I am writing this as our nation is celebrating the birthday of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., which in a way, is like a prelude to the observance of February as Black History Month.

As many of you already know, there are two major events planned in celebration of our 50^th Anniversary:  a dinner at the church on Saturday, February 18^th and the Sunday worship service on February 19^th.   We are honored that the Rev. William Sinkford, president of the Unitarian Universalist Association (UUA), will join us for both events. 

Inside this issue of The Domelight, UUCT member and member of the UUA Board of Trustees Joan Lund offers some of the biographical details of Rev. Sinkford and his duties as our Association president.  You might consider this a mini supplement to what Joan has written.

I have known Rev. Sinkford since he returned to our Unitarian Universalism.  He joined our movement as a youth while living in Cincinnati.   Active in the 1960’s, Bill remembers hearing the Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr. speak.  In a 2004 pastoral letter in which he recalled that event, Rev. Sinkford wrote the following:

“Dr. King never lost hope. And we need to sustain our hope as well, to create our own ‘stone of hope.’ I recall hearing those words, ‘stone of hope,’ from Dr. King as I sat in a crowded room at the UUA's General Assembly in Hollywood, Florida, in June of 1966, listening to him deliver the Ware Lecture. Dr. King decried militarism, economic injustice, and the scourge of racism. He invoked the words of Jefferson and Lincoln, a call for Americans to live up to the ideals that this country was based upon.  And he called for Unitarian Universalists to be part of this struggle, reminding us that ‘when the church is true to its nature, it stands as a moral guardian of the community and of society.’"

Our nation and our denomination went through a tumultuous period that came to be known as the Black Power Movement.  There are volumes written about how racial issues were expressed within the Unitarian Universalist movement.  I urge you to read them sometime.  There were calls for empowerment of Black Unitarian Universalists.  There were hopes unfulfilled.  Some African Americans left our movement disappointed, while others stayed.  Bill Sinkford is one who left, and when he returned, he redoubled his commitment to our faith. 

Unfortunately, there are other African American Unitarian Universalists who have not felt that our congregations feed their spirit or are safe places for them to thrive psychologically, culturally, and spiritually.

As we celebrate fifty years of Unitarian Universalism in Tampa, there is much to reflect on.  What kind of world will we minister to in the next fifty years, even the next ten?  What would need to happen for people—regardless of racial, cultural or theological identity—to feel welcomed?  Dr. King offers a clue: "when the church is true to its nature, it stands as a moral guardian of the community and of society."

On three successive Sundays this month, we will focus on our past and our future.   On February 12^th, Ara Rogers, who is heading up the Mission/Vision process using a methodology called Appreciative Inquiry, will share her findings from the small groups she convened over the past six months.   The following Sunday, February 19^th, Rev. Sinkford, will offer his reflections as we celebrate our 50^th birthday.  And on February 26^th, I will not presume to become a futurist, but will offer reflections on some of the challenges we face in ministering in the Tampa Bay area in the next era.  I welcome any thoughts that  come to mind as you reflect on our future.  Please write to me at minister@uutampa.org or leave a private message at the church office, 813-988-8188, extension 2.

See you in church,

Rev. Marjorie Bowens-Wheatley

UUCT BOARD OF TRUSTEES

President - Tempie Taudte

Vice President - Diana Stevens

Treasurer - Ed Benedict

Member - Tito Basu 

Member - Bill Blymiller

Member - Tom Hagner

Member - Mark Henneberry

Member - Ralph Lehman

Member - Felice Richardson

BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS UPDATES
Thanks to many of you who have purchased more than 20 bags of mulch for our gardens.  I hope everyone notices how much they improve the looks of our grounds.  We can still use more... so keep them coming.   Thanks to Margaret Cribbs for donating and assembling 2 benches for our patio.  More benches would be welcome.  They're available at Big Lots for only $28.00.  Please take a few minutes to notice the newly cleaned small dome.  Jay Hall has led the crew to blast off the mold and fungus that grows so well there. 

We have a new door lock on the kitchen door **thank you to Richard Formica**.  The kitchen door now locks automatically when it is closed, so if you are going out this door and want back in, you will have to prop it open temporarily.

Mark your calendars:  Our buildings and grounds work-day this month will be on Saturday, February 18, not the usual second Saturday.  I hope everyone in the church plans to stop by during the day to help clean up and prepare for our big celebration that weekend.  Please come and help.

Gardening help needed: 2 of our 5 giant Queen Sagos have the Sago blight and look like they're dying.  Should we cut them out now?  Is there anything we can do to save the other 3?  If you can help, please let us know.

Joyfully, our parking spaces are filling up regularly on Sundays.  Tom Hagner has cut out more parking spaces out of our wilderness along our back driveway leading to Davis Road.  If you're healthy, please walk a little on Sundays and discover the beauty of our 7 acres.  Let’s leave the space around the buildings and parking circle for people with kids and walking problems.

Any questions or suggestions?  Call Marla Frazer 932-8490 or mfrazer@tampabay.rr.com.

JOIN THE UU COACHING NETWORK!

UUCN is growing and invites you to join!  This non-profit association is a community of professionally trained life coaches anchored in the UU principles of compassion, integrity and inclusion.  To learn of its mission and how you can benefit from membership, please visit www.uucoachingnetwork.org.  If you are considering hiring a coach, UUCN is also a resource to find the right coach for you.

JUST WHO IS REV. WILLIAM SINKFORD?

As you know UUCT is celebrating our 50^th Anniversary.  On any given Sunday a UUCTer may stand up during announcements and let us know about some wonderful event that is “upcoming” during this momentous year. You may have learned that Rev. Sinkford is coming to UUCT February 18^th and 19^th.  Rev. Sinkford is the seventh president of the Unitarian Universalist Association, elected in June 2001.  As president of the UUA he is responsible to the UUA Board of Trustees for administering staff and programs that serve our member congregations.  He also acts as principal spokesperson for our Association.  Before becoming president of the UUA, Rev. Sinkford served as the Association’s director of Congregational, District and Extension Services, the department that supports the health and growth of UU congregations.  He is a warm and engaging person, and you will want to be among all of us who welcome him.

LIFE IS OUR CABARET - Rescheduled

Please hold Saturday evening April 1 (no fooling) for the UUCT Cabaret.  Talented people from UUCT will perform in a “coffeehouse” atmosphere and raise money for the church while having fun!  You could be one of them!  Please call Tom Hagner  (813-972-7719 or email thagner@maritrans.com).

THE CARE COMMITTEE

We're here for you!

Most of us need a little extra help now and then.  If you need a lift to the doctor's office or to church, someone to pick up a prescription for you, help with preparing meals, a grocery shopper or a hospital visitor, please give one of the CARE COMMITTEE a call.  We'll also lend a friendly ear if you just need to talk.

Our committee:

Gwen Anderson      971-6369

Beverly Bethune     907-6730

Denise Carrera        985-0695

Linda Chappell       977-2053

Denise Dorsey        972-7728

Joyce Formica        988-1907

Willow LaMonte    643-7285

Cheryl Phillips        909-2542

Suzie Siegel            866-5109

Joe Weinstein         263-2989

If you'd like to join us on the committee, please call Joyce Formica at 988-1907.  

Remember, we're here for you. 

SEE CHICAGO!  MAKE YOUR PLANS NOW!

The congregation of Countryside Church Unitarian Universalist invites you to join us for a weekend getaway to the city of Chicago, June 2 - 4, 2006.  For the two nights of your stay, you'll be hosted by members of Countryside's friendly and welcoming congregation in the northwest suburbs. Your weekend includes hearty dinners with entertainment, breakfast at your host's home, and a full-day visit to the city.

The highlight of the weekend is the city's celebrated architecture. Countryside has arranged for our guests to enjoy two of the best architecture tours the city has to offer. See the soaring towers of the downtown area, acclaimed landmarks, and the new Millenium Park, which features the work of world-renowned architects, planners, artists, and designers.

After a busy Saturday in the city, you'll appreciate the peaceful setting of Countryside's award-winning building and prairie garden. For details on this unique opportunity, email ccuu@ccuu.org or call 847-359-8440, xt. 1.  Don't delay! Reservations are due by April 15, 2006. 

INTERWEAVE INFO

Interweave is the UUA Affiliated organization of Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgendered, Intersexed Unitarians and their Allies.  Interweave UUCT is affiliated with Interweave Continental.  We have monthly meetings usually on the second Sunday of the month.  This month we will be meeting at the small dome at church on February 12th after the service.

All those interested in the concerns and issues of the Lesbian, Transgender, Bisexual, and Gay community are welcome to attend and to join our UUCT Interweave chapter.

If you wish to be kept up to date, you can also ask Jonathan to put you on our emailing or mail list. Straight Allies are encouraged!

 To find out more about us and Interweave, contact Joe Weinstein, or Jonathan Roudabush through the church office.

PLEDGE INFO: When making a cash contribution toward your 2006 pledge, place the money in an envelope and please print your name on the envelope.

APPRECIATIVE INQUIRY PRELIMINARY FINDINGS

We spent several months last year attending Appreciative Inquiry gatherings and articulating what it is about this church that meets our spiritual and social needs.  Ara Rogers will discuss the preliminary findings from those gatherings, and how they will help us craft a new mission and vision for the church.

CONCERTS IN THE UU DOME
 By:  Gloria Holloway, Committee Chair, 813-837-6572, gshello@tampabay.rr.com,
Info: uutampa.org (click on concerts)  or gloriasmusic.blogspot.com

Thurs/Feb 2nd/ 7:30 pm. $12. KEN PERLMAN & ALAN  JABBOUR kenperlman.com  & alanjabbour.com  (exquisite old-time banjo & fiddle from two master musicians)

Sun/Feb 5th/ 2pm. $10. LAURIE  MCCLAIN lauriemcclain.com   Sweet vocals – Sweet Songwriting -  Contemporary Nashville.

Tues/Feb 7th/ 7:30 pm. $12. ERIC TAYLOR . bluerubymusic.com   Bill Blymiller is a big fan.   Eric has appeared on Letterman w/Nanci Griffith & On Austin City Limits.  He talked about the UU Dome on Austin City Limits.  Said he likes playing here -- We like him too.

Sun/Feb 12th/3pm.  $10.  KEN WALDMAN,   Alaska's Fiddling Poet.  "Feels like a Ken Burns movie."  kenwaldman.com  Ken combines fiddling with poetry in a unique performance style similar to that of  the late John Hartford.   He will be joined by Gainesville's CHUCK LEVY,  an award winning old-time banjo player & fiddler.  Gloria will be out of town for this concert.  Russ & Candy Gale will be in charge.  Come keep 'em company & treat yourself to a great concert.

Sun/Feb 26th/ 3pm. $10. CINDY KALLET w/The Retro Valley Girls opening overallmusic.com/cindyinfo.html.   Cindy Kallet is a highly respected traditional folksinger on the national folk scene.   The Retro Valley Girls are Rochelle
Morris, Joey Erigo, & Valerie Fornier, all from Pasco County (where they, too, are highly respected).

Thurs/Mar 9th/ 7:30pm. $10. LISSA SCHNECKENBURGER. lissafiddle.com  Lissa is a national touring singer-songwriter & fiddler.  This is her 2nd Dome appearance.  She wowed us last year with her music fit for royalty.

Sun/Mar 5th /3pm. $12. SAM PACETTI & GABE VALLA (CD Release) sampacettimusic.com.   Two of Florida's finest roots/Americana musicians.

Sun/Mar 19/2:00pm. $10. Bassist LLOYD GOLDSTEIN. Classical & non-classical music with guest appearances by Lloyd's friends - plus performance surprises.

UUA TRUSTEE TIDBITS

Joan Lund

Greetings for the month of February, a time when our thoughts may turn to love.  And what better “love” to have than for a wider UU world: our District. I write this column several weeks before it reaches your newsletter; the January District packet was full of exciting, wonderful, diverse, interesting February weekend opportunities available for our congregations and/or individual UUs. This column will highlight some of these, with the hope that you will want to participate in one or more of these offerings.

The first February weekend brings a one-and-a-half day seminar, “Creating the UU Church of the Future,” led by Michael Durall and held at the UU Fellowship at Vero Beach. His most recent book, The Almost Church: Redefining Unitarian Universalism for a New Era, is a challenging and provocative critique of the UUA and our UU religion.  I have heard Durall speak, read the book, and strongly suggest attendance at this conference.  Because this is a fast-approaching event, I suggest you telephone the District Office to determine how you may participate.

The next super weekend (February 11^th-12^th), devoted to social justice, will be held at the UUs of Clearwater, with Si Kahn, a noted social reform activist, songwriter, and author, PLUS Rev. William Sinkford, UUA President. This is a not-to-be-missed event. Si, who began his work in 1965 in Arkansas, has worked for over 40 years as a civil rights, labor, and community organizer and musician.  He founded and is the Executive Director of  Grassroots Leadership. Included in the Saturday schedule will be a panel discussion with prominent persons involved in social justice law and the ACLU. Rev. Sinkford will be in the pulpit at the Sunday worship.

If you miss hearing Rev. Sinkford in Clearwater, he will be preaching at the UU Church of Tampa on February 18^th.  Better yet, you are welcome both Sundays, so plan to be in the congregation each Sunday Rev. Sinkford speaks.

There will be an Interweave Convo, “Accepting Ourselves, Accepting Each Other,” also in Clearwater, February 24^th-26^th. Congresswoman Sabrina Sojourner will speak Saturday evening on “Diversity and Living by the Heart.”  Sojourner is the first open lesbian to be elected to the U.S. Congress and is a nationally recognized educator on diversity and multiculturalism.  She is past Director of Diversity Programs and Woman of Color Programs for the National Organization for Women.

Whew! A full month for sure.  I look forward to seeing you at some of these events.  Stay in touch, in good health, and active in your congregation.  I enjoy and profit from hearing from Florida UUs, and can be reached at jlund@uua.org or (813) 931-9727.

THE NEXT FRIENDSHIP DINNER IS SLATED FOR MARCH

The executive committee for Friendship Dinners (consisting of me, Martha Robinson) has made an executive decision…after conferring with Judy Lehman chairperson of the 50^th Anniversary project.  Due to all the celebration and gaiety there will be during the month of February, we will forgo the February dinner, and let everyone fully enjoy the celebration of our 50^th anniversary functions.  (And besides no one came forward to host a dinner in February!)

The March dinner will be on March 11^th and will be hosted by Andrea and Tom Hagner.  They are planning a fun evening with a St. Patrick’s Day theme.  They have room for as many as 16…so sign up on the sheet in the church foyer. 

It is not too early to let me know if you would like to host any of the future months’ dinners.  Call Martha Robinson (813/985-4777) or email  mrobins7@tampabay.rr.com  to become a host or to sign up for the January dinner if you can’t make it to the sign up sheet in time. 

FROM THE SMALL DOME

Religious Education (RE) for Children and Youth 

By Katie Culbert, Director of Religious Education

In February we continue our exploration of the sources of Unitarian Universalism.  On February 12^th we begin rotation four: “Humanist teachings which counsel us to heed the guidance of reason and the results of science, and warn us against idolatries of the mind and spirit.”  The children and youth will be learning about Humanism through stories and hands on activities. Our fifth rotation, beginning March 26^th, focuses on the “Spiritual teachings of earth-centered traditions which celebrate the sacred circle of life and instruct us to live in

harmony with the rhythms of nature.”  If you would like to teach for three Sundays during the earth-centered traditions rotation, please contact Candy Gale, RE Committee member, at candylgale@earthlink.net.  

This month is very exciting because we will be welcoming a special visitor, the Rev. Bill Sinkford, UUA President, to our domes.  Please plan on attending the all-congregation potluck lunch following the February 19^th worship service, at which Rev. Sinkford will be preaching.  This lunch, hosted by the UUCT Young Religious Unitarian Universalist (YRUU) youth group, will give you the opportunity to meet Rev. Sinkford and be in community with the families and friends of UUCT.  Please bring a dish to share.   

Thanks to Suzie Siegel, Christian Habier, and Pam Latham for teaching during the last rotation.  We are always looking for volunteers to work with our children and youth at UUCT!  If you would like to help out, please get in touch with Katie Culbert or a member of the Religious Education Committee. 

YRUU and Religious Education Calendar 2005/2006

February 5^th – YRUU Intergenerational Worship Service 11:00

February 19^th – All-Congregation lunch with UUA President Reverend Bill Sinkford hosted by YRUU following worship service
March 17^th  -19^th  – YRUU Clearwater Con
April 7^th - 8^th - District Assembly and Youth Caucus, Vero Beach
April 16^th - Flower Communion/Easter Intergenerational service
May 5^th – 7^th – YRUU Tampa Con
May 21^st – R.E. Sunday Intergenerational worship service and end of the year picnic.      

WICCA 101 AND MORE . . .

Once again, Circles in the Woods CUUPs is offering our six-session Wicca 101on the 2nd and 3rd Monday evenings from 7 pm to 9 pm:

February 13, 2006 - The Wheel of the Year
February 20, 2006 - Magick and Ethics
March 13, 2006 - Path and Ritual Basics
March 20, 2006 - The Working Circle
And more . . .Participants will assist in the preparation and performance of the April Full Moon Celebration.

A donation of $30 is requested to cover the cost of materials/expenses.  For more information, contact Mary at 813-684-8026 or email
gldnpuma@earthlink.net. 

ADULT RELIGIOUS EDUCATION ACTIVITIES

MOVIES

The next POPCORN & OPINIONS will be February 17^th (see below).  We still need a host for our final movie, Chutney Popcorn.  Please email ddorsey3@tampabay.rr.com if you’d be willing to host (provide the house, popcorn, and either a big screen TV or normal sized TV).  The facilitator will provide the DVD and prepare questions in advance for the discussion following the movie.  Guests, feel free to bring along your favorite snacks and/or drinks to share.  There will be a donation box available for anyone who would like to contribute to the purchase of a multi-media projector for the Dome.

February 17, 2006 - Moolade -hosted by Harriet & Bill Blymiller; facilitated by Rev. Marjorie Bowens-Wheatley

March 17, 2006 - Irish film (TBA); hosted and facilitated by Kathleen O’Rourke

April 21, 2006- Strawberry & Chocolate - hosted and facilitated by Heidi and Tom King

May 19, 2006- Chutney Popcorn - hosted by TBA; facilitated by Suzie Siegel  

BOOKS

Anyone who is interested in facilitating a book discussion, please contact Denise Dorsey at ddorsey3@tampabay.rr.com.   We’re booked through February, but we need ideas for books to read for the months of March, April, and May.  Let us hear from you! Our book discussion groups meet at 12:30PM on designated Sundays following Service.  Bring a bag lunch or simply come hungry.  Either way, be ready for a lively discussion.   In January, the book discussion will actually be bookless.  Instead, Suzie Siegel will be leading a discussion on Star Trek & Religion.  Definitely a topic of interest!

February 19th- The Dance of the Dissident Daughter by Sue Monk Kidd, led by Rena Bird

CLASSES/EVENTS

Ongoing

1. CUUPS is continuing to sponsor a Drumming Circle that is open to all on the 4th Monday of every month at 7:30 PM.  Please contact Mary Francis for more information.   gldnpuma@earthlink.net

2.  The Knitting Circle meets at 9:30 AM in the small dome, before the Sunday Service. Please contact Liz Bleau lizbleau@verizon.net  or Emily Nelson  Emily.Nelson3@verizon.net  for more information. (Learning to knit could be your New Year’s resolution!)  

3.  The SHAG (Secular Humanist Agnostic Group) group continues to meet periodically during the month on evenings.  Check the order of service for dates.  

4.  The Current Events group meets at 10:00 AM in the small dome before the service. 

5.   The Women's Circle, Goddess Gathering, is open to all women who attend the UU church.  For further information contact Barbara Rogers Boardwalkbarbara@hotmail.com.

6.  Small Group Ministry:  Groups of six to ten people who covenant to be together to share the richness of personal experience, growth and service. For further information, contact Joan Lund at lundjb@verizon.net or 981-9727.

7.  Full Moon Celebrations:  Sponsored by Circles in the Woods CUUPS, on the Saturday closest to the Full Moon, at 7:30 PM.  Check the website at www.uutampa.org for the exact dates or contact Mary Francis: gldnpuma@earthlink.net.

 Upcoming

1.  Building Your Own Theology, (6-10), facilitated by Rev. Marjorie Bowens-Wheatley; Tuesday evenings at 7PM, 1-24-06 through 2-24-06.

2.  Ethical Issues, facilitated by TBA; Tuesday evenings at 7PM, 3-7-05 through 3-28-05. 

3.  Wicca 101: Sponsored by Circles in the Woods CUUPS (Covenant of Unitarian Universalist Pagans) and open to the public.  Dates are 2-13-06, 2-20-6, 3-13-06, and 3-20-06 from 7-9PM.  $30 materials donation.  To register, email gldnpuma@earthlink.net

DRUMMING CIRCLE

Join the DRUM CIRCLE on the 4th Monday of every month (February 27, 2006) from 7 -9pm in the large dome.  This is not a group of "expert drummers," so you do not need any previous experience to join in.  If you do not have a drum, that's okay because most likely there will be some drums to share. Also, join in with rattles, shakers or other instruments.  There will be no charge, but we will provide some drinks and snacks, so bring a few coins in your pocket.

CIRCLES IN THE WOODS CUUPS - CUUPS MEETING

Our next CUUPS meeting will be on February 6 at 6:00pm.

Also CUUPS offers "rites of passage" rituals of Handfastings (marriage), Wiccanings, House Blessings, Womanings, and other life and spiritual celebrations.  Just drop of a message in the CUUPS mailbox at UUCT, or email ohughes@tgh.org and we will get back to you.

WALK IN THE PARK

A group of UU’s meet on at Lettuce Lake Park Thursday mornings at 8:30 am for a brisk walk on the paved path and good conversation.  To find the parking area and meeting place, take the Lettuce Lake Parkway to the end.  Turn left and then immediately turn right into the parking lot.  We will gather there and begin the walk at 8:30.  You are welcome to join us.  For more information contact Patricia McCracken at 988-6453. 

BECOMING A MEMBER OF UUCT

The members of the Unitarian Universalist Church of Tampa (UUCT) would like to extend an invitation to persons interested in learning more about us and becoming members of the congregation.  Membership is open to any and all persons, eighteen years or older, who are prepared to make a personal commitment to and financial investment in the UUCT.  In addition, we have a category of membership, youth member, for persons fourteen to seventeen years of age who have made a personal commitment to the Church.  Youth members have the same rights as adult members except as limited by the provisions of the by-laws involving contracts and financial commitments on behalf of the Church.

Persons considering membership are encouraged to participate in the "Getting to Know UU Classes" as a means to enhance understanding of the principles underlying the mission of the Unitarian Universalist Association as well as our Church.  Classes are informative and provide an opportunity to get to know other new members and begin to establish a connection with others in the Church.

Persons interested in seeking membership with UUCT would need to do one or both of the following: 

1. Participate in one of the "Getting to Know UU" membership classes scheduled throughout the year, followed by signing the membership book.

2. Seek out the Minister, Chairperson of the Membership Committee, or President of the Board of Trustees to inform them of interest in signing the membership book.  That person will then arrange for the membership book to be made available for signing.

New members will be contacted within a few weeks by a representative of the Finance/Canvas Committee to discuss your areas of interest for involvement with the congregation as well as your financial commitment for the upcoming year.  We welcome your involvement and participation and anticipate you will find UUCT an exciting avenue in meeting your interests and needs.
Membership Committee    

ARE YOU MOVING????

Have you moved?  Are you are planning to move?  If either of these applies to you and you would like to continue receiving the Domelight, please put your change of address on the guest register, located on the reception table in the entrance foyer, noting address change.  Printing your new address & phone number clearly will help us keep our records updated.

CALENDAR OF WEEKLY EVENTS

SUNDAY

9:30am                                      Knitting Circle (Small Dome)

11am-12noon               (Grades 1-12) Youth R. E.  (Small Dome)

10am                       Meditation in the Meadow (follow Signs)

10am                                         Current Affairs (Small Dome)

11am                                                                  Sunday Service

11am                                                        Child Care (Nursery)

WEDNESDAY

6:45pm                                                           Choir Rehearsal

THURSDAY

8:30am            Nature Walk in the Park (info: 813/988-6453)

CALENDAR OF FEBRUARY EVENTS

Feb. 1 (6:30pm)………….....Religious Education Committee

Feb. 2 (7:30 pm)………..…………….Concert: Ken Perlman

Feb. 3 (7pm-???)…………….…1^st Friday Potluck @ Jerry’s

Feb. 5 (2pm)…………..………….Concert: Laurie  McClain

Feb. 6 (6-11pm)…………. ..CUUPS Meeting and Workshop

Feb. 7 (7-10pm)………..……..Building Your Own Theology

Feb. 7 (7:30pm)…….…………………..Concert: Eric Taylor

Feb. 9 (7pm)………..….………Worship Committee Meeting

Feb. 11 (5pm-Mid-Night)….…..…....Full Moon Celebration

Feb. 12 (12:30pm)………….……………………..Interweave

Feb. 12……….….….December DOMELIGHT DEADLINE

Feb. 13 (6-11pm)…………….……………....Wicca 101 Class

Feb. 14 (7-10pm)…………….Building Your Own Theology

Feb. 16 (7pm)…………..…..………….………Board Meeting

Feb. 18 (9am-1pm)……………….……. Building &Grounds

Feb. 18 (7pm)……..….50^th Anniversary Celebration Dinner

Feb. 19 (After Service)…....50^th Anniversary Potluck Lunch

Feb. 20 (6-11pm)…………… ………………Wicca 101 Class

Feb. 21 (7-10)…………………Building Your Qwn Theology

Feb. 26 (3pm)…………………….….Concert: Cindy Kallett

Feb. 27 (6:30-11pm)………………….……Drumming Circle

RECORDINGS OF SERVICES

Have a particular sermon you want to hear again?  Really liked that choir anthem and would like a copy?  Your favorite son/daughter/friend was featured in the service, and you would like a keepsake?  All the services are recorded and available on CD.  Just stop by the sound room and ask.  Copies are $5 and are generally available the week following the request.