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30 Days of Love

– January 15, 2012Posted in: Events, News, featured 2

National Standing of the Side of Love Month

The Unitarian Universalist Association – Standing on the Side of Love Campaign asks each of us to participate in the THIRTY DAYS OF LOVE.

Starting Martin Luther King, Jr. Day and culminating with Valentine’s Day, THIRTY DAYS OF LOVE is a collective visioning process about making sense of the present moment, and what we are called to do.
THIRTY DAYS OF LOVE offers daily, direct actions for love. You can find out more here.

You can join us in our commitment by signing up here.

QUEST for meaning

– November 7, 2011Posted in: Events, News, UU, featured 2

The Church of the Larger Fellowship (CLF) along with Unitarian Universalist ministers from the Phildelphia-Wilmington area are working together to present UU ideas to new audiences. This effort is titled, “Quest for Meaning”. With a series of short videos and additional sermons we are reaching out to a wider audience. These videos are available through an iPad App and Android App for those with mobile devices. The videos can also be seen on www.livestream.com at http://www.livestream.com/questformeaning and some on YouTube. You can view some of the videos driectly by using the following links:

Rev. Meg Riley – at Occupy (LiveStream)

Rev. Peter Fredericks – Hide and Seek (LiveStream)

Rev Kent Matthies – Forgiveness (You Tube)

Rev Kathy Ellis – Forgiveness (You Tube)

Rev. Meg Riley – Forgiveness (You Tube)

More to come … stay tuned

TPUUF Celebrates 45 years!

– November 6, 2011Posted in: Events, News, featured 2

THOMAS PAINE UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST FELLOWSHIP 1966 – 2011

The Fellowship celebrated its anniversary on Sunday, September 18, 2011, exactly 45 years after it was chartered as The Greater Norristown Unitarian Fellowship. During the Sunday service, member recognition was held for our newest member, Caryn Kayser, and the following membership milestones.

10 Years: Terry Kieserman, Deb Marotta, Dave Partington, Kate Weber
15 Years: Theresa Adams, Phyllis Parker, Tom Parker, Rob Pickle, Joanne Valerio
20 Years: Joan Ahlum, Sandy Beckius, Jean Holt, William Rostosky, Harvey Whitten
35 Years: Margaret Hoos, Roselyn Wealth
45 Years and Charter Members: Frank Augustine, Marian Augustine, Joan Buckley

Job Search Support Group Meeting – Nov. 15, 7 PM

– November 2, 2011Posted in: Events, News, featured 2

Are you looking for a Job? Know someone else who is?

We can help!

The Thomas Paine Unitarian Universalist Fellowship’s

Job Search Support Group

Meeting November 15th 7 PM

In these financially troubled times, we realize that many folks are out there looking for jobs. If you are un- or under-employed, our support group is for you. We plan to help with the job search process, mainly by developing a support group and by supplying needed advice and materials.

Spread the word. All are welcome.

Thomas Paine Unitarian Universalist Fellowship

424 Ridge Pike, Collegeville, PA 19426

610-631-0280

For more information, contact Lorraine Lee,

president@tpuuf.org

TPUUF Shows Its Pride

– June 24, 2010Posted in: News, featured 2

More than 20 members of our community took part in the PrideDay Parade and festival in Philadelphia on Sunday, June 13.

Participation in the event was coordinated by the Welcoming Congregation Task Force, a working group of TPUUF’s Social Action Committee. The event itself is run by Philly Pride Presents, Inc.

Thomas Paine is a Welcoming Congregation, open to gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender people.

TPUUF Stands Up for Love

– March 11, 2010Posted in: featured 2

The Sunday service on Valentine’s Day was about love, but it celebrated the kind that isn’t usually mentioned on Hallmark cards and romantic notes between partners.

Instead, the Rev. Bryant B. Brown spoke about Standing on the Side of Love, the Unitarian Universalist Association’s initiative to bring love into the conversation every day.

Links:

Get a TPUUF T-Shirt

– March 1, 2010Posted in: News, featured 2

We have a TPUUF store at Cafe Press, giving you the ability to buy a variety of merchandise—shirts, mugs, and other items—to publicize your religious community. We have recently created new T-shirts, with our great new logo.

Check them out at http://www.cafepress.com/tpuuf

If you have questions, email them here.

Tags: cafe press, store

We’re on Facebook

– April 1, 2009Posted in: News, featured 2

We’re happy you’re visiting us at TPUUF.ORG, but there are other ways to access news and conversations about us.

Facebook, for one.

TPUUF has a page on the dominant social networking site. You can see it here. Become a fan and you’ll get community updates on your wall.

It’s another way to keep up with your religious home.

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February’s Service Topics

February 5: Reflections on a dialogue: Belief or Nonbelief?, Umberto Eco and Cardinal Carlo Maria Martini
- Yvon Kennon, TPUUF Member
In 1995, the Milan newspaper Corriere della sera decided to run an unusual feature, an attempt to edify their readers through a frank exchange between two Italian intellectuals: Novelist and professor of semiotics Umberto Eco, and Carlo Maria Martini, the Cardinal of Milan. The purpose of this exchange would be a mutual exploration of issues important to the modern world, but issues open to philosophical dissent between the “believer and the nonbeliever,” or more specifically, the Catholic and the secular humanist. The dialogue took place in a series of four letters, each letter and its subsequent response touching upon a single topic. Yvon Kennon will reflect on what this dialogue can teach UUs... at least she’ll try!

February 12: Adventures in Africa
- Becky Kowole/Mary Lynne Carlisle Coordinator
Becky was a teacher in Western Africa and will share her journey with us.

February 19: Equality – What does it mean to you?
- Welcoming Congregation Team/Guest Speaker: Ted Martin, Equality Pennsylvania/Bill Weber Coordinator
Some of us take it for granted: Equal access to housing, jobs, safety in schools, and the right to commit to a partner with legal protections. Some of us don’t enjoy those same rights. Ted Martin will tell us what Equality PA has been doing and what is on the agenda for Equality for all people in Pennsylvania.

February 26: American Indian Religion and Mythology
- TPUUF Members, George & Mary Lynne Carlisle
We will explore some Native American religions and beliefs.

To hear a recent sermon "The Quest" with the Reverend Bryant B. Brown CLICK HERE

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