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 Saturday September 11; 6 – 8 pm.—
Exhibit Opening -William Kenah Artist —
Come join us as Wylder Hall gets transformed into a groovy art lounge for one evening celebrating the wonderful works of William Kenah whose works will grace our space through early October. Inspired by Rousseau who never had formal art training and by van Gough who never sold a painting, William Kenah finds subjects for his work in the people and things around him. His favorite print mediums are the linoleum block, the woodblock, etchings and engravings. In 2009 he worked with the political artist group ASARO in Oaxaca, Mexico.
Currently William has been making masks that draw their inspiration from the wide and diverse community we live in, and whose unofficial symbol—the palm tree—is not even indigenous to the area. In making his masks, William uses palm fronds as the masks’ substrate, and locally found plant and other materials to create the facial features which reflect influences from Africa, the Pacific Northwest, Oceania and Asia.
We could use some set up, light kitchen, clean up and food preparation help. We are moving to a six week art rotation - volunteer for the Arts and just an hour or so every six weeks will help this space remain lively and beautiful. Contact
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 Reverend Furrer’s first day in the pulpit will be Sunday, September 12, 2010.
There will be a welcome potluck reception at 4:00 p.m. at the church to welcome him.
Mark your calendar! We sincerely hope you will attend as this will be one of your first opportunities to greet him personally. Bring your favorite potluck dishes to share.
All ages are invited. We look forward to seeing you there! |
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 September 19th, After the Second Service —
Get acquainted and get fed! Several times a year we serve lunch for visitors who would like to find out a little bit more about us and meet others who are also somewhat new to our church.
If you are a recent visitor or have been visiting for months, the Membership Committee invites you to join them in the lounge after the second service on for lunch and some good conversation!
Children are welcome!
For more information, speak to someone at the Welcome Table.
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 Focus Groups are Meeting September 10 - October 2.
As part of our understanding of the congregation, our Ministerial Search Committee is doing Focus Groups. You are invited to participate!
Your responses and discussions in the Focus Groups will be part of the congregational record. The congregational record will be posted on the web for all interested ministerial candidates to review. What we say about ourselves in the congregational record makes all the differences in which ministers become interested in our church community. A high response rate in the survey and wide participation in the Focus Groups are very important.
Read more here and find out where and when and how to sign up to participated in a Focus Group!
An on-line survey will also be available from September 19-October 4th. A link will be available at uuclb.org at that time. Keep posted! |
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 Saturday, September 18th, 6-10 PM —
Join a game players gathering of youth and adults of all ages interested in playing board games ranging from old favorites like Risk, Monopoly and Scrabble to newer board games like Agricola, Power Grid and Puerto Rico. Please feel free to bring snacks to enjoy and share. Games will be available OR bring your favorites so we all can play! Location: In the Lounge.
Contact Jeffrey Kessler for more information.
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