance of protecting biodiversity in our yards, being the greater Bethlehem area community leader in neighborhoods and communities. Photos and descriptions of Bethlehem yards certified as a wildlife habitat with the National providing services to enhance family life, healthy Wildlife Federation will be shared. Ilse, a native plant expert, will lifestyles and to help our youth develop leadership offer advice on planting and maintaining a native plant garden. qualities through values based on Christian principles . Afterwards, purchase native plants at the native plant sale!
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FROM THE LIFESPAN • Rowe camp in western Massachusetts www.rowecenter.org EDUCATION COORDINATOR • Ferry Beach in southern coastal Maine
Unitarian Universalist Summer Camps for http://ferrybeach.org/ Children and Youth • Closer to home in Center Valley: UUMAC (UU Middle Atlantic Community) July 15-21 Five years ago, my wife and I sent our daughter to camp www.uumac.org/uumac2012.htm Unirondack in the Adirondack mountains of upstate New York. She had just graduated elementary school. The In Faith, social scene at school had been competitive and snobby. Jansen Wendell , Lifespan Education Coordinator She didn’t connect with many classmates. She only had a couple friends. After her one-week camp experience, she April, May and June RE calendar began to come out of her protective shell. She made April 1: regular RE classes many friends there and when she got to middle school April 8: Easter Sunday multigenerational service she was more gregarious. Her con idence and self- April 15: RE committee meeting (9:00am) esteem had grown noticeably. The following summer she regular RE classes spent two weeks at Unirondack and again there was a April 22: regular RE classes noticeable rise in her self-con idence. I’m sure her April 29: Coming of Age service and experience is not unique. I know I would have bene itted Festival for grades PreK – 3rd from something like that. May 6: regular RE classes Have you ever considered sending your pre- May 13: Festival and senior bridging ceremony teen/teenage son or daughter to a Unitarian Universalist May 20: regular RE classes summer camp? Here are a few reasons why it’s a good idea: May 27: Festival – Gardening Sunday June 3: Festival 1. Becoming part of the larger UU community: UU June 10: Multi-gen Flower Communion Youth sometimes feel isolated in their local school June 17: Summer RE begins and community. At UU camp they will feel part of a group that shares UU values. 2. Building a Unitarian Universalist identity: youth are MEN ’S SPAGHETTI DINNER more likely to remain UU as adults if they have had Where: The UUCLV Fellowship Hall good experiences in our youth programs. When: Saturday, April 21, 5-7pm 3. They will be immersed in our seven principles: UU Cost: Advance Tickets $10 adults / $5 children camps emphacise our core values, especially respect At the Door $12 adults / $6 children for each other, the democratic process, stewardship Large Family Special: $30 advance or at door of the earth, curiosity and inquisitiveness. Come and enjoy an evening in Italy with a myriad of 4. Social development in a safe, supportive sauces to choose from. Everything from vegetarian, environment. clam sauce, bolognese, roadkill, alfredo, sausage, and Below are some links to UU summer camps. For a more much, much more. Dinner includes all you can eat complete listing of camps and conference centers, go to the spaghetti, salad, bread, dessert and drinks. Wine and Council of UU Camps and Conferences www.cu2c2.org beer available for a small donation.
• Camp Unirondack in upstate New York We are looking for volunteers to sell tickets at www.unirondack.org the door, to manage the food tables, and to set up and • Shelter Neck in North Carolina clean up. Also needed are donations of desserts and www.shelterneckuucamp.org breads. Please contact Brian Hartlaub at • The Mountain in North Carolina [email protected] or 610-759-2426 or Allen www.mountaincenters.org Zinnes at [email protected] or 610-868-2153.
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MEMBER & V OLUNTEER UUCLV S ECOND SUNDAY
COORDINATOR NEWS CONCERT SERIES
UUMAC 2012 The David Leonhardt Jazz Trio Save the week of July 15 to 21! It's the Unitarian David Leonhardt, piano; Paul Rostock, bass; and Zach Universalist Mid-Atlantic Community (UUMAC) a Martin, drums, will be performing on Sunday, April 15 wonderful week for families, singles and any other (the Sunday after Easter) at 3 pm for the inal concert in people who enjoy the company of highly charged the 2011-2012 Second Sunday Concert Series. David Unitarian Universalists at play, both the fun kind and the Leonhardt, jazz pianist and composer, is a highly skilled serious kind. and versatile artist, whose 37 years of professional experience includes recordings, TV and radio, concerts and festivals, night clubs and stage shows. He has appeared internationally throughout North and South America and the Far East with some of the biggest names in jazz – Stan We meet (and usually live) for the week on the Getz, Slide Hampton, to mention just two. He was musical campus of DeSales University. Their facilities are great; director for Jon Hendricks, accompanying vocalists such as dorms, food, and meeting spaces are everything we could Diane Reeves and Bobby McFarren. He went on to form his want. UUMAC's theme speaker for the week will be Rev. own band, and then his own recording company. Bob Janis-Dillon of the Hunterdon County UU Fellowship Zach Martin, drums, a in Baptistown, NJ. His topic is "Living A UU Life in 5 Easy Bethlehem native, and a graduate of the Steps". UUMAC's minister of the week will be Rev. Louise Lehigh Valley Charter School of the Green of the All Souls UU church in Washington, D.C. Performing Arts, furthered his studies Please consider this; I can't even tell you how at Berklee College of music, and is much fun you'll have if you go! The website, in case you currently a student at Moravian College. want to check it out, is uumac.org. There is a Paul Rostock, bass, has been the bassist downloadable brochure and on-line registration. with Frank Sinatra, Jr. for over twenty-
- Tara Stephenson , Member and Volunteer Coordinator ive years. Other artists with whom he has performed include Olivia Newton- John, Maureen McGovern, Perry Como, Joel Grey, and Sandy Duncan. Jazz artists he has appeared with include SUNDAY FLOWERS Maynard Ferguson, Ellis Marsalis, Al Grey, Urbie Green and Flowers, lowers, all over the place...including in the front Stanley Turrentine. He has been on the faculty of Moravian of the sanctuary on Sunday morning. If you would like College since 1991, has directed jazz ensembles, and to join the legion of ¨Sunday Flower Donors¨ select your teaches jazz history and improvisation practicum. date. Notify sunday [email protected] and many blessings will befall you. After March 25, call Margo SECOND SUNDAY CONCERT RECEPTION Dixon at 610-419-0219 with your questions. The post-concert “meet the artists” reception has become quite popular with our audiences. We could use your help to make it special! If you are willing to contribute a inger CHANGING YOUR CONTACT INFO ? food dessert, cheese or spreads and crackers, veggies or Please help us to help you by telling us when your fruit and dips, please contact Barbara Forry at 610-625- contact information changes. All you need to do 8999 or [email protected] Plan to bring your contribution is use the Change Request form on the UUCLV either to church Sunday a.m. labeled “reception” and leave website. Follow the simple instructions, submit in the FM kitchen or when you attend the concert. We ask the form, and you are done! that you bring it on a nice plate and ready to go. Thank you.
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NATIVE PERENNIAL PLANT SALE APRIL MOVIE MADNESS
The dates for our Spring Native Perennial Plant sale are 7 P.M. FRIDAY, APRIL 27, COMMUNITY ROOM April 28 and 29th and May 5 and 6th from 9am to 3pm. MOVIE: "FAIR GAME" Perennials are plants that come back year after year. This docudrama tells the riveting story I am sure you are itching to get into your yard of the public outing of undercover CIA and check where you may need some holes to ill. Do you agent Valerie Plame and its effects planning now. Figuring out when you would like to have upon her, her work, and her family. some lowers? Is it shady, sunny or both? Do you want Come enjoy this controversial episode something tall or short? Are you a blue, yellow, red or of American history and be prepared for an exciting white lower fanatic? We will have a great selection of at discussion afterward. For more information, contact least 60 varieties of perennials. All plants will be labeled [email protected]. with growing instructions and there will be photographs of everything available. We will only have plants native to this area, therefore they will not need pampering . BOOK CLUB We will need volunteers to help with the setup The selection for April 15th is on Friday afternoon and Saturday morning April 27th Birds Without Wings by Louis and 28th as well as during the sale hours to help De Bernieres . It is a novel which customers. For more information contact 610-868-2153 encompasses life in the last days of the Ottoman Empire or [email protected]. and the rise of modern Turkey. Bernieres makes you feel
Ilse Stoll Zinnes, UUCLV Green Committee the daily lives of the people portrayed in this story. Meet in the RE Library at 12:00 noon.
For May 13 we are reading Beethoven, Revised Edition UUCLV AT THE IRON PIGS by Maynard Solomon. The author discusses many UUCLV NIGHT: 6:35 P.M. SATURDAY, JUNE 16, 2012 aspects of Beethoven’s life including his interaction with Vs. Durham Bulls
women, with other musicians, and with his family Yes, it's that time of year again. Those who have joined us members when he was a child. The author also delves in the past experienced a wonderful evening of baseball, into his music with great appreciation. Meet in the RE other entertainment, family fun, and fellowship. Okay, we Library at 12:00 noon. For more information contact could have done without the rain last year. However, we [email protected] or Pat Herring at 610- have reserved 60 seats in the same section as last year 965-6776; Don Barry at 610-865-3193 (four seats to a row along the third-base side) for our Note: Date for April was changed from the 2nd Sunday exciting evening. Tickets are $10 each with a $2 credit at to the 3rd Sunday due to Easter most stadium vendors. There also is a parking fee. To be part of this festive event, contact Frank Claps via e-mail (preferred) - [email protected]; in person before or after Sunday services; or by phone - 610-346-7629. HAVEN ‘ S PRIZM PROM DEADLINE IS MAY 13. As the days grow longer and spring approaches, can the HAVEN prom be far behind? HAVEN, the Lehigh Valley's youth group for gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, NEED TO RESERVE A ROOM ? queer, questioning, and allied youth, is hosting its 7th annual Prizm Prom from 7 to 11 PM on Saturday, May Just use the Room Request form on the UUCLV web site to reserve space for a meeting, event, class, etc. Provide 12, 2012, at the Banana Factory, 25 West Third Street, the requested information, and just submit the form. No Bethlehem. Tickets are $15 per person at the door. phone calls, printed forms etc. needed! The Prizm Prom is co-sponsored by HAVEN and Pride of the Greater Lehigh Valley. All gay, lesbian,
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bisexual, queer, transgender, questioning, and allied Seminar topics will include: Barriers and youth and their friends, ages 14-20, are welcome at this Bridges to Educational Success, Race and Immigration in gala affair. A DJ will be on hand to provide music. the Arts and Media, Religious Views on Racism and Refreshments will be provided. Community and UUCLV Immigration, Traf icking and the Vulnerable, and Stories members, HAVEN Facilitators, and members of Pride will of Race and Immigration. Speakers will include Gregory chaperone the evening’s festivities. Acevedo, Phd. -Professor, Fordham School of Social For more information, please visit HAVEN's web Work; May Chen-Board President, New York State page at http://www.uuclvpa.org/haven.php. Adults Immigrant Action Fund; Robert Hawkins, Phd- Professor, who are interested in serving as facilitators and/or NYU Silver School of Social Work; Carl Murrell - Baha'I chaperoning the Prom should contact HAVEN through Representative to the United Nations; Janet Salazar- the web site. The mission of HAVEN is to provide a safe, President and CEO, Maverick Vision International supportive environment, to provide positive role models Advisors; and Christopher Sims - Acclaimed Poet. and peer support, and to sponsor social and recreational Please mail questions to springseminar@uu- activities in addition to the weekly Wednesday evening uno.org. More information is also available at http:// meetings at the UUCLV. Donations are welcome to fund www.uu-uno.org/events/spring-seminar/2012- activities of the kids at HAVEN intergenerational-spring-seminar/.
IMPORTANT INFO GENERAL ASSEMBLEY REGARDING EMAIL JUSTICE GA If you receive email from the UUCLV Church Family June 20-24, Phoenix, AZ Committee, or if you receive a reply from someone on It may seem early for GA, but the best time to reserve that email list (the subject line will contain the phrase housing is by March 1. “church family”), please, please DO NOT report this There will be something for everyone at this GA, email as SPAM . Doing so affects the relationship of the no matter where you may be in the spectrum of social sender to his/her internet provider. INSTEAD, please justice work. Whether you're a seasoned activist or a notify the sender of the email that you do not want to beginner, there will be educational and preparatory receive such emails. programming and other opportunities for you to have
Thank you VERY MUCH! Sue Phillips & Janet Warren meaningful involvement. There will be community events outside as well as work done indoors. Phoenix will be hot, but you will be BEYOND BORDERS : BREAKING able to limit your exposure. GA housing is very close to the Phoenix Convention Center, and there are many food BARRIERS OF RACE & I MMIGRATION options within the Center. There will be an exhibit hall -
Registration is now open for The Unitarian Universalist the Justice GA Expo - with social justice exhibitors and United Nations Of ice Annual Intergenerational Spring resources. GA programming will be focused on justice Seminar: BEYOND BORDERS: BREAKING BARRIERS OF issues, including topics such as the spiritual foundations RACE AND IMMIGRATION, taking place on April 12-14, of justice work, the theology of social justice, as well as a 2012 (Youth arrival on April 11) at the UN Church more tactical focus on organizing. Center, 777 United Nations Plaza, New York, New York . There will be Plenary sessions for governance, as You are invited to join this intergenerational, well as programming and worship such as the Ware interfaith dialogue on the global themes of race and Lecture and Service of the Living Tradition. A preliminary immigration. Discussions will encourage participants to schedule of events is available. explore the interwoven nature of race, immigration, and More information about the upcoming Justice social justice, as well as how we are all called to take action. General Assembly is available at www.uua.org/ga.
Sunday, April 8 1:30pm Concert - Rm 212 Tuesday, April 24 UUCLV CALENDAR 9:00am Breakfast Forum - CR 2:30pm Concert Series - Sanctuary 4:00pm Kendo - Gym April 2012 10:30am Sunday Service 5:00pm Concert Reception - CR 4:00pm T'ai Chi 11:30am LRCP/Congregational 6:00pm Folk Dancing - Gym 6:00pm Dance School - Rm 208 Calendar is correct as Link goes to Gathering-CR/FM print; check www.uuclvpa.org 12:00pm CUUPS - Rm 212 Monday, April 16 Wednesday, April 25 7:00pm Buddhist Sangha - Gym 7:00pm Haven - Rm 100 for UUCLV calendar updates! 6:00pm Folk Dancing-gym 7:00pm Program Council-CR/FM 7:00pm Choir -Sanctuary
Sunday, April 1 Monday, April 9 7:00pm Buddhist Sangha - Gym Tuesday, April 17 Thursday, April 26 9:00am Breakfast Forum - CR 4:00pm Kendo - Gym 4:00pm Kendo - Gym 10:30am Sunday Service 7:15pm Social Action - FM 4:00pm T'ai Chi 6:30pm ACLU - FM 11:30am Congregational Mtg - CR Tuesday, April 10 6:00pm Dance School - Rm 208 12:00pm Personnel - RE Lib 4:00pm Kendo - Gym Friday, April 27 12:00pm Worship - Rm 308 4:00pm T'ai Chi Wednesday, April 18 9:00am Tanette - Kitchen 6:00pm Folk Dancing - Gym 6:00pm Dance School - Rm 208 7:00pm Haven - Rm 100 6:30pm CUUPS - Gym
7:00pm Choir - Sanctuary 7:00pm Movie Madness - CR Monday, April 2 Wednesday, April 11 7:00pm Buddhist Sangha - Gym 7:00pm Haven - Rm 100 Thursday, April 19 Saturday, April 28 4:00pm Kendo - Gym 9:00am Plant Sale - Church Yard Tuesday, April 3 7:00pm Choir - Sanctuary 7:00pm Co-op Mtg - CR/FM 3:00pm Contra Dance - Gym 9:00am Headstart - Rm 208 Thursday, April 12 4:00pm Kendo - Gym 4:00pm Kendo - Gym Friday, April 20 Sunday, April 29 6:00pm Dance School - Rm 208 7:00pm CMSB Mtg - Rm308 9:00am Tanette - kitchen 9:00am Plant Sale - Church Yard 9:00am Breakfast Forum - CR Saturday, April 21 Wednesday, April 4 Friday, April 13 1:30pm Memorial - Sancturay/CR 7:00pm Finance - RE Library 9:00am Tanette - kitchen Sun, April 29 5:00pm Spaghetti Dinner - Gym 7:00pm Haven - Rm 100 9:00am Piano Tuning-Sanctuary 9:00am Breakfast Forum - CR 7:00pm Choir - Sanctuary 10:30am Sunday Service Sunday, April 22 Saturday, April 14 6:00pm Folk Dancing - Gym 9:00am Breakfast Forum - CR Thursday, April 5 2:00pm Birthday Party - CR 10:30am Sunday Service Monday, April 30 4:00pm Kendo - Gym 3:00pm Contra Dance - Gym 7:00pm Board Mtg - CR/FM 11:45am Town Hall - CR 7:00pm Buddhist Sangha - Gym
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