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5310 Old Mill Road, Fort Wayne, IN 468075310 Old Mill Road, Fort Wayne, IN 468075310 Old Mill Road, Fort Wayne, IN 468075310 Old Mill Road, Fort Wayne, IN 46807

This Congregation is dedicated to the progressive transformation and

ennoblement of individual and social life through religion, in accordance with the advancing knowledge and

growing vision of humankind. Bound by this common purpose, and

committed to the freedom of belief, we hold in unity a diversity of convictions.

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Unitarian Universalist Unitarian Universalist Unitarian Universalist Unitarian Universalist CongregationCongregationCongregationCongregation of Fort Wayneof Fort Wayneof Fort Wayneof Fort Wayne

nUUznUUznUUznUUz May 2010May 2010May 2010May 2010 Issue 9, Volume 70Issue 9, Volume 70Issue 9, Volume 70Issue 9, Volume 70

Contact informationContact informationContact informationContact information

Minister:Minister:Minister:Minister: Minister Emerita:Minister Emerita:Minister Emerita:Minister Emerita: Rev. Dr. Laurie E. Proctor

Congregational Administrator:Congregational Administrator:Congregational Administrator:Congregational Administrator: Kirsten E. Eckert Office hours: Sun.-Thurs. 9 AM to 1 PM [email protected]@[email protected]@uufortwayne.org (260) 744-1867 (office)

Director of Religious Education:Director of Religious Education:Director of Religious Education:Director of Religious Education:

Director of Music:Director of Music:Director of Music:Director of Music: Suellen R. Kipp [email protected]@[email protected]@uufortwayne.org

Director of Music Emerita:Director of Music Emerita:Director of Music Emerita:Director of Music Emerita: Anne H. Littlefield

2010 Congregational President:2010 Congregational President:2010 Congregational President:2010 Congregational President: Roger McNett [email protected]@[email protected]@uufortwayne.org

Sunday, May 16, 2010Sunday, May 16, 2010Sunday, May 16, 2010Sunday, May 16, 2010 10 AM10 AM10 AM10 AM Forum: Forum: Forum: Forum: Life on Eaarth Life on Eaarth Life on Eaarth Life on Eaarth - A Sense of PlaceA Sense of PlaceA Sense of PlaceA Sense of Place What is the appropriate relationship between humans and the whole living system? Religious & SelfReligious & SelfReligious & SelfReligious & Self----Discovery for YouthDiscovery for YouthDiscovery for YouthDiscovery for Youth 11 AM11 AM11 AM11 AM Service: Service: Service: Service: Shining Our LightShining Our LightShining Our LightShining Our Light This morning is our Annual Spring Music Service. We will also honor our Religious Education graduates and teachers.

Sunday, May 23, 2010Sunday, May 23, 2010Sunday, May 23, 2010Sunday, May 23, 2010 10 AM10 AM10 AM10 AM Forum: Forum: Forum: Forum: Life on Eaarth Life on Eaarth Life on Eaarth Life on Eaarth ---- The Unfolding Story The Unfolding Story The Unfolding Story The Unfolding Story The story of an interconnected, interdependent, living universe is told. Religious & SelfReligious & SelfReligious & SelfReligious & Self----Discovery for YouthDiscovery for YouthDiscovery for YouthDiscovery for Youth 11 AM11 AM11 AM11 AM Service: Service: Service: Service: “The Possible Impossible“The Possible Impossible“The Possible Impossible“The Possible Impossible ~ Dr. L. Michael Spath ~ Dr. L. Michael Spath ~ Dr. L. Michael Spath ~ Dr. L. Michael Spath

FLOWER COMMUNION SERVICEFLOWER COMMUNION SERVICEFLOWER COMMUNION SERVICEFLOWER COMMUNION SERVICE

Dress in bright colors. Bring a flower to share. Take a flower home with you.

Prepare for a fresh start, a new beginning, a new perspective.

Invite friends to join you, and to hear Dr. Spath offer the congregation a fresh vision, and suggest a “patron saint” for Unitarian Universalism.

Sunday, May 30, 2010Sunday, May 30, 2010Sunday, May 30, 2010Sunday, May 30, 2010 10 AM10 AM10 AM10 AM Forum: Forum: Forum: Forum: NO FORUM this morning Religious & SelfReligious & SelfReligious & SelfReligious & Self----Discovery for YouthDiscovery for YouthDiscovery for YouthDiscovery for Youth 11 AM11 AM11 AM11 AM Service: Service: Service: Service: Memorial Day Memorial Day Memorial Day Memorial Day ---- John MooreJohn MooreJohn MooreJohn Moore John Moore has assembled readings by veterans and their families as a special Memorial Day service. Join us for an intergenerational service and stay for the Potluck Picnic Potluck Picnic Potluck Picnic Potluck Picnic afterward.

Childcare available for infants and toddlers, 9:45 AM to 12:15 PMChildcare available for infants and toddlers, 9:45 AM to 12:15 PMChildcare available for infants and toddlers, 9:45 AM to 12:15 PMChildcare available for infants and toddlers, 9:45 AM to 12:15 PM

Rev. Jennie Ann BarringtonRev. Jennie Ann BarringtonRev. Jennie Ann BarringtonRev. Jennie Ann Barrington

Rev. Jennie, as her congregants fondly call her, graduated from Bangor Theological Seminary in 2001 and was ordained by the UU Congregation of Winchendon, Massachusetts in 2004, where she served as a part-time minister until she accepted a position as interim minister for one year in South Bend, Indiana in 2008. When she left South Bend, she accepted an interim position in Fredericksburg, Virginia. Her tenure in South Bend was so rewarding that she looked for an opportunity to return to the Midwest and

applied for the vacancy here in Fort Wayne.

One colleague of hers in South Bend told us that she had “done great things for South Bend”, ending with a successful canvass campaign in what another colleague had called a congregation that was “troubled” when she arrived. At least one of our contacts in the congregation stated that he would have loved to have her continue there as the settled minister. A district executive told us he “admired what she did there” in getting the congregation back on track toward addressing its issues and securing a settled minister.

Contacts in Fredericksburg were even more effusive about

her ministry there, where they told us she had done good work and had been a “calming, productive” influence who had “done wonders” with staff, especially the religious education program. She worked well with the Board during an extremely difficult time for the congregation.

Rev. Jennie loves the challenge of her work as an interim minister, and that repeatedly came across in our interviews with her references in South Bend and Fredericksburg. She repeatedly was given kudos for helping the Boards and volunteer leaders to examine and address larger issues that needed attention.

A Brief A Brief A Brief A Brief IntroductionIntroductionIntroductionIntroduction

The Interim Search The Interim Search The Interim Search The Interim Search ProcessProcessProcessProcess

Because it is the job of the Board of Trustees to choose an interim minister, they began the process by appointing a Task Force that represented the congregation. The Task Force consisted of John Moore, Abi Hobbs, Susan Wenger, Kira Downey, Hope Sheehan, Evan Davis, and Roger McNett. Each was chosen because of their church experience and the unique and professional skills they have to share in doing this job.

This Task Force’s job was to investigate the four names the UUA provided and come up with the most appropriate candidate for our church. They received this list the week of April 28. The Task Force reviewed the

qualifications of all four and quickly settled on two candidates who seemed highly qualified to meet our situation and needs. Then followed an intense period devoted to interviewing the candidates’ references and others who had worked with them during their most recent ministries.

The Task Force worked many, many hours reading materials sent by candidates, contacting references and other people who had worked with the candidates. Finally they put together questions that mattered to our congregation to interview the candidates via conference calls.

The Task Force met the evening of Wednesday, May 5, to interview the two finalists. After careful consideration, the Task Force decided the best one for our church at this time is Rev. Jennie Barrington. The board agreed

with their choice at a special meeting on Thursday, May 6 and, on Friday morning, May 7, President Roger McNett called her and she agreed to be our interim minister.

The interview with Rev. Jennie convinced the Task Force that she is a natural “listener” who pays attention to congregants and their feelings to identify their values and needs. Her approach is positive, friendly, and supportive. It also became clear to them that she had done her homework on UUCFW, and was eager to come and work with us as our interim minister.

The Task Force feels Rev. Barrington is a highly gifted individual and we are confident she brings to us the qualities we were seeking from the outset of our search. We look forward to beginning to work with her this coming August.

Flower Communion

Sunday, May 23

In the April issue of the nUUz,

Minister Emerita, Rev. Dr. Laurie

Proctor, wonderfully painted a

picture of hope for the

congregation. As you prepare for

the coming of an Interim Minister

in the Fall (a very important and

positive step), we want you to

enter the summer with a sure

footing for the future, a fresh

start, a new perspective.

Dr. Michael Spath will lead the

Flower Communion service on

Sunday, May 23, and give the

sermon: “The Possible

Impossible.” Dress in bright,

flowery colors. Bring a flower to

share, and plan to take a flower

home with you. Invite a friend to

come with you, too.

It’s a “don’t miss” Sunday at

the Meetinghouse on Sunday,

May 23.

Staying in town for

Memorial Day?

Bring the family to the

Meetinghouse for an

intergenerational service, to be

followed by a family picnic.

BUT WAIT! THERE’S

MORE!

Our new interim minister, Rev.

Jennie Barrington, will be joining

us! She’ll be in town to do some

house hunting, and is eager to

meet some of her new

congregational family. We think

you’ll be as delighted to meet her

as the search Task Force was to

find someone with her

exceptional qualifications and

personal qualities.

The Memorial Day picnic will

be a potluck affair. We’ll have a

signup sheet at the May 16 and

May 23 social hours to help plan

for the event. Just let us know if

you’re bringing a main course, a

dessert, or a side dish. We’ll do

the rest. We’ll provide coffee,

tea, and soft drinks for all, and

ice cream and chips for those

who aren’t watching their

waistlines. Join in!

Adult Forum

As we begin planning for next

season’s Adult Forum programs, I

would appreciate some input

from members of our

congregation.

What are your interests?

What topics would you like us

to address?

Perhaps you have a program

you would like to present. If so,

please keep in mind its potential

appeal to those outside our

congregation. We hope to

attract people from the

community as we have done this

past year.

I look forward to hearing from

you, and thanks in advance for

your participation. My email

address is [email protected]

Jeanne Nuechterlein

Sisters Over

Seventy (SOS)

Cynthia Powers is in charge of

the May 13 meeting of Sisters

Over Seventy. She has invited us

to meet at the New Fox Island

Nature Center at 10:30 AM for

bird and small animal viewing.

Optional equipment will be

binoculars and a picnic lunch.

Pat Love is planning our June

10 meeting.

Wellspring Summer Wellspring Summer Wellspring Summer Wellspring Summer CampCampCampCamp

Over the past four years, we have raised a total of $4,575 for the Wellspring Summer Day Camp program. This is an amazing amount of money and it goes to an amazingly important cause: children.

In the Youth Summer Day Camp Program youth, aged 4 to 16, are divided in five age groups and meet at five participating downtown congregations. Each age group is professionally staffed by

Wellspring and four roving instructors on art, dance, music and yoga meet weekly with youth. Field trips are provided weekly.

The kids gather at their specific age group site from 9 AM to Noon and then all participants meet at Moody Park for lunch through the Fort Wayne Community School’s Free Lunch Program.

The Summer Day Camp had a record-setting year in 2009 as daily attendance averaged 303 kids.

The Camp begins the second Monday of June and meets for a seven week period.

This past summer a special pilot program reached out to the Burmese community involving 35 youth who resided in the Autumn Woods and Riverview apartment complexes.

In October of 2009 Wellspring’s Summer Day Camp Program was named a recipient of a 2009 Indiana Youth Investment Award from the Indiana Youth Institute. Only ten Indiana organizations -- over 200 were considered -- received recognition for exemplary youth programs.

There are no fees for Wellspring’s Summer Day Camp and free transportation is provided for approximately 60% of the kids.

Send your donations here to the office, with Wellspring in the memo line, or turn them in after Sunday services.

Thank you for what you can give – it is a very worthwhile program and your help is more than appreciated.

UUs at the TinCapsUUs at the TinCapsUUs at the TinCapsUUs at the TinCaps

Sat., July 10Sat., July 10Sat., July 10Sat., July 10 Join your fellow UUs at the Join your fellow UUs at the Join your fellow UUs at the Join your fellow UUs at the TinCaps downtown July 10TinCaps downtown July 10TinCaps downtown July 10TinCaps downtown July 10

Be part of the fun Saturday, July 10 downtown at Parkview Field when the UUs go to a TinCaps game.

It’s the best entertainment value in Fort Wayne. The evening not only promises a baseball game with the 2009 Midwest League champs but also the amazing magic of Quick Change (of “America’s Got Talent” fame) and post-game fireworks.

If you’ve been to a TinCaps game, you know how much fun it is. If you haven’t yet, you owe it yourself to see what all the fuss is about over downtown Fort Wayne baseball (and parking is NOT NOT NOT NOT an issue). Not to mention this is the first day of the Three Rivers Festival so there’s so much fun to be had downtown.

Our wonderful seats cost just $9 a ticket. We only have 50 tickets on reserve so you’ll want to get them early, as it’s likely the game could sell out. We will need your money in advance, preferably by May 26May 26May 26May 26, so please get a check or cash to the church office for your ticket total. You will get your tickets with seats together for your family/group prior to the game.

What a fun way to celebrate summer with your fellow UUs. And get to see the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Fort Wayne up on the second largest video board in minor league baseball.

UU Garage SaleUU Garage SaleUU Garage SaleUU Garage Sale Sat., June 12Sat., June 12Sat., June 12Sat., June 12

Our UU Garage Sale is going to take place the same time as our Woodhurst Neighborhood sale, Saturday, June 12Saturday, June 12Saturday, June 12Saturday, June 12.

Don’t start to bring your items until Sunday, June 6Sunday, June 6Sunday, June 6Sunday, June 6, as we have the Alicia Pyle Trio here on Saturday, June 5.

Please PRICE PRICE PRICE PRICE your own items. According to some Garage Sale Conventional Wisdom, place the price on TOP TOP TOP TOP of the item. Also, when pricing start with the guideline of 1/3 of what it costs new. If it cost you $15, try for $2 or $3.

We’ll need helpers that day too, so let us know if you want to participate!

Your Viewpoints Your Viewpoints Your Viewpoints Your Viewpoints Still are Needed!Still are Needed!Still are Needed!Still are Needed!

Study of Spirituality and Study of Spirituality and Study of Spirituality and Study of Spirituality and Creativity (website: Creativity (website: Creativity (website: Creativity (website: theCreativeDifference.NETtheCreativeDifference.NETtheCreativeDifference.NETtheCreativeDifference.NET):):):):

Branden Thornhill Miller is authoring a study and needs at least 50 more participants. Will you take the time to help? Your voice will be heard. Here’s what the study involves:

Have you had religious or spiritual experiences, or overwhelming experiences of beauty? Are you creative or do you have a “creative personality”? Or do some of

these not apply to you, and perhaps you wonder why?

No matter what your responses to these questions your help is greatly needed with an online study being conducted through Oxford University by Branden Thornhill-Miller. The study explores potentially relevant aspects of personality and perception as well as possible gender differences.

If you leave an email address you can be sent a summary of the results, entered in a drawing for two $50 prizes, and be notified when a talk on the study is given.

Many more participants are needed to complete the study, however, so your participation would be greatly appreciated! Please go to the website theCreativeDifference.NETtheCreativeDifference.NETtheCreativeDifference.NETtheCreativeDifference.NET and consider encouraging members of your family or posting a link to your friends--of whatever religious background. Thank you!

Branden Thornhill-Miller Lecturer & Director of Studies in Psychology & Philosophy Hertford & Harris Manchester Colleges University of Oxford tel.: +44 1865 279 436

A Workshop with Dr. Chris Schriner

Monday, June 7 7-9 PM

Did you know that atheists are the minority group most Americans are least willing to allow their children to marry? According to a recent study, they are “seen as a threat to the American way of life.” Even within Unitarian Universalism, theists and atheists often find it awkward to communicate about theological matters. But Rev. Chris Schriner is convinced that believers and non-believers have a lot more in common than they think.

While visiting Ft. Wayne June 7 Chris will present a workshop based upon his brand-new book, “Bridging the Great God Gap: Finding Common Ground Among Believers, Atheists, and

Agnostics.”

Here are some reasons you might want to attend:

• People you love clash about religion. You wish you could help them reconcile.

• You believe in God, and you are concerned about friends or family members who do not.

• You don’t believe in God, but some of those you care about are fervent believers.

• You wonder whether theists and atheists might have more in common than they imagine.

• You want to have candid and yet respectful conversations with people whose opinions are different from yours – opinions about religion, politics, morality, or any

other emotionally loaded subject.

Dr. Schriner is Minister Emeritus of Mission Peak Unitarian Universalist Congregation in Fremont, California. He is also the author of five books, and he also practiced group and individual psychotherapy for 25 years.

Suggested donation for this program is $5-10, depending on financial means. No one will be turned away for lack of funds. Although pre-registration is not required, we would appreciate advance signups so we will know about how many to expect. Marjan Boogert will have a sign-up sheet at Sunday services.

For more information about the program, contact Chris Schriner, [email protected].

Happy Birthday to Happy Birthday to Happy Birthday to Happy Birthday to our May our May our May our May

celebrants!!celebrants!!celebrants!!celebrants!! (Yes, I know some (Yes, I know some (Yes, I know some (Yes, I know some are now belatedare now belatedare now belatedare now belated----

sorry!)sorry!)sorry!)sorry!)

Gary Parkins 05/01

Susan Yee 05/02

Larry Burke 05/06

Steve Weaver 05/09

Gerry Kaufman 05/10

Ina Dormire 05/13

Kees deWit 05/23

Sam Hapner 05/24

Andrew Connor Fouts-Grubbs 05/24

John T. Moore 05/26

May Anniversaries of joining the May Anniversaries of joining the May Anniversaries of joining the May Anniversaries of joining the Unitarian Universalist Unitarian Universalist Unitarian Universalist Unitarian Universalist

Congregation of Fort WayneCongregation of Fort WayneCongregation of Fort WayneCongregation of Fort Wayne

Bonnie Andrews 05/22/1955

Charles Redd 05/24/1970

Toni Kring 05/30/1977

Jerry Lawson 05/27/1979

Marsi Lawson 05/27/1979

Larry Curtis 05/02/1983

Maggie Curtis 05/02/1983

Steven L. Zimmerman 05/21/2000

Robert L. Elmer 05/18/2003

Jon Pontzius 05/21/2006

J. Ann Colbert 05/20/2006

Yorkova Dixie 05/16/2009

And welcome to some of our newest members that we just honored this past Mother’s Day Sunday in our service:

Terri & Danny Swim

Ramona McGown

Cyndi Lettau

Loren Lybarger

Jean Porter

Ludy Goodson and

Margaret & Bob Ferguson

The Sixties Sisters (Sixters) are

meeting Tuesday, May 25 at 7

PM in the choir room of the

Meetinghouse. Remember that

you don’t have to be in your

sixties to join us!

Sixt ies

Sisters &

Friends (for all adult women)

Alicia Pyle TrioAlicia Pyle TrioAlicia Pyle TrioAlicia Pyle Trio Saturday, June 5, 2010Saturday, June 5, 2010Saturday, June 5, 2010Saturday, June 5, 2010

7:30 PM

Tickets $10 ($5 student)

Here are the current committees you might want to lend your energy to. Listed are the committee, the chair(s), and their email address.

Adult Focused Social ActivitiesAdult Focused Social ActivitiesAdult Focused Social ActivitiesAdult Focused Social Activities Bev Brown ([email protected])

Building and GroundsBuilding and GroundsBuilding and GroundsBuilding and Grounds Rick Stirratt ([email protected]) and Danny Swim ([email protected])

Care CommitteeCare CommitteeCare CommitteeCare Committee Jacquelyn Moore ([email protected])

Congregational MinistryCongregational MinistryCongregational MinistryCongregational Ministry Ruth de Wit ([email protected])

Dinner ClubDinner ClubDinner ClubDinner Club Ann Colbert ([email protected])

Earth Spirit CircleEarth Spirit CircleEarth Spirit CircleEarth Spirit Circle Dee Koehl ([email protected]) and Deb Roemisch ([email protected])

EndowmentEndowmentEndowmentEndowment Judy Wertenberger ([email protected])

Finance CommitteeFinance CommitteeFinance CommitteeFinance Committee Karen Goldner ([email protected])

ForumForumForumForum Jeanne Nuechterlein ([email protected])

GalleryGalleryGalleryGallery Larry Curtis ([email protected]) and Susan Wenger ([email protected])

MeditationMeditationMeditationMeditation Pamela Steinbach ([email protected])

Membership/WelcomeMembership/WelcomeMembership/WelcomeMembership/Welcome Jon Pontzius ([email protected])

Mental Health CommitteeMental Health CommitteeMental Health CommitteeMental Health Committee Larry Hayes ([email protected])

Music on Old MillMusic on Old MillMusic on Old MillMusic on Old Mill Jeanne Nuechterlein ([email protected])

PeacePeacePeacePeace Dave Lambert ([email protected])

Philosophy DiscussionPhilosophy DiscussionPhilosophy DiscussionPhilosophy Discussion Jon Pontzius ([email protected])

PublicityPublicityPublicityPublicity Carol VerWiebe ([email protected])

RomeosRomeosRomeosRomeos John Moore ([email protected])

Sixties Sisters (Sixters)Sixties Sisters (Sixters)Sixties Sisters (Sixters)Sixties Sisters (Sixters) Marsi Lawson ([email protected])

Sisters Over SeventySisters Over SeventySisters Over SeventySisters Over Seventy Carol VerWiebe ([email protected])

Social Action & ServiceSocial Action & ServiceSocial Action & ServiceSocial Action & Service Susan Yee ([email protected]) and Marjan Boogert ([email protected])

UU GardensUU GardensUU GardensUU Gardens John Steinbach ([email protected]) Abi Hobbs ([email protected])

Ushers & GreetersUshers & GreetersUshers & GreetersUshers & Greeters

WorshipWorshipWorshipWorship Gabe Dawkins ([email protected])

Youth REYouth REYouth REYouth RE Abi Hobbs ([email protected]) and Terri Swim ([email protected])

Adolescent Adolescent Adolescent Adolescent FreeFreeFreeFree----skateskateskateskate (and Hang(and Hang(and Hang(and Hang----

out)out)out)out) We’re roping off the parking lot, so bring a sack dinner and your favorite

set of wheels (skates, skateboard, scooter, etc) on May 22nd at 5:00. Until 8:00, we’ll be rolling, watching, or hanging out inside.

Questions? Talk to Abi Hobbs (812-455-5575 or [email protected])

Note to parentsNote to parentsNote to parentsNote to parents: Please make sure

that you’re comfortable with the wheels your child brings. There will be no sharing of wheels without parental approval.

May Langhinrichs Gallery

“Whispers on the Wind with the Two Sipsters”

April 24 - June 13, 2010

Visit our website at: http://uufortwayne.org

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Love is the spirit of this church …

Next nUUz article deadline: 05/23/2010

Sunday Morning at the MeetinghouseSunday Morning at the MeetinghouseSunday Morning at the MeetinghouseSunday Morning at the Meetinghouse

We meet at 10 AM Sunday mornings for The Forum, while the Children & Youth attend Religious & Self-Discovery. Our Sunday Morning Worship Service begins to gather at 10:55 AM; children and youth are invited to attend the service, or they can attend their Religious Education classes, which takes place during

the service. We have childcare for infants and toddlers.

Activities to plan for:Activities to plan for:Activities to plan for:Activities to plan for:

• Adolescent Skate, Adolescent Skate, Adolescent Skate, Adolescent Skate, Saturday, May 22 @ 5 PMSaturday, May 22 @ 5 PMSaturday, May 22 @ 5 PMSaturday, May 22 @ 5 PM

• Flower Communion, Flower Communion, Flower Communion, Flower Communion, Sunday, May 23Sunday, May 23Sunday, May 23Sunday, May 23

• Memorial Day service & Potluck Picnic, Memorial Day service & Potluck Picnic, Memorial Day service & Potluck Picnic, Memorial Day service & Potluck Picnic, Sunday, May 30Sunday, May 30Sunday, May 30Sunday, May 30

• Alicia Pyle Trio, Alicia Pyle Trio, Alicia Pyle Trio, Alicia Pyle Trio, Saturday, June 5 @ 7:30 PMSaturday, June 5 @ 7:30 PMSaturday, June 5 @ 7:30 PMSaturday, June 5 @ 7:30 PM

• Bridging the Great God Gap, Bridging the Great God Gap, Bridging the Great God Gap, Bridging the Great God Gap, Monday, June 7 @ 7 PMMonday, June 7 @ 7 PMMonday, June 7 @ 7 PMMonday, June 7 @ 7 PM

• UU Garage Sale, UU Garage Sale, UU Garage Sale, UU Garage Sale, Saturday, June 12 @ 8 AMSaturday, June 12 @ 8 AMSaturday, June 12 @ 8 AMSaturday, June 12 @ 8 AM

• Women’s Retreat, Women’s Retreat, Women’s Retreat, Women’s Retreat, June 18June 18June 18June 18----20 @ Kathryn Farnsworth’s house20 @ Kathryn Farnsworth’s house20 @ Kathryn Farnsworth’s house20 @ Kathryn Farnsworth’s house • TinCaps Game (UU Night), TinCaps Game (UU Night), TinCaps Game (UU Night), TinCaps Game (UU Night), Saturday, July 10Saturday, July 10Saturday, July 10Saturday, July 10