Are
you looking for a religious home
that fits you, and not the other way around?
One that welcomes children?
One that values social action and personal conscience?
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New UU Video
YouTube
has become a new place for Unitarian Universalists to share videos
about their faith with others. The latest is a video
on Unitarian
Symbols and can be viewed at:
[it's
been added to the UUCNH links page too]
There is also a copy of Voices of a Liberal Faith, the DVD that
was sent
to
all churches back in the fall, and there is a video titled "You're
a Uni-what?" that is very good. You can find both of these in the
side bar of the link above.
We
just wanted to let you know what new things were showing up on the internet.
Beth
Casebolt
District
Administrator
Ohio
Meadville District
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Family
Game Night coming up
Please join us for a game night/potluck on the 3rd Friday of every
month at 6:30, beginning on June 20th. It will be held in
Friendship Hall and is open to everyone, so bring games for all
ages. We're talking board games, card games, RPGs, heck even charades
if you want. Or, just bring your knitting, and watch and kibitz.
Bring friends, bring food, bring fun! (please
remember the Church has a "warming " kitchen, so make it cold or
prepared food). For more information, contact Paul Smith or Inga
Burton-Smith.
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A special Congregational Meeting will be held immediately after the service on June 29.

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This Sunday,
June 22:
UU Women
In Books
Lay-led
service presented by our UUCNH Book Discussion Group
There
are estimates that about 10 million folks are
involved in book discussion groups around the US.
Why do so many folks want to
discuss what they read? Come
find out what makes our book discussion
group tick! We'll
share what we've
learned from some really impressive UU women.
Immediately after the service, Noon to 12:30,
copies of the separation agreement with Rev. Meyer will be handed out
and questions answered.
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Next Sunday,
June 29:
Beyond
Verbal Self
Defense -
The Art Of Making Friends
Lay-Led
service presented by Tony Palermo
What to
say when you've been
verbally zapped haunts us all from time to time. "If
I'd only
told
him..." This Spring's PSI Group sessions have
covered a range
of comeback behaviors designed to put the offending
individual on the road to social & moral recovery without your
sinking to his level. But beyond
the verbal jousting, there's the art of making a friend. It
takes
self-confidence, an interest in others and a number of very
interesting techniques we'll highlight in our service on June 29th.
See you there.our service on June 29th.
See you there.
A special Congregational Meeting will be held immediately
after the service.
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One
that welcomes everyone regardless of creed, ethnic background,
religious affiliation, or sexual orientation?
We welcome you into our liberal religious community!
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Maps
and
Directions
to our church
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are estimates that about 10 million folks are
involved in book discussion groups around the US.
Why do so many folks want to
discuss what they read? Come
find out what makes our book discussion
group tick! We'll
share what we've
learned from some really impressive UU women.
Welcome
to the
Unitarian
Universalist Church
of the
North Hills!!
Sunday
Services run
from 11:00 am to 12:00 noon. Nursery Care is provided,
and
the R.E. Program is held concurrent with the service. Coffee &
conversation for adults and children immediately follow the service.
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PICK
A
CARD,
ANY
CARD!
If
you
shop at Giant Eagle,
Festival
or Kuhn’s,
you can help balance the
church budget by buying groceries!
The cards cost members nothing more than what they
would normally pay to purchase groceries anyway, but for every $100 in
groceries you buy using the gift cards (available in $50 or $100
denominations), the church gets $5! WHAT A DEAL, it costs
our members NOTHING to contribute to the only on-going fund-raiser
UUCNH is running.
If you are interested in purchasing the cards, please see Jim Noel or
John Brobst during coffee hour.
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Choose your Sunday to host coffee
hour during the upcoming church year!
A
sign-up sheet has been placed on an easel in Friendship Hall at
the doorway near the stairs. Be amongThere
are estimates that about 10 million folks are
involved in book discussion groups around the US.
Why do so many folks want to
discuss what they read? Come
find out what makes our book discussion
group tick! We'll
share what we've
learned from some really impressive UU women. the first to
select your Sunday for contributing to this important part of our
church community!
Thanks!
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