This Sunday, Mar 14, 2010
Sermon: 9:15 & 11:15 AM
Footwarmers or Furnace?
Rev. Scott W. Alexander
Unitarian Universalists tend to romanticize their early American history, but the fact is that our 18th and 19th century churches could be very curious and difficult places. On this Sunday when we celebrate our stewardship campaign and our future, I want to tell a story about one aspect of our spiritual forebears that will give us pause, and help us to reflect on where we are headed as a congregation in the 21st Century.
CC&C: 10;20 am
The Battle for Social Security: The Newest Chapter
Nancy J Altman, J.D.
Dr. Altman is an author, a former professor at the Kennedy School at Harvard.and has a unique perspective as a scholar and former high level government appointee who has spent her career in the field. She will be bringing some of her expertise to share with us historically, as well as bringing us up to the current dilemma regarding this effective and popular government program. She is currently the Co-Director of Social Security Works, a newly formed NGO.
Sermons: Each Sunday as part of the hour long worship service, one of the ministers or a guest delivers a 15-20 minute sermon.
CC&C: Coffee, Conversation & Controversy is held Sundays, at 10:20 a.m. between the first and second services in the Fireside Room. CC&C includes subjects from social justice issues to the arts, and has a history of excellence for 30 years.