The Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Sussex County, N.J.
Welcome. Our fellowship's web page is designed to tell you something about our spiritual and philosophical beliefs and the history of our faith community. In these pages we share with you information about our worship services, the projects we are involved with and the programs we offer.
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One West Nelson Street
Newton, New Jersey 07860
Phone: (973) 579-7210
Open minds, helping hands, caring hearts.
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Last Update - February 1, 2012
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The Rev. Mary Tiebout
PROGRAMS FOR
FEBRUARY 2012
Feb. 5 Always Becoming
A sermon topic request, a conversation about our many teachers and how we
become who we are – how our principles, politics, and passions are shaped, and how we all, especially youth and young adults, want our voices to be heard and our offerings to be welcomed and valued.
Led by Mary Tiebout.
Feb.12 A Commitment to Nepal: Peace Corps and Beyond
Bill Sansone is a former Nepal Peace Corps volunteer and the CEO of Global
Reach International, which he founded upon his return to the US to continue to
support development projects in Nepal. He will talk about the challenges and successes of working on projects such as building schools, funding orphanages and marketing Nepalese handicrafts in the US.
Feb.19 Unitarian Universalism: The Cutting Edge or the Fringe?
Reflections on recent discussions about our liberal faith, its past, present and
future, and questions about whether this dogma-free religion can truly help
us transform our lives, or lead the way in transforming the world. Led by Mary Tiebout.
Feb. 26 Why Am I A UU?
Barbara Kelly will lead this interactive service where we will each reflect on
two questions:
? Why am I a UU?
? How does being a UU influence my life and actions?
Share as much as you wish in small group discussions and learn from others’
answers
CABIN FEVER BREAKFAST COMING UP
You are invited to join your friends at the Fellowship in stimulating conversation and a warm breakfast by at-tending UU Matters: The Cabin Fever Breakfast on Sat-urday, February 11 at 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. in the UUFSC Fellowship Hall.
Barbara Kelly
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