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 Page 1 UU News You can Use February 28, 2014 This Sunday at UUFW This Sunday: March 2, 2014 Religious Education: 9:45 AM Youth RE (ages 12+): Monopoly with Melissa G., assistant TBA Pollywogs RE (ages 4-7): Love Surrounds Us with Joy H.G. Nursery: staffed by Natalie A.; assistant TBA. Sunday Service: 11:00 AM Connect the Dots How Our UU Faith Commitments Inform Our Everyday Lives with guest speaker, Dr. Susan Gore Q&A session to follow in the Fellowship Hall  A chili lu nch will be provided and a Q&A sessi on will take place in the F ellowshi p Hall following service. We would appreciate if members and friends would provide toppings and sides for chili (cheese, chips, onions, sour cream, etc.) Both regular chili and vegetarian chili will be provided. We particularly need DESSERTS! Thank you!  Special Announcement: UUFW Board of Directors Meeting is scheduled for March 19 th , 2014 at 6:30 PM at the Fellowship. All members are welcome to attend. UUFW News www.uuwaco.org  March 5, 2014. Humanist Covenant Group meeting. 6-30-8:30 PM in the UUFW kitchen. POC: Jane Derrick,   jane.derr ick@uufw .org March 7, 2014. Zipper Dance. 6:00-10:00 PM at the Fellowship. This is going to be fun! For more details contact Joy Hayes Gates.  [email protected]  March 10, 2014. Reading Circle.  6:30-8:30 PM. POC: Cheryl Foster,  [email protected]  First Sundays Adult RE.  In 2014, Bruce Allen is going to lead Adult RE from 9:45am to 10:40am on the first Sunday of each month in 2014. We will meet in our newly refurbished sofa room. We are going to start by using Marcus Borg's Meeting Jesus Again for the First Timeto consider the meaning of the life of Jesus of Nazareth (as understood from Dr. Borg's perspective on the historical Jesus, rather than from the perspective of the Christ of faith from a traditional Christian perspective). Of course, the goal of this venture is to see how a fresh perspective on Jesus relates to and possibly enriches each of our unique UU faith journeys. If you have any questions, please email Bruce Allen at [email protected]  . Meals on Wheels:  Every Wednesday and Friday. POC: Cheryl Foster,  [email protected] Cereal Sunday -This Sunday! March 2 nd  

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This Sunday at UUFW

This Sunday: March 2, 2014

Religious Education: 9:45 AMYouth RE (ages 12+): Monopoly with Melissa G., assistant TBAPollywogs RE (ages 4-7): Love Surrounds Us with Joy H.G.Nursery: staffed by Natalie A.; assistant TBA.

Sunday Service: 11:00 AM

Connect the DotsHow Our UU Faith Commitments Inform Our Everyday Lives

with guest speaker, Dr. Susan GoreQ&A session to follow in the Fellowship Hall

 A chili lunch will be provided and a Q&A session will take place in the Fellowship Hallfollowing service. We would appreciate if members and friends would provide toppings

and sides for chili (cheese, chips, onions, sour cream, etc.) Both regular chili andvegetarian chili will be provided. We particularly need DESSERTS! Thank you! 

Special Announcement: UUFW Board of Directors Meeting is scheduled forMarch 19th, 2014 at 6:30 PM at the Fellowship. All members are welcome toattend.

UUFW News  www.uuwaco.org 

March 5, 2014. Humanist Covenant Group meeting. 6-30-8:30 PM in the UUFW kitchen. POCJane Derrick,  [email protected] 

March 7, 2014. Zipper Dance. 6:00-10:00 PM at the Fellowship. This is going to be fun! For moredetails contact Joy Hayes Gates. [email protected] 

March 10, 2014. Reading Circle. 6:30-8:30 PM. POC: Cheryl Foster, [email protected] 

First Sundays Adult RE. In 2014, Bruce Allen is going to lead Adult RE from 9:45am to 10:40am onthe first Sunday of each month in 2014. We will meet in our newly refurbished sofa room. We aregoing to start by using Marcus Borg's ―Meeting Jesus Again for the First Time‖ to consider themeaning of the life of Jesus of Nazareth (as understood from Dr. Borg's perspective on the historicaJesus, rather than from the perspective of the Christ of faith from a traditional Christian perspective).Of course, the goal of this venture is to see how a fresh perspective on Jesus relates to and possiblyenriches each of our unique UU faith journeys. If you have any questions, please email Bruce Allen [email protected] .

Meals on Wheels: Every Wednesday and Friday. POC: Cheryl Foster, [email protected]

Cereal

Sunday

-This Sunday!

March 2nd 

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Social Action Opportunities:

March 1, 2014. 7:00 – 11:30 PM. Boots on the Brazos. A fundraising event for ARC of McLennanCounty featuring music, dancing, raffle, and a barbecue dinner! See attached flyer for more details.

March 4, 2014.  Primary Election!  Joint primary election to elect Members ofCongress, Members of the Legislature and state, district and county officers. Formore information including information about polling places and early voting,please visit the website: McLennan County Elections. For great informationabout voting click here: Voting Info.  Thanks to Region 12 Education ServiceCenter for pulling this information together.

March 9  – Animal Birth Control Sunday Vaccination Clinic — Location: 3238 Clay Avenue, justdown the street from Katie’s Custard. Time: Come at your convenience 10am -2pm (arrive at least 30minutes prior to close). Please consider bringing an item from our  wish list on the day of your visit

Laundry detergent, paper towels, trash bags are used on a daily basis and greatly appreciated.<Prices and More> 

March 10  –  “Spayghetti” Night Benefiting Fuzzy Friends Rescue Spay /Neuter Fund  –  Comeenjoy full Italian buffet and desserts and live music from Brian and Jeremy of Sloppy Joe. Time: 6 pmand 7:30 pm. Location: Rosati’s Pizza, 824 Hewitt Dr. Advance tickets only $25. Two seating times;silent auction. Call 254 714-2150 or visit www.fuzzyfriendsrescue.com for info and tickets<FLYER> 

March 13 – McLennan County Hunger Coalition meeting  – MCHC collaborates with local pantriesbusinesses, congregations, food producers and individuals to provide food security. Learn more

about MCHC’s efforts at the monthly meetings. These meetings are open to the public. All meetingswill be held at Caritas of Waco, 300 South 15th Street every second Thursday of each month startingat 11:45am. For more information please visit the website: www.mclennanhunger.org   Anyquestions please contact Esther Morales at [email protected]  or 254-753-3545.

March 27 – Bridging Race and Education for a Brighter Future  – Please join us for a courageouscommunity conversation on Race and Education Sponsored by the Waco Disproportionality AdvisoryCommittee and the Center for Elimination of Disproportionality and Disparity. How does race impactthe way a student learns? What does curriculum teach us about our and other’s worth? What culturacompetencies do educators & students need to make learning successful? Keynote SpeakerRamona Curtis, Director for Civic Engagement & Educational Development at Baylor University.

Children are welcome/Light snacks and refreshments will be available. Time: 6:00  –  7:30 PMLocation: East Waco Multipurpose Center, 1020 Elm Avenue (On Quinn Campus). Contact DamarisNicholson at 512-424-6570 for more information. <FLYER>

These are just a few events taken from the Act Locally Waco website, www.actlocallywaco.orgCheck out the website for even more opportunities to make an impact in our community.

UUA News 

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www.uua.org

Did you know?The Unitarian Universalist Association has spruced up its logo. That’s right! You

won’t likely see the old blue thin-stemmed chalice flanked by the familiar blue

crescent-shaped starbursts. Instead the UUA, with help from a branding agency,developed a new logo that’s designed to cut through the barrage of media today andcapture the intrigue of viewers. Read more about this change, and references tochanges to come that are meant to keep the UUA current and relevant in atechnology-oriented society. Here’s  a link to the letter from UUA’s president, Rev.Peter Morales. https://www.uua.org/news/pressroom/pressreleases/293249.shtml  

Here is another story about the new logo from uuworld.orghttp://uuworld.org/news/articles/293197.shtml 

Got a news i tem or annou ncement to share?  Send it by Wednesday at noon, at  [email protected] . Don't want to receive the weekly digest? Give us a heads-up and it's "as you wish" all the way.Events and announcements should be brief (not in paragraph form). If further elaboration is necessary for a UUWacoevent, an article can be submitted to the website and a link will be provided from the weekly digest. 

UUFW Directory

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Your Guide to Leadership and Other Important Information at UUFW

UUFW RIGHT RELATIONS

The members of UUWaco covenant to be in right relations with one another, and our true covenant isshown by our actions. Please feel free to speak with a board member if you have concerns about theFellowship. If your concern involves activities which are potentially unsafe or illegal, please contact amember of the Board immediately.Need help resolving a conflict at UU?

1. First, try to work it out respectfully with the person(s) in question.

2. If that fails, report the issue to the team lead in charge of the area ( e.g ., religious education,

social action, etc.).

3. If the conflict is still unresolved, report it to any member of the Board and request resolution via

the Right Relations Team.

4. The Board will create an ad hoc Right Relations Team (generally comprised of a small selection

of non-conflicted Board members) to review and respond to the issues raised. Non-board

members and/or outside persons may be included as appropriate.

5. Every effort will be made to create a Right Relations team agreeable to all parties.

2014 UUFW LeadershipThe Leadership Roster has been finalized! Listed below are our board members, at-large

directors, and team leaders for 2014.

2014 Board of DirectorsPresident - Mary CunninghamPresident Elect - Rachel CrawfordSecretary - Sherry HinoTreasurer - Marty Van Wagner

 ALD #1 - Joy Hayes-Gates ALD #2- John Moody ALD #3 - Becky WarrenPast-President - Bruce Allen

ALD #1 Team Chairs: Adult Programs - Joy Hayes-GatesRE – Joy Hayes GatesWorship - Kris Cervantes

ALD #2 Team Chairs:Hospitality - Sheryl HuffMembership - Joe Cunningham/Kris Cervantes

ALD #3 Team ChairsSocial Action - Becky Warren/Ashley BlinkhornCare Team - Marty Van WagnerPR/Communication - Rachel Crawford

Reports to the Board:

House and Grounds - Lee Van Wagner/JoeCunninghamFinance - Jane KittnerMinisterial Search Team - Kris Cervantes