Community Church of Chapel Hill Unitarian Universalist

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The Community Church of Chapel Hill Unitarian UniversalistInspired by the wisdom of diverse religious traditions and our own history of ethical engagement, we strive to nurture spiritual growth,
support and care for each other, and effect change through our love for the world.Mission of The Community Church of Chapel Hill Unitarian Universalist

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Come see the free viewing of PBS documentary "Daring to Resist: Three Women Face the Holocaust" featuring church member Barbara Rodbell, TONIGHT November 30th from 7 to 9 pm in the Sanctuary!

December is full of fun activities for the whole family! Take a look at the 2010 December Calendar below and start planning!

November 7th: "Theological Reflections on the Economy" - Maj-Britt. What do the sources of our religious tradition teach us about the economy and social inequities? What is our role as a religious community in speaking to todays economic issues?
This is a share the plate sunday with the offerings being given to the Coalition for Peace and Justice and UUs for Justice in the Middle East. The Community church choir and Danny Gotham will provide the music.

November 14th: "Live Green, Go Out Green" -Maj-Britt. Carolyn Holt bought the rights to a sermon at the Service Auction sermon and requested I speak on Green Burial. Basically this gives me an opportunity to open up the whole subject of living and dying and how we view both, in the context of our chosen rites and rituals as a UU community. *James Richards (see more info. in the Worship and Arts section on page 3), a guest musician will provide the music in collaboration with the Community Church singers.

November 21st: Thanksgiving - Thanks-Living - a Multi-generational story service. Maj-Britt and various others including the youth, children, and Community Church Choirs.

November 28th: From I to We - Student Minister Nathan Alan Hollister. We will consider what implications the African proverb "I am because we are" has for us as a community of faith in a society defined by individualism.