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Upcoming Services

At the July 5 service, we will observe the Flower Communion, a traditional UU celebration

of the gifts of nature and of the individual personal gifts

that each of us brings to create our church community. 

 

Please plan to bring, on July 5, one or two flowers, if you can, to create one glorious, varied bouquet. (All flowers

are welcome, whether from a garden, a florist, or a crack

in the sidewalk!)  And if you don't have one to bring, don't worry, there will be extras; or perhaps you would like to bring a photo of a flower. Participants who plan to join us via YouTube can send a photo in advance to lepagelucille2@gmail.com for it to be printed and included.

 We look forward to joining with you with you, in whatever way you choose, in this joyful tradition.

Worship is led by Lucille LePage,  in-person, or at the livestream link below.  Music provided by Andy Soll.  Join us at 10am.  Everyone is welcome!

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCIeJfO72kLh-gAtZZT-QOng/live

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