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    September 12, 2013

    UU News You Can Use

    Coming Up at UUFW,

    This Sunday: September 15, 2013

    Religious Education: 9:45 AMAdult RE: The Welcoming Congregation. With Ron HagarPHROGs RE (ages 8+):And to Think I Saw it on Mulberry Street.Becky W and Kris CPollywogs RE (ages 4-7): with Joy H Gates and Kimberly ParsonsNursery: Natalie Allen and Brian Gates

    Sunday Service: 11:00 AMDont Confuse the Map for the Terrain

    With Kris Cervantes

    Wed, September 18: UUWaco Board Meeting. 6:30-8:00 PM at the home of Mary and JoeCunningham. POC: Bruce Allen,[email protected]

    Thurs, September 19: Humanist Covenant meeting. 6:30-8:30 PM in the UUFW kitchen.POC: Jane Derrick,[email protected]

    Fri, September 20: Movie Showing; Bul ly. Discussion facilitated by Judy Shofner.6:00-11:00 PM at UUFW. POC: Carmen Saenz,[email protected]

    Sat, September 21: Veggie Potluck. 12:30-2:30 PM. At UUFW Fellowship Hall. POC:Sheryl Babers Hagar,[email protected]

    Wed, September 25: Womens Group. 6:30-9:00 PM. At UUFW Fellowship Hall. POC:Cindie Young,[email protected]

    Meditation Group. This group meets on Monday evenings at 7:10 PM at the home of CherylBabers Hagar. POC: Cheryl Babers Hagar, [email protected]

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

    A message about UUFW Policies, Procedures and Bylaws:Policies, Procedures and Bylaws are in the process of being updated. The updatedversions of these documents will be posted on our website for ease of access andreference immediately after a vote of approval by the Congregation in October.

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    September 12, 2013

    Waldo's presents: Local Singer/Songwriters in the RoundUnder this roof, a diverse crowd gathers, each of us on our own unique journey. Some seek to find theirconnection to that which is greater through art or music. Others may connect through a spiritual discipline orendeavor. Yet, others find their connection to that which is greater through Social Action. Whatever it is thatdraws us together, we all affirm to serve others in community. and sometimes those far outside our

    community, our world community.

    Improving the lives of women and children is the best way to increase the quality of life in a village and in acountry. Due to our efforts in 2012, the small village of Dengolt, Ethiopia has clean water. This year, we set outto do it again. Working with Water To Thrive, UUFW will break ground in another village in the same Tigreregion of Africa. Providing fresh drinking water for a village allows the girls of the tribe to attend school, and thepotential of water-borne diseases is drastically reduced.

    On October 4th

    , Waldos Coffeehouse will kick off our 2013 Water Well Fund Drive with a fantastic live musicline-up. Mark your calendars for an opportunity to make a change for the better, right around the corner in avillage in Africa.

    Prospective and New MembersSAVE THE DATE: Sat., Oct. 12, 9:30 am - 12 noon, forBecoming UU- New Member OrientationWhat brings you here?What is UU?Who is UUFW?Becoming a MemberPOC/RSVP:[email protected]

    Habitat for Humanity, Interfaith Build 2013 October 3 & 19Please mark your calendars for this years Habitat for Humanity build!The kickoff and ribbon cutting is on October 3rd at 10:00 AM. UUFWhas reserved a half day on October 19 th. We will need approximately10 volunteers to fill our shift. Contact Carmen Saenz

    ([email protected] or 254-292-2040) for more informationor to sign up for a shift. See the attached flyer for more details.

    And dont forget to check out ReStore, Habitat for Humanitys fund-raisinghardware and home improvement store. You wouldnt believe the gorgeous olddoors they had the last time I visited! Consider donating your leftover homeimprovement and construction materials to ReStore to raise more money forHabitat to turn into new homes.

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    September 12, 2013Update: Social Action at UUFW

    The following events and opportunities are just a few selected from the many that are listed on theAct Locally Waco website at www.actlocallywaco.org. If youre looking for other ways to beinvolved in our community dont miss checking out this website for many opportunities to give ofyour time, donations, energy, or ideas. Thank you!

    September 20 Heart of Texas Homeless Coalition Meeting The September meeting of theHeart of Texas Homeless Coalition will held on September 20, noon at the Meyer Center, 1226Washington. Join us for lunch and a presentation on Centralized Intake. For questions or to RSVPemail E-mail:[email protected] .

    September 21 2013 Komen Central Texas Race for the CureThe KomenCentral Texas Race for the Cure is an annual 1K and 5K fundraising walk/runevent held at Heritage Square in downtown Waco. The event is a co-ed race andgreat fun for the entire family. The 2013 Race is in its 13th year and is part of anational 5K series sponsored by Susan G. Komen. The goal of the event is to raise

    funds, heighten awareness and educate people about breast health as well as to recognize andcelebrate breast cancer survivorship. Seventy-five percent of the net income from the Komen CentralTexas Race stays in the local community to fund breast health education and breast cancerscreening and treatment projects. The remaining twenty-five percent helps fund groundbreakingbreast cancer research. To register, click here: Race for the Cure.

    September 21Voting Changes Things Rally and March Join us as we rally/march next at 11am starting from MLK Park, 100 MLK Blvd., Waco. The theme will be: VOTING CHANGESTHINGS. We will be registering voters, updating voter registrations and addresses, handing outinformation on how to obtain proper identification, and sharing information about how to get involvedwith elections all year round! If youd like to volunteer or have an organization present please [email protected] . For more information visit the web pagewww.blackmenstanding.comor theFacebook page.

    September 22 Walk for the Homeless 8:00-10:30am. Join Mission Waco andhundreds ofother friends on the 1.2 mile educational/prayer walk, which is open to theentire community. Call 254.753.4900 for more information.

    September 26 Community Race Relations Coalition (CRRC) Meeting. 5:30-7:30PM. First Presbyterian Church at 1100 AustinAvenue in Waco, TX. Panel discussion topic is Unity in

    Action- Creating Diversity and Unity in the Workplace. Dinner will be provided and donationsaccepted. Reserve your place by email [email protected] (254) 836-4599. See attachedflyer for more details!

    October 2 Give Back Night at Chilis restaurant on Bosque Blvd. 10:45 AM 10:30PM. Present the attached flyer when you order and 10% of your purchase will be donated by Chilis toFamily Abuse Center. Print the attached flyer and bring it with you to participate!

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    September 12, 2013

    October 5 LiveSTRONG at the YMCA 1K and 5K. 8:45 AM. At Woodway Park atthe end of Estates Drive near Lake Waco.Entry Fees: (by Sept 29) 1K $10; 5K $20 Late and Race Day 1K $15; 5K $25

    Registration forms are in the UUFW foyer or register on line at

    www.ymcaofcentraltexas.org.

    The YMCA of Central Texas strives to offer free programming to cancer survivors with the purpose ofrestoring spirit, mind and body. Your entry enables it to continue to support them emotionally andphysically through LIVESTRONG at the YMCA as they work toward healing.

    Please consider participating in this fundraising event. UUFW members and cancer survivors JaneDerrick, Tracey Villanueva and Linda Martan have benefited from this program.

    October 13 Heart of Texas CROP Hunger Walk Heart of Texas CROP HungerWalk has set a goal of 200 walkers and hopes to raise $5,000 forChurch World

    Service and forCaritas of Waco. The walk is for all ages and all faiths. Registrationbegins at 2 p.m. Step-off for 5 K walk is at 3 p.m. Bledsoe-Miller Recreation Center,300 Martin Luther King Blvd. For those who cannot participate the day of the walk,

    another option is the online Walk on the Web for registration and fundraising. It is easy and user-friendly. All you have to do to get started is go towww.cropwalkonline.org,click on Texas andthen on Waco to get started. For more information about the Heart of Texas CROP Hunger Walk, goto www.cropwalkwaco.org, or contact Katie Cook at 254-755-7745 [email protected] .

    Got anews i tem or annou ncement to share?Send it by Wednesday at noon, [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.

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