Newsletter November 2017
October 28th, 2017 . by William BaylisClick here and enjoy!
Join the Social Responsibility Committee of the Unitarian Universalist Church of Olinda at WIFF 2017 (Windsor International Film Festival).
Sunday, November 5, 2017 at 5:30 pm
in the Capitol Kelly Theatre in Windsor
to watch an inspiring film about a social justice icon. Then catch a bite to eat and chat about the film at the
Mi Casita Restaurant , 429 Wyandotte St. E, Windsor.
For Film Tickets, see http://www.windsorfilmfestival.com/films/dolores/ #YQG #WindsorEssex
Date | Speaker | Title | Musician(s) |
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Nov. 5 | Rev. Fran Dearman | All Saints, All Souls. Rev. Fran reflects on how some churches name themselves for All Saints Day (Nov. 1) and All Souls Day (Nov. 2). What meanings were associated with those names in the past? What insights might they now invite? | Bobbye Bill Baylis |
Nov. 12 | Rev. Fran Dearman | Heritage Sunday: Church history | Indian Village Quintet |
Nov. 19 | Rev. Fran Dearman | The Great Dietrich-Sullivan Debate of 1921Â How we decide is as important as what we decide. | Lorie Lyons |
Nov. 26 | Rev. Derek Parry | Deconstructing Christmas Stories | Toni Janik |
Dec. 3 | Rev. Fran Dearman | Something Old, Something New At Advent, Rev. Fran looks into some new anthropological science on an old subject—where do we come from? where did the Neanderthals go? | Bill & Bobbye Baylis |
Every year, the Canadian Unitarian Universalist Historical Society (CUUHS) fulfills the main plank of its mandate by offering a lecture on some aspect of Canadian UU history. The Society has presented 35 lectures to date, dealing with topics such as Universalist heritage, Icelandic Unitarian heritage, and past Executive Directors of the Canadian Unitarian Council reflecting on their tenures.
This year, the lecture will be “Mark Mosher DeWolfe of Canada: The Eulogy I Never Gaveâ€, presented by Rev. Dr. Mark Belletini, Minister Emeritus,  First Unitarian Universalist Church of Columbus, Ohio.
The lecture will be held at the First Unitarian Congregation of Toronto, 175 St Clair West on October 22, 4 p.m. Eastern, and will also be livestreamed at http://www.FirstUnitarianToronto.org/live (please note that this has changed from the original link).