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June 1: The annual meeting of the
Boone UU Fellowship will be held on June 1st
following the service. We need all members to attend.
We will vote on by-law revisions, elect new officers and members of the board,
vote on the budget for the coming year, and vote on our mission statement,
vision, and goals for the coming years. |
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June 8: New
to UU If you have been a frequent visitor to the
Boone Unitarian Universalist Fellowship or are a new member, this is a
program for you. June 8th from 12:30 to 3:30, Lunch will
be provided
We will meet at Connie Green’s home,
221 Margot Road, Boone. Lunch will be provided. Child care
provided upon request. Program leaders: Christine Dave’, Ben Edwards, and
Connie Green.
RSVP: Ben Edwards
beeiii@boone.net
or 264-5274) |
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I am proud to announce that the Boone Unitarian
Universalist Fellowship is co-sponsoring a
Welcoming Congregations Picnic
with the United Church of Christ.
When: June 15, from 12 - 3 p.m.
Where: Junaluska Park
Why: As part of Boone Pride 2008, the High Country's fourth annual
celebration of our gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, and questioning
community members and their allies, we and the UCC are throwing a picnic.
There'll be food provided by the UCC, grilling, a softball game, and general
good times and fellowship. It's on Father's Day, and what better way to
celebrate family and parents than at a picnic for all kinds of families?
We need: People to man the grills - please
email me or call
Claire McLendon
at
 919)
265-9507 if you're interested. |
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This Months Services
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June 1: There's
Always Something To Do in the Garden Growing things in the
garden offers a metaphor for how we grow our spirits in a religious
community where people have diverse needs. Presenter: Sarah York Service
Leader: Diane Graham |
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June 8: Our Inner
Knowing The Institute of Noetic Sciences (IONS) was founded
by Apollo 14 astronaut Edgar Mitchell in 1973. The IONS advances the science
of consciousness and human experience to serve individual and collective
transformation. Noetic sciences further the exploration of conventional
sciences through rigorous inquiry into those aspects of reality -- such as
mind, consciousness and spirit -- that include but go beyond physical
phenomena. Their primary program areas include integral health and healing,
extended human capacities, and emerging worldviews. Presenter: Ellie Lyne
Service Leader: Terry Taylor. |
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June 15: What
Inspires Me? This is the second service in our series
exploring the profound revelations or connections which create the most
affecting responses within us.
Our own members share their personal experiences of emotional or
intellectual revelation which have altered their lives in meaningful ways. |
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June 22: Between
the Wars: Women Peace Activists Connecting Internationally
The women who participated in an international peace movement created
transatlantic connections. They started an international peace and freedom
organization in the midst of WWI which exists to this day. The life of
Rosika
Schwimmer, a Hungarian who fought for U.S. citizenship, denied in 1929
because of her pacifism, parallels the lives of the presenter's parents who
were peace and justice activists in this period. Presenter:
Maggie
McFadden Service Leader: Judy Rothschild. |
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June 29: Vision
for BUUF
Our new president will speak about her hopes and vision for the next
year for our Fellowship. Presenter: Christine Dave Service Leader: Roland
Moy |
