- Great youth service – The Search for Truth and Meaning. Will share photos sometime soon. #
- More fallout from Arizona immigration law. UUA may pull 2012 General Assembly. http://bit.ly/ddVDKB #
This Week at Thomas Paine
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Monday May 10 2010
Pagan Interest Group 7:00 to 9:00 pm
Worship Associates 7:00 8:00 pm
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Tuesday May 11, 2010 Senior Men’s Group 12:00 to 1:00 pm Yoga 5:45 to 6:55 pm
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Wednesday May 12, 2010 Membership Meeting 7:00 to 8:45 pm
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Thursday May 13, 2010 Fellowship Singers 7:30 to 8:30 pm
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Friday May 14, 2010 Yoga 10:00 to 11:00 am Tom’s Place 7:30 to 10:30 pm
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Saturday May 15, 2010 Memorial Service 11:00 am Frank Augustine's daughter, Estelle (Gigi) Augustine Blackburn, age 60, died April 28th, after a long struggle with cancer. You are invited to Gigi's Memorial Service and lunch at Thomas Paine. Philly Pride Workshop 2:00 to 3:00 pm
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Sunday May 16, 2010 New UU, part 2, after the service, brown bag lunch, all invited to attend. Sermon: Ritual Most of us develop rituals in our lives. They are important parts of most religions and spiritual practices. They can connect us and inspire us and calm us. And that all fits somehow with our human need for the new and surprising. Speaker: Rev. Bryant Brown
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Kevin Donahue
kevdonahue@gmail.com
TP’s Weekly Twitter Digest for 2010-05-09
- Mother's Day poem, courtesy of The Sun. http://bit.ly/bzv7Pl #
- "Boob Tube" indeed. http://bit.ly/9M02qr #
- I posted 3 photos on Facebook in the album "TP 2010" http://fb.me/xQWObaBn #
Schwenksville Food Collection on May 9
Hard Times

The Unitarian Universalist Pete Seeger has contributed mightily to issues dear to UUs and to remembering and enjoying our folk music. We sing and otherwise celebrate Pete. The Rev. Bryant B. Brown leads the service.
TP’s Weekly Twitter Digest for 2010-05-02
- Interesting read at Newsweek: Are women disappearing from church readings? http://bit.ly/8YKERg #
- A challenge to teh idea of one god, from scholar Stephen Prothero. http://bit.ly/anQxB8 #
- Sermon topics this May at TPUUF. http://bit.ly/cipIP7 #
- Young adults 'spiritual,' but they don't pray http://bit.ly/bpV3Uf #
Pioneers
We human beings like to explore. Sailing ships and canoes and covered wagons have carried us beyond what we know. In 1983 the first human-made object left our solar system; it carried some information about us. It says a lot about us and how we see our place in the Universe. Rev. Bryant B. Brown.
[Warning: There are sound issues with this file. It doesn't get better.]
Annual Meeting on Saturday, May 22
Thomas Paine Unitarian Universalist Fellowship’s Annual Meeting
Saturday, May 22, 5 p.m.
The meeting’s agenda will include a vote on the annual budget and vote on the members
of the board of trustees for our congregation year, July 2010–June 2011. We will also
vote on the nominations from the floor for the vacating seats on the nominating
committee for the next year. Only members that satisfy our bylaw requirements can vote.
After the business meeting, we will share a potluck dinner. Please bring a special dish to
share. The Social Events Committee will have a signup sheet so we can achieve a good
distribution of main entrees, side dishes and desserts.
Early in May, all members will be sent an official letter announcing the meeting and the
slate of nominees for the board of trustees. Included in the mailing are an absentee ballot
and a proxy designation form. In order to satisfy our quorum requirements and share in
our congregation’s democratic process, please make every effort to attend the meeting
and dinner but if you can’t please do make sure to designate a proxy or mail in the
absentee ballot by the deadline date. Friends are welcome to attend the meeting and share
in the potluck dinner.
- The Board of Trustees
TP’s Weekly Twitter Digest for 2010-04-26
- For Earth Day, Rev. Bryant B. Brown gets personal about what we can and should do. http://bit.ly/9pkhkT #
Visit Our Flea Market This Saturday

Thomas Paine Unitarian Universalist Fellowship (3424 Ridge Pike, Collegeville, 610-631-0280) is proud to host a Flea Market and Craft Sale this Saturday, May 22, from 8 am until 3 pm. The event will be held rain or shine, with sellers located inside and outside.
The sale will feature various items including household items, kids items, jewelry, homemade crafts, candles, massages, cooking supplies, storage containers, and much more! There will be food and refreshments for sale and raffle tickets for sale to win gift certificates to local restaurants. The Lower Providence Fire Company will bring a fire truck for kids to explore between 11 a.m. and 2 p.m.
More information is available at the TPUUF web site or by calling the TPUUF office at 610-631-0280.
We would also be happy to put our friends and members to work if you’re interested in volunteering to help make this event a reality. You could help with advertising, cooking, raffle sales, setting-up and tearing-down, and general operations. Give Amber Eck a call at 610-287-3236 if you’d like to help. Thanks!!
