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$$ SAVING GREEN TIP OF THE MONTH
Mine doesn't show degrees, I move to lowest setting; fine by me.
click on the tip to see more.
Suggested Readings
In
an exchange of letters with a dear friend, Wendell Berry explains why his
writing is only a small part of the movement against greed and waste. from Yes Magazine
Are My Beliefs Welcome in Unitarian Universalism?
Unitarian
Universalism welcomes people with diverse beliefs. There is a rich
dialogue in our congregations about many spiritual topics. Below are
some topics that newcomers are often curious about.
Social Justice
Welcome to the Unitarian Universalist
Association's (UUA's) Social Justice pages, maintained by the
Multicultural Growth & Witness staff group. We exist to represent
Unitarian Universalist (UU) values in public discourse and to help
congregations be more effective in their social justice work. Issue Priorities
UUs work on a number of social justice Issues, of which our top priorities are:
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To support LGBT YOUTH, the ABQ Westside Rainbow Youth Gay / Straight
Alliance convened in winter, 2011.
Rainbow Youth Gay Straight Alliance
Is on summer vacation. Watch here for next meeting.
All youth aged 14-18 who are accepting of gay and straight
people are welcome to come.
Meetings: Sundays at 6:30 pm. We'll have interesting projects. Come and meet
new friends!
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Click the following links to see:
Children's Programs
Newsletters Calendars
or
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FALL KICK-OFF Sunday, August 14 6:30pm at UUWC
free pizza and movie
All youth aged 14-18 who are accepting of gay and straight
people are welcome to come. Come meet new friends and be part of
interesting projects.
After Aug. 14, the Rainbow Youth Gay Straight Alliance will
meet at UUWC each Sun. at 6:30 pm
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Get to know us at our 3rd Friday Lunch
The lunch bunch will meet Friday, August 19,
11:30 at:
The Village Inn
1741 Rio Rancho Dr. (across from INTEL)
All are welcome!
Call me if you need a ride or have any questions
Barbie Ball, 715-6666
Celebrate
your self with food and fellowship |
the 3rd Saturday of each month
3:00 pm at UUWC
the UUWC Social Action Committee
presents speakers on issues affecting our community
FREE and OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
next forum: Saturday, September 17
Topic: A Call to Advocacy: How
We Can and Must Work Together to Shape Public Policy and Change the World.
Recognizing accomplishments, and a look at the strategies of those seeking to reverse them.
Speaker: the Rev. Dr. Holly Beaumont has advocated policy change in New
Mexico for 25 years. She has been a part of numerous lobbying efforts at the NM State
Legislature resulting in passage of many important bills. She is now the Organizing
Director of Interfaith Worker Justice - New Mexico, an affiliate of the
national organization Interfaith Worker Justice - www.iwj.org.
Interfaith Worker Justice-NM (IWJ-NM) is
a statewide network of People of Faith and Conscience that calls
upon our Moral, Ethical and Theological Values to
Educate, Organize, and Mobilize the Interfaith Community in New Mexico on
Issues and Campaigns that improve Wages, Benefits, and Working Conditions for
all Workers, especially the most vulnerable.
The Rev. Holly Beaumont,
D. Min.
505-660-5018
When will our
consciences become so tender that we will act to prevent human misery rather
than avenge it? --Eleanor Roosevelt
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UUWC Labyrinth
please bring a special rock - or 2 or 3 -
for the new Goddess Labyrinth in works.
SCHEDULE CHANGE:
FOURTH FRIDAY of each month
6:30 8:00
CUUPS is on summer vacation,
watch here for fall schedule. |
Welcome!
We each have a call giving us courage to live our highest. At UUWC, we strive to support each others' passions and grow together in service to our community and the world.
We hope you will come explore our congregation.
The Rev. Stephen Phinney is a fifth generation Unitarian
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Uniitarian Universalist Westside Congregation
P. O. Box 45059 Rio Rancho, NM 87174
last updated 08.04.2011
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