SUNDAY SERVICES

September 9 - May 21: 9:30 a.m. and 11:15 a.m.

May 27 - Sept 2: 10:00 a.m.

Social Time follows services.
Nursery and toddler childcare is available.

We encourage everyone to attend services dressed comfortably. Coat and tie are acceptable, but not expected. During summer services, informal attire (including shorts) is quite common.

UPCOMING SERVICES

May 11, 9:30 and 11:15

The Spiritual Lives of Teens, Rev. Anthony David

Each stage of life presents unique challenges and opportunities for spiritual growth. Let's take a look today at the spiritual lives of teens.

Our services today will also honor a number of important life transitions. During both services, we will be doing child dedication rituals. During the 9:30am service, we will be recognizing our preteens and teens who are coming into high school with a Coming of Age ritual. And, at the 11:15am service, we will be doing a Bridging Ceremony for our high school graduates.

Plate Recipient: Georgia Center for Adoption and Foster Care

May 18, 9:30 and 11:15

The Turning Seasons of the Spirit , Rev. Anthony David

Fall, winter, spring, summer-the seasons turn, and each one can be seen as a metaphor for the turning seasons of our hearts and souls.

Please also join me in recognizing the outgoing members of the Board and the Nominating and Leadership Development Committee.

This is our last Sunday with two services (until September). Next Sunday, our service will begin at 10am.

Plate Recipient: Trees Atlanta

May 25, 10 am

Endless Summer, Rev. Marti Keller

Memorial Day weekend has a double significance as a way to honor those who have died in wars and also as the informal beginning of summer. The title of a vintage surfer documentary inspired a reflection on the possibility of maximum life extension for human beings. Are we indeed faced with the possibility of living 125 or more years? What are the implications for meaning-making and purposes for which we live?

Plate Recipient: UUCA Operating Budget

UUCA Vespers for May 2008

Theme for May: "Everyday Spirituality"

Unitarian Universalism is not a religion just for Sunday. It is a religion for every day of the week. In May, we will explore the opportunities to experience the sacred and the holy even as we go about the seemingly mundane tasks of daily life. Come and get the spirit! Join us for vespers every Wednesday in May.