Eastrose
Fellowship Unitarian Universalist
1133 NE 181st
Avenue, Gresham, Oregon -- 181st Avenue between Glisan and Halsey
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Sunday services are 10:30 to 12:00
January 29, 2012 “The Beauty of Self Care and Loving Touch” Speaker: Nancie Hines Program Leader: TBA Nancie Hines, Portland Reflexology.com, will share her knowledge of hand reflexology to show how we can take care of ourselves and others. Because your hands are maps to your entire body. This Sunday you'll experience how using the right touch points can positively affect your health and wellbeing. February 5, 2012 “The Varieties of Community Ministry” Speakers: Reverends Matranga-Watson, Pomerantz, Stevens and Hartman Program Leader: Phyllis Adams This is Community Ministry Sunday. Our four active community ministers will speak of the inspiration, scope and significance for them of their chaplaincy, counseling and preaching ministries. The monthly potluck follows this service – bring a dish to share! February 12, 2012 “The Dark Side of Love: Secrets of the Heart” Speaker: Reverend Maynard Program Leader: From time to time I meet other Unitarian Universalists who share my embrace of the ideals of Taoism. My wristwatch has the yin-yang symbol on it – each side including the opposite. As so it is with Love – the joy harbors the terror and the sense of union begets abandonment. If you ever saw The Fantastic ks play, you know what I mean. The choir will sing. February 19, 2012 “Inner Landscapes” Speaker: Judy Zimmerman Program Leader: Carol Knox What might the terrain in which we live have to tell us about who we are? How might the outer landscape shape the contours of the landscapes within each of us? Join us for a whimsical exploration of the geography of the heart, mind, and spirit. Judy Zimmerman is long active in the Hillsboro UU congregation and currently works as a ministerial intern at our Salem church and as Coordinator of Oregon UU Voices for Justice. A special concert with The Children's Peace Choir will be offered at Noon. February 26, 2012 “Outraged and Outrageous” Speaker: Reverend Maynard Program Leader: From the prophets Jeremiah and Amos to Ralph Nader and Leymah Gbowee with thousands in-between we as a culture benefit from outrage and the outrageous. Rest assured, at they time they speak almost nobody really likes them – and they change the world. As Black History Month draws to a close, a look at the role of outrage in our lives. The Choir will sing March 4, 2012 “Don't Know Much About HERstory” Speaker: Marlene Loisdotter Program Leader: Cynthia Hopkins We celebrate Women's History Month with guest speaker Marlene Loisdotter. who pioneered Women's Studies for educators at Portland State University in 1983, and continued in the School of Education and Women's Studies Department until 1998. She taught at-risk young people of all ages for Multnomah County schools for twenty-two years. Marlene has also been instructing Women's Studies courses at Clark College, Vancouver, for twenty-two years. One of her favorite topics is ancient women's wisdom, which she will share with anyone who has an ear. The Speech Choir will speak. |