Sunday, July 23, 10 a.m.
What Would a UU Do?
Rev. Paul Boothby
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Rev. Paul Boothby
What does Unitarian Universalism look like in public life? Though we try to interject civility and find common ground in all situations, what do we do if we feel angry, afraid or uncertain? How do we respond from the heart of our values with people who seem unreasonable? Rev. Paul Boothby is a fifth generation UU and identifies himself as a Religious Humanist. He has served First Unitarian Church of Lynchburg for ten years.
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Children's Religious Education Classes are for PreK-grade 8 children; Nursery care is available for younger children. Children should visit the sanctuary with their parents for the first portion of the service; teachers will escort children to class. See RE curriculum. |
Sunday Circle Meets the 1st & 3rd Sundays from 8:30-9:30 AM, Sept. - May. The next Sunday Circle discussion is on September 3. Check back later for more information on the topic and presenter. View upcoming topics. |
Giving 1/2 the Plate Away Each Sunday, UUC donates 1/2 the collection plate to local charities and UU-affiliated organizations. This Sunday's recipient is the Women's Resource Center in Radford which provides programs and services to victims of sexual abuse and domestic violence. Learn more. |
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Following
a year-long search for a new settled minister, the congregation
recently called Pam Philips to serve beginning August 1. We are
looking forward to a bright future with Pam. 