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

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Join us via ZOOM for SUNDAY SERVICES    
Zoom link and password 673786 for Discussion Group & Sunday services Aug 2nd - Sept.6th.   

Meeting ID: 957 0531 2451   Passcode: 076026

Dial - in & link plus Zoom instructions

August 16, 2020

  9:10 Discussion Topic:  “The meaning of ‘cultural (mis) appropriation' ”

10:30 Service   -   "Living with Cancer” Four members of the congregation, Ludy Goodson, Linda Kalaydjian, Harry White, and Ellen Nielsen will discuss their recent or ongoing experience with cancer.
Service Leader: Ludy Goodson   

JOYS & CONCERNS Email your joys &  concerns to Dan Gribben by Saturday to include in the Sunday service.

F.A.I.T.H. acts     Affordable Housing request from County Council

From the UUCOB Board     Upcoming Board meeting date at 5:30 is August 20, 2020.  In case you are interested,  UUCOB members are welcome to attend an electronic meeting of the Board, You will have to ask for access code to enter  the meeting - contact Julie Hilburn  

Each Sunday services will be live-streamed on Zoom. Please join us.
One Zoom link and password 673786 for Sunday services May 31st - Oct 11th.   

 
      UPCOMING SERMONS

 August 16, 2020

9:15 Discussion Group, Topic: “The meaning of ‘cultural (mis) appropriation”
10:30 Service- Ellen Nielsen and others, Living with Cancer”. Four members of the congregation, Ludy Goodson, Linda Kalaydjian, Harry White, and Ellen Nielsen will discuss their recent or ongoing experience with cancer.
Service Leader: Ludy Goodson

August 23, 2020
9:15 Discussion Group, Topic:
10:30 Service: — Rita Scheeler, “Hunger: Then and Now, What's Next” Comparing the Great Depression with now and how we together can help ourselves and others.
 Service Leader: Dan Gribbon

August 30, 2020
9:15 Discussion Group, Topic:
10:30 Service: --Dr. Barry Pendry, “The Mystical Brain” Dr. Pendry will discuss Neurotheology and the Spiritual experience, with its implications for Unitarian Universalists. Currently, there is worldwide interest in Neurotheology, also known as the Science of Religion. Dr. Pendry will review Neurotheology from a UU perspective with emphasis on the spiritual/mystical experience. At the core of being, we are all mystics with opportunities to live the awakened life. Proponents say that Neurotheology is providing us with a Cliff Notes version of how to encounter the divine.
Service Leader: Dan Gribbon

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