Rev. Snavely
describes herself as a “humanist who draws from Christianity, Buddhism and Neo-paganism for the current version” of her own theology. Reverend Snavely believes a religious congregation should offer three things to its people, “a place to experience and share wonder and awe with others, a spiritual community of people who are there for one another in times of joy, sorrow, and need, and a place and community in which to work for the betterment of the world.”
9:30 Discussion Group. Linda Krupsky will talk to us about LovExtension, a local non-profit helping the elderly and disabled.
11:00 Celebration of Life. Rev. Cynthia Snavely’s topic will be “Caring for Home (Earth).”
ONSITE and VIA ZOOM. (click here to watch on Zoom).
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Our 9:30 Discussion will be Pete Conde talking about all things Native American Flute, and at the 11:00 Service, Rev. Cynthia Snavely will speak to “Our UU Heritage and Future”.
Note: Service will be preceded by the 9:30 Discussion Group. Dawn Reed will discuss Addiction / Mental Health
SERVICE WILL BE ONSITE (but also available to watch on Zoom)
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