9 a.m. — “How
Can the Religions Agree? From a Baha’i
point of view.” — Ann Booth.
Ann Booth is an artist
working in the medium of tapestry. She is a member of the Baha’i Faith.
A member of the York Interfaith Dialogue Forum, The York County Human
Relations Advisory Council, and Secretary of the York Township Baha’i
Community.The Baha’i’s have no clergy, Ann speaks simply as a member of
the Baha’i community.
10:30 a.m. — “Wilderness
Winter” — Ellen Dionna & Arthur Hover.
Ellen
Dionna and Arthur Hover spent 13 years living in wilderness Vermont —
more than two miles snowshoeing cross-country to the nearest neighbor,
in mountain woods where encounters with moose and bear, and even a
cougar were part of ordinary life. That life required essential
practicality for survival and illumined and expanded our
spirituality. Witness became a spiritual practice and intimacy
with the land our spiritual crucible. With traditional film
slides and memoir, Ellen and Arthur create worship.
Following
the worship service we invite the congregation to see more slides and
discuss our experiences — children welcome.
Sunday,
January 29, 2012
9
a.m.— “Finding
One’s Self, One’s Faith, and A Job” — Charles Conrad.
Chucks Biography: Married 50 years, four children, four
grandchildren, baker by trade, teacher by profession, politician by
mistake and amateur theologian, philosopher, and humanist by early
retirement. A UU since ’62 and UUCY member
since ’02.
10:30
a.m. — “A
Question of Soul” — Rev. Kate Seitz
Bortner.
A. Powell Davies remarked "Life is an opportunity
to grow a soul."
Join us this morning when
Rev. Kate and guest author John Burkett consider some of the many ideas
about the human soul. There will be a book signing after the
service.
Continuing
the Journey, Conversations Regarding the Soul.
Sunday,
February 5, 2012
9
a.m. — “Minding
the Mind — Musings and Music.” — Mary Barnes & Greg
Maroney.
Mary
Barnes is a long-time UUCY member. She
lives on and pays attention to a farm in Seven Valleys with her husband, Jeremy.
Greg Maroney is a pianist living on a small farm outside of
Wellsville. He composes and
records his own music, and
currently has 10 CDs of original solo piano music, two of which
have been considered for a Grammy nomination. More
information is available at his website www.gregmaroney.com.
10:30 a.m. — Revs. Robert F. Renjilian and Peter Friedrichs.