Unitarian Universalist Congregation
Ormond Beach
56 Halifax Drive North
Ormond Beach, FL 32176
(386) 677- 6172

LIFE LONG LEARNING: at UUCOB   

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 Mondays 12:00 Noon.    Bag-Lunch with the Minister       

Join Reverend Kathy for lunch and conversation on Mondays - she'll be there all Mondays     Room 2   

REFLECTIONS— New Evening Services on Thursday, March 28, from 7:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m., and every second and fourth Thursday thereafter, the Worship Committee will hold an evening service of reflection which will include music, readings, and meditation. The Reflections services will provide an opportunity for those who desire, a time out from the busy-ness and daily-ness of life. The Reflections service provides a time and place to slow down, nourish the spirit, and restore the soul. All are welcome. 

Prior to the 10:30 am service, the Discussion Group meets at 9:15 a.m.  

After the service join us for "Coffee, Cookies and Conversation"

       SUNDAY SERVICES                                                

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 Upcoming Pulpit Presentations

April 7, 2019

9:15 Discussion Group, Topic: "Free Will, Genetics or Destiny”
10:30 Service: —Rev. Kathy Tew Rickey, “If Not Now, When?  If No Us Who? Our Social Justice work at UUCOB must be more than charity and compassion. We must do good works, as well.  In this month of April, our worship theme is “Wholeness.”  Let’s explore the action piece of justice and how we can make our justice work in the community complete. Audio of Sermon                                                                 
Service Leader: John Horner 

April 14, 2019
9:15 Discussion Group, Topic: "Survival of the Fittest or Survival of the most co-operative"
10:30 Service: — Ellen Nielsen and the Congregation, Palm Sunday, a UU Flower Communion           In this service we will celebrate the coming of spring.   Founder of the Unitarian movement in Czechoslovakia, Rev. Dr. Norbert Căpek began the Unitarian tradition of the flower communion to bring people closer to together.  The Gestapo imprisoned Căpek, who died at Dachau concentration camp in October 1942.   However, his message of hope and humanity lives on as we can see in the beauty and diversity of flowers the symbolic beauty and diversity of life.   Please bring a flower to share (preferably one of the many native Florida flowers that are blooming now).   

Service Leader: Ellen Nielsen

Apri 21, 2019
9:15 Discussion Group, Topic: How to be Happy
10:30 Service: —Rev. Kathy Tew Rickey, , Easter Sunday, “Candle on the Water First service6:52 a.m.— Sunrise service on the beach across from Betty’s A1A Café.  Plan to be there no  later than 6:30 a.m. Please bring a beach chair and a jacket.                                                                                                   
Second service 10:30 a.m.— at UUCOB:  What or who are the guiding lights in our lives?  If you find  yourself adrift in fear and confusion, what anchors you?  What comforts you?  What gives you courage                                               Service Leader: Rita Scheeler

April 28, 2019
9:15 Discussion Group, Topic:
10:30 Service: — Cliff Jackson, “How to Change Your World”
For most of his life, Cliff was a collector of interesting aphorisms:  Gandhi's "Be the change you want to see in the world" etc.   They were great to insert in conversations or to muse about how wonderfully concise they were.  However, at one point in his life, things changed.  Cliff began to apply some of these gems of wisdom moment by moment.  Aman Motwane says it best, "When You Change How You See the World, Your Whole World Changes."  Let’s borrow from the TED talks theme of “Ideas Worth Sharing.”  TED talk speakers learn not just to tell their stories— but to re-live them.  We too can change our perspective and change our world           
Service Leader: Denise Carter

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