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Inclement Weather Information: In the event of a “Level 3 Snow Emergency” in Hamilton County, Sunday Worship services will be cancelled and the church office will be closed. There is always the possibility of services being cancelled for less severe weather as well. In either case, an HUUC announcement will be sent and the local news authorities will be notified of the cancellation. |
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Ahn’s of Anderson Taekwondo Classes Tuesdays & Thursdays 5:30 p.m. — 7:30 p.m. Saturdays 10:00 a.m. — 12:00 p.m
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2710 Newtown Road Cincinnati, OH 45244 513-231-8634 office@huuc.net |
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Turpin Students Click here for a parking pass application. For more information, Contact Denise Martinez, Church Administrator. |
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Let’s Get Acquainted: February 11 - 6:00 p.m. Newcomers to our church are invited to a Get Acquainted Dinner this Saturday evening, Feb. 11, here at Heritage. Join us for appetizers, drinks and conversation beginning at 6 o’clock; your dinner will be served at 6:30. There is no charge. This is a great way to meet both others who are new to Heritage, and some of our established members! Childcare is provided. Please RSVP to Tracy Jo Small at obatola@fuse.net or 474-6607. After dinner (at around 7:30), Rev. Bill will offer an optional “Introduction to Unitarian Universalism.” This brief discussion includes an introductory video about UUism.
HUUC Council Meeting: February 26 - 8:30 a.m. This meeting of Committee Chairs and the Board of Trustees is open to all members of HUUC. We will begin at 8:15 a.m. with a light breakfast and refreshments. The meeting will begin promptly at 8:30 and will adjourn by 10:15.
Annual Book Sale: February 26 The annual Clara Barton Book Sale will be February 26 and March 3 and 4. But prior to that date, we need the “goods” to come in. So, gather up your books, CDs, DVDs, videos, magazines, puzzles, unused greeting cards, maps… if it’s made of paper, it is likely a good candidate. Place items in the bin under the coat rack in the back hall at HUUC. The profits from our sale support projects of the women of the church. Contact Robin Wickett for more information.
Faith Like a River: Themes in Unitarian Universalism, Then and Now Rev. Bill Gupton and Director of Religious Education Hollie Johnson lead this Sunday afternoon adult course, which takes a thematic, rather than linear, approach to engaging with Unitarian Universalist history. Each week we will encounter people both well-known, and obscure, from our past, to lead us into conversation about broad themes within Unitarian Universalism, such as freedom and tolerance, reason and reform, heresy and idealism, controversy and covenant. Six sessions in the winter (Feb. 12 to March 18) on Sundays from 4:00-5:30 p.m. Drop-ins welcome. |
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February 12, 2012—10:30 a.m. My God: A Work in Progress Rev. Bill Gupton Every so often, it behooves a minister to share with the congregation what he or she means by the word “God” – especially if that understanding of the Divine changes and evolves over time (which, of course, it should – though creedal and dogmatic faiths would disagree). Today is the first in a two-part worship series in which we will consider the biggest of all words. |
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February 5, 2012—10:30 a.m. Music for the Soul Matt Quick and Connie Booth John Phillips Sousa remarked that there is music for the head, the heart and the feet. Music enriches our worship services in all of those ways. Today’s service brought to us by Matt Quick and Connie Booth will celebrate music through the spoken word and the gifts of several musical folks in our congregation. We will be joined by special guest musician Suzanne Bona Hatem, a professional flutist. |