October 2019 RE News – “The Garden Grows the Community”
On Sunday, February 10, I gave a sermon called: “The Garden Grows the Community.” The idea of creating a community garden was introduced in part as a response to what
Continue readingThe Census is Coming…The Census is Coming….
AND IT IS IMPORTANT FOR 10 YEARS AFTER THAT EVERYONE BE COUNTED. BE AWARE. DO YOUR PART. Sponsored by the UUFP Social Justice Committee The NAACP, Hampton Branch, and the
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Presented by Joanne Dingus August 21, 2019 By the early 1900's there were three local Universalist Mission Schools--Norfolk, Suffolk and Ocean View, which were led by African American ministers. Two
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"For all that is our life" by Rev. Andrew (Read Part 1, Part 2 and Part 3.) We began our last day at Stony Point with a further discussion about
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For all that is our life" by Rev. Andrew (Read Part 1 and Part 2.) After a starting our day outdoors with Surya Namaskār (Salute to the Sun) led by
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"For all that is our life" by Rev. Andrew (Read Part 1 here.) Today began with a POP — a way of talking about our work that focuses on purpose
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For all that is our life" by Rev. Andrew This week, I am at the second retreat of my GreenFaith Fellowship this year. This time, we are just north of
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theme: Encountering Unless otherwise noted, services include sermons preached by Rev. Andrew Clive Millard and take place at 9:30am and 11:15am on Sundays. April 7th: “Calling In” The foundation of
Continue reading“Dinner & Dance the Night Away!” to Benefit LINK
By Mason Moseley The Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of the Peninsula (UUFP) has supported the Living Interfaith Network of Hampton Roads (LINK) from very early in its existence. We continue to
Continue readingA Day for All People
“For all that is our life” by Rev. Andrew January is a busy month in Richmond, thanks to the legislative session of the Virginia General Assembly. I spent three days
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