What’s happening at UUCF
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FACETS Hot Meals donations & volunteers
Sat., Jun. 23, 2-4 p.m., Sanctuary Kitchen & Sun., Jun. 24, 6:30-8 a.m., make deliveries in the community. Sign up here. Questions? Contact Scott Lundgren, 703-789-2412. Food donations and adult and kid volunteers are needed for UUCF's commitment to the FACETS Hot Meals program for Fairfax homeless.
Equality UUCF
Mon., Jun. 25, 7:30-9 p.m., Prog. Bldg. Meets the fourth Monday of the month, unless otherwise noted. All are welcome. Questions? Email equality@uucf.org.
Women's Personal Growth Group
Tue., Jun. 26, 10 a.m.-12 p.m., Prog. Bldg. Contact Connie Drapeau. Meets monthly to share issues of personal concern. All are welcome.
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UUCF Spiritual Docent program
If you're interested, please contact Rev. Sarah Caine. We all serve the spiritual growth of UUCF through one-on-one interactions with each other. What if you could take this caring attention and meaningful conversation, and deepen your own experience while acting as a guide to others finding their way at UUCF? Starting this spring, it will be possible to cultivate these kinds of intentional connections through the UUCF Spiritual Docent program. The purpose of the program is to connect prospective, new and existing congregants with informal guidance and mentoring around their service, spiritual journey and sense of belonging. The role of a UUCF spiritual docent is to sit with members, friends and visitors as they clarify their own questions and seek new paths within the congregation. Each docent will be paired with a congregant or visitor who has requested a connection. In exchanges that follow an introductory conversation, docents will provide mindful attention and support as their fellow congregants identify what they are seeking. The docents will help fellow UUCFers find their way to the people, programs, service opportunities and small group ministries that can deepen their spiritual experience at UUCF. The docents encourage these connections and reinforce the expectation that they serve as a temporary guide at a spiritual crossroads rather than as ongoing support for fellow congregants. Docents are active UUCF members or friends who: Have participated in a Newcomer Orientation. Embrace and celebrate Unitarian Universalism’s spiritual diversity. Will participate in a Docent training program. Can make a 2-year commitment to the program. Docents will be selected through a brief application process and review by a ministry team. Once selected, the docents will receive training before being paired with fellow congregants. Those who serve will be part of a circle of support, with opportunities to share their experiences and questions with each other, the ministers and lay ministers. We invite you to consider serving. As a Spiritual Docent, you can help strengthen our faith community and make UUCF a welcoming spiritual home for all who come through our doors.
Beacon House summer camp update
Questions? Contact Kerry Fraser, 703-255-5844. Beacon House has raised $95,000 in donations to fill most of the hole left when DC pulled its support for Beacon House's summer camp. It has accepted applications from 80 neighborhood kids. but it's taking a chance. It still needs $10,000 to cover all the costs. No donation is too small. The camp is important in a community where household income averages less than $13,000/year. Donate online at beaconhousedc.org/give or mail checks to P.O. Box 29629, Washington, DC 20017.
June Share the Plate
The June Share the Plate recipient is UUCF’s Partner Church Circle to help support a visit by 14 youth and adults from our partner congregation in Szentgerice, Transylvania, Romania, Oct. 25-Nov. 4, 2018, to show their appreciation for more than 25 years of partnership and support. While here, they will help build a peace garden around the memorial cairn and demonstrate/teach Hungarian dancing, crafts, cooking and baking at a Village Life Festival on Nov. 3. Both congregations are sharing the cost of the trip. We need about $3,500 more to cover our share of the costs. Please help us make this dream a reality.
Vegetarian/vegan recipe submissions needed
Email info@faithforclimate.org by Jul. 1. Faith Alliance for Climate Solutions and the UUCF Climate Action Group are putting together a vegetarian/vegan cookbook. Eating a plant-based diet is good for our health and the planet. Share your best recipes to help us reduce our meat consumption and our carbon footprint.
UUCF office closing
The UUCF office will be closed on Wed., Jul. 4, in honor of Independence Day.
Annual Report 2017-18
Read the 2017-18 UUCF Annual Report here. To request a hard copy, contact Mary Foster, 703-281-4230.
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2018-19 teacher recruitment
Contact Diana Tycer for more information. Sign up here to teach during the 2018-19 congregational year. Is this your year to become an RE teacher? The Religious Exploration program needs 30 more adult volunteers to join RE teaching teams for the fall, especially at 11:15. No prior teaching experience is required; training and support will be provided.
Summer RE helpers needed
Sign up here. Summer RE began Jun. 10 and runs for 10 sessions. Preschool and rising Kindergarten students will learn about the importance of trees in the environment. Elementary students will connect more deeply to the UU principles in the Free to Believe curriculum. And Middle School and High School youth will watch excerpts from popular movies followed by guided discussions that center on UU principles in Popcorn Theology Too. These classes are designed to stand alone as distinct sessions, but tie together in a cohesive whole. So whether your child drops in a few times or attends every session, they will find their experience meaningful and fun. Classes will be taught primarily by UUCF staff, but we need several adult volunteers each week to help with activities and provide additional supervision.
RE greeters needed for 2018-19
Contact Melissa Campos-Poehnert. If the idea of teaching RE at UUCF is more disconcerting than having a root canal, perhaps the job of RE greeter would be a better fit. RE greeters welcome new families, direct traffic in the Program Building, assist with morning setup and cleanup, and maintain safety protocols. Serving as a greeter fulfills the requirement to participate significantly in RE program operations once every 3 years.
Board game donations needed
Contact Melissa Campos-Poehnert. Have you noticed the Program Building hallway looking sparse? In an unfortunate mix-up, all our board games were disposed of in the UUCF Social Justice Yard Sale last month. If you have games in good condition, with all the playing pieces, that you no longer need, please donate them to RE!
RE family potluck
Sun., Jun. 24, 4:30-6:30 p.m., at family homes. Questions or need location details? Contact Laura Higgins or Matt Higgins at higfamily7@gmail.com, 571-314-0851. Meets the fourth Sunday of each month, unless otherwise noted. All UUCF RE families welcome.
PlaygroUUp
Tue., Jul. 3, 10-11:30 a.m., Prog. Bldg. Meets the first and third Tuesday of each month, unless otherwise noted. Contact Erin Gross. For all families with an infant or child to age 5 and their siblings.
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2018-19 teacher recruitment
Contact Diana Tycer for more information. Sign up here to teach during the 2018-19 congregational year. Is this your year to become an RE teacher? The Religious Exploration program needs 30 more adult volunteers to join RE teaching teams for the fall, especially at 11:15. No prior teaching experience is required; training and support will be provided.
Summer RE helpers needed
Sign up here. Summer RE began Jun. 10 and runs for 10 sessions. Preschool and rising Kindergarten students will learn about the importance of trees in the environment. Elementary students will connect more deeply to the UU principles in the Free to Believe curriculum. And Middle School and High School youth will watch excerpts from popular movies followed by guided discussions that center on UU principles in Popcorn Theology Too. These classes are designed to stand alone as distinct sessions, but tie together in a cohesive whole. So whether your child drops in a few times or attends every session, they will find their experience meaningful and fun. Classes will be taught primarily by UUCF staff, but we need several adult volunteers each week to help with activities and provide additional supervision.
RE greeters needed for 2018-19
Contact Melissa Campos-Poehnert. If the idea of teaching RE at UUCF is more disconcerting than having a root canal, perhaps the job of RE greeter would be a better fit. RE greeters welcome new families, direct traffic in the Program Building, assist with morning setup and cleanup, and maintain safety protocols. Serving as a greeter fulfills the requirement to participate significantly in RE program operations once every 3 years.
Board game donations needed
Contact Melissa Campos-Poehnert. Have you noticed the Program Building hallway looking sparse? In an unfortunate mix-up, all our board games were disposed of in the UUCF Social Justice Yard Sale last month. If you have games in good condition, with all the playing pieces, that you no longer need, please donate them to RE!
RE family potluck
Sun., Jun. 24, 4:30-6:30 p.m., at family homes. Questions or need location details? Contact Laura Higgins or Matt Higgins at higfamily7@gmail.com, 571-314-0851. Meets the fourth Sunday of each month, unless otherwise noted. All UUCF RE families welcome.
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Fall worship volunteers needed
Contact Mary Foster. When UUCF resumes its two-service schedule on Sep. 9, it will take 13 volunteers each Sunday to welcome visitors, manage coffee, usher, etc. Sign up here to volunteer at the 9:15 a.m. service and here for 11:15. Training is provided.
2018-19 teacher recruitment
Contact Diana Tycer for more information. Sign up here to teach during the 2018-19 congregational year. Is this your year to become an RE teacher? The Religious Exploration program needs 30 more adult volunteers to join RE teaching teams for the fall, especially at 11:15. No prior teaching experience is required; training and support will be provided.
Summer RE helpers needed
Sign up here. Summer RE began Jun. 10 and runs for 10 sessions. Preschool and rising Kindergarten students will learn about the importance of trees in the environment. Elementary students will connect more deeply to the UU principles in the Free to Believe curriculum. And Middle School and High School youth will watch excerpts from popular movies followed by guided discussions that center on UU principles in Popcorn Theology Too. These classes are designed to stand alone as distinct sessions, but tie together in a cohesive whole. So whether your child drops in a few times or attends every session, they will find their experience meaningful and fun. Classes will be taught primarily by UUCF staff, but we need several adult volunteers each week to help with activities and provide additional supervision.
RE greeters needed for 2018-19
Contact Melissa Campos-Poehnert. If the idea of teaching RE at UUCF is more disconcerting than having a root canal, perhaps the job of RE greeter would be a better fit. RE greeters welcome new families, direct traffic in the Program Building, assist with morning setup and cleanup, and maintain safety protocols. Serving as a greeter fulfills the requirement to participate significantly in RE program operations once every 3 years.
Seeking 2018-19 Vespers leaders
Contact g Ordun. Is there a particular art form you'd like to explore in a worship setting? Our Friday evening Vespers series is designed to be an intimate and safe place to share these explorations.
Summer worship volunteers
We need volunteers to welcome visitors and usher during our summer worship services and to help with coffee and sell fair-trade items after the services. Even if you can only help once or twice, sign up here or contact Mary Foster. It's fun and easy, and if you're trying it for the first time, Mary is happy to help you get started. Thanks for helping make summer worship run smoothly.
FACETS Hot Meals donations & volunteers
Sat., Jun. 23, 2-4 p.m., Sanctuary Kitchen & Sun., Jun. 24, 6:30-8 a.m., make deliveries in the community. Sign up here. Questions? Contact Scott Lundgren, 703-789-2412. Food donations and adult and kid volunteers are needed for UUCF's commitment to the FACETS Hot Meals program for Fairfax homeless.
ARTspeaks update
Thank you to everyone involved with the Women's Work ARTspeaks installation for May and Viva Vienna. It was heartwarming to see the beautiful works women in our lives have created and to read the stories behind them. This exhibit will come down on Jul. 2. Anyone who shared display items with us is asked to come to the Music & Arts Room on Mon., Jul. 2, after 10 a.m. to pick up your items. The summer theme for ARTspeaks is Arts in UUCF, and it is an open call to all to share whatever art you would like with us - photography, sculpture, painting, crafts, etc. We especially encourage anyone who has never publicly shown their work before to share it with us for July and August. Drop-off for the summer installation will be Thu., Jun. 28, from 6-8 p.m. To arrange an alternate time, contact Laura Weiss or Munit Mesfin. Please use this form to help us create labels for the show.
Technology nerds needed
Contact Laura Weiss by Jul. 1. Are you good with computers or new technologies? Do you work with technology at your job and speak the language of cellphones, iPads and Wi-Fi? We need a few tech-savvy congregants who might be willing to troubleshoot occasionally throughout the congregational year.
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Ending gun violence vigil
Sat., Jul. 14, 10-11 a.m., National Rifle Association headquarters, 11250 Waples Mill Rd., Fairfax. Contact Bob Hatfield. Signs provided. Park on Fairfax Ridge Road. Vigils are held at the NRA the 14th of each month in memory of the victims of Sandy Hook, Dec. 14, 2012, as a public reminder that the American people want safe and sane gun laws.
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FACETS Hot Meals donations & volunteers
Sat., Jun. 23, 2-4 p.m., Sanctuary Kitchen & Sun., Jun. 24, 6:30-8 a.m., make deliveries in the community. Sign up here. Questions? Contact Scott Lundgren, 703-789-2412. Food donations and adult and kid volunteers are needed for UUCF's commitment to the FACETS Hot Meals program for Fairfax homeless.
ARTspeaks update
Thank you to everyone involved with the Women's Work ARTspeaks installation for May and Viva Vienna. It was heartwarming to see the beautiful works women in our lives have created and to read the stories behind them. This exhibit will come down on Jul. 2. Anyone who shared display items with us is asked to come to the Music & Arts Room on Mon., Jul. 2, after 10 a.m. to pick up your items. The summer theme for ARTspeaks is Arts in UUCF, and it is an open call to all to share whatever art you would like with us - photography, sculpture, painting, crafts, etc. We especially encourage anyone who has never publicly shown their work before to share it with us for July and August. Drop-off for the summer installation will be Thu., Jun. 28, from 6-8 p.m. To arrange an alternate time, contact Laura Weiss or Munit Mesfin. Please use this form to help us create labels for the show.
Newcomers/visitors reception
Sun., Jul. 1, 11 a.m., far end of the Sanctuary Commons. If you're new to UUCF, join us for coffee and conversation.
Young Adult brunch
Sun., Jul. 1, 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m., meet in the Sanctuary Building lobby after the service. Open to all young adults (ages 18-35) from inside and outside UUCF. Brunches held the first Sunday, unless otherwise noted. Questions? Contact Pippin Whitaker. Join the YAF Facebook page for more updates and connection. Join the Young Adult Fellowship group for brunch and conversation at California Tortilla (2930 Chain Bridge Rd. #102, Oakton).
Tour Vienna's historic African American heritage
Sponsored by the UUCF Racial Justice Steering Committee. **The bus is now full. To have your name added to the waiting list, please email Sharon Johnson.** Sat., Jul. 14, wheelchair-accessible minibus will leave the UUCF parking lot promptly at 10:30 a.m. Tour will last about 90 minutes. No charge. Questions? Contact Sharon Johnson and write "Vienna Tour" in the subject line. Did you know that a rich African American heritage exists in the Town of Vienna? Did you know which was the first church built in Vienna? Where West Street got its name? What school was previously named Vienna Council School? Be inspired as you learn about the contributions and enduring legacies of individuals, families and institutions that have enriched the Town of Vienna as we visit historic sites dating as far back as 1867. Led by Historic Vienna, Inc., members Sylvia Taylor and Gloria Runyon, the tour will include homes, churches, cemeteries, a baptismal site, school, lodge, park and a spring.
All-Congregation Retreat
Fri., Aug. 31-Mon., Sep. 3, Big Meadows, Shenandoah National Park. Contact Meredith Carr or Diana Tycer. Campground reservations open here. Campsites are filling up so reserve yours today. Lodge reservations here. UUCF has reserved D163 and D165 as our center of operations for the weekend.
Fall Adult Retreat
Oct. 12-14, Claggett Center in Adamstown, MD. Register online here or stop by the table in the Commons after the service.
Hungarian Cultural Festival
Sat., Nov. 3, 10 a.m.-4 p.m., Sanctuary and Prog. Bldg. Family-friendly event. Sixteen members of UUCF's partner congregation in Szentgerice, Romania, will visit UUCF Oct. 25-Nov.4, 2018. On Nov. 3, they'll present a Hungarian Cultural Festival demonstrating and teaching traditional crafts, dance and cooking.
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Gentle Yoga
Tue., Jul. 24 & 31, Aug. 7 & 14, 6:30-7:30 a.m., Prog. Bldg. Led by Ravi Kaur (Christine Mason), cmason@edimprovement.org. Drop-ins welcome. This course is designed for UUCF and includes stretching, Kundalini yoga sets, relaxation and meditation. Ravi has taught yoga at UUCF since 2001. Dress comfortably and bring a yoga mat and water bottle.
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Men's Fellowship Group
Thu., Jul. 5, 7:30-9 p.m., Prog. Bldg. Meets the 1st and 3rd Thursdays. Accepting new members. Contact David Heagy. We offer a safe space for group members to be themselves and to discuss, in confidence, issues we face as men. Each member may determine the issues he wishes to discuss and whether he wants feedback from the group. We also discuss other topics of interest. Members are expected to attend regularly.
NAMI family support meeting
Thu., Jul. 5, 7:30-9 p.m., Prog. Bldg. Meets each first Thursday, unless otherwise noted. Contact Joanna Walker. Support meeting for families with a loved one suffering from mental illness.
Memoirs Writing Group
Fri., Jul. 6, 1:30-3 p.m., Prog. Bldg. Meets the first and third Fridays, unless otherwise noted. Questions? Contact Kristin Moyer.
Poetry Club
Sun., Jul. 8, 4-6 p.m., Prog. Bldg. Meets the second Sunday of the month, unless otherwise noted. Contact Barb Dutchak.
Monday Night Book Club
Jul. 9, 7:30-9 p.m., Prog. Bldg. Contact Don Andress. Group will discuss “Born a Crime" by Trevor Noah.
Committee for Immigration Justice
Formerly known as the UUCF Sanctuary Committee. Wed., Jul. 11, 7:30-9 p.m., Prog. Bldg. Contact Dan Rothbart. For anyone interested in work relating to UUCF's role in supporting our immigrant neighbors in danger of deportation or detention through the DMV Sanctuary Congregation Network. Come see how you can make a difference in someone's life. All are welcome.
Refugee Resettlement Project
Thu., Jul. 12, 7-9 p.m., Prog. Bldg. Contact Ann King. Help support the family from Afghanistan that UUCF and the UU Congregation of Sterling are co-sponsoring.
Racial Justice Steering Committee
Sat., Jul. 21, 10 a.m.-12 p.m., Social Hall. Meets the third Saturday of the month, unless otherwise noted. Contact RJSC chair Kaye Cook. Through education, service, advocacy and witness, the Racial Justice Steering Committee (RJSC) - a subgroup of the UUCF Social Justice Council - is dedicated to identifying and alleviating the root causes and effects of racial injustice and racial discrimination. Find out about the group's Second Principle Project and other ways the RJSC is working toward these goals at uucf.org/racial-justice.
Partner Church Circle
Sun., Aug. 12, 11:15 a.m.-12:45 p.m., Partner Church Room. Contact Dick Van Duizend.
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Celebration of Life
E.B. Kirkbride, a longtime UUCF member, passed away peacefully at home on May 26 surrounded by family. She was born Oct. 29, 1927. A service to celebrate her life will be held at the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Sterling on Sat., Jul. 21, at 10 a.m.
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UUC of Loudoun seeks summer RE teacher
Interested candidates should email their cover letter, resume and any questions about the position to dre@uuloudoun.org. The Unitarian Universalist Church of Loudoun is seeking a part-time summer teacher of liberal religious exploration for children and youth. The ideal candidate will have initiative, energy, enthusiasm and warmth combined with experience in teaching children and youth. The successful candidate should be supportive of the liberal religious values of Unitarian Universalism; they should either be familiar with Unitarian Universalism and its religious education philosophy or be willing to learn. We are a small, yet growing congregation in a beautiful, historic church just south of downtown Leesburg in Northern Virginia. This position requires the ideal candidate to work at the church every Sunday Jun. 17-Sep. 2 for 1.5 hours each week for 12 weeks from 9:45-11:15 a.m. Pay is $20/hour. This position includes a possible extension into a one-year contract. UUCL is an equal opportunity employer.
River Road UUC seeks membership assistant
To apply, send your cover letter and resume to Ana Lim no later than Jun. 29. References may be requested later. Hourly rate: $18/hr. Click here for more information. River Road Unitarian Universalist Congregation is hiring a part-time membership assistant. This is a 15-hour-per-week, year-round position, which includes Sundays and occasional evenings.
Western Fairfax PFLAG and FLY
Tue., Jul. 3, 7:30-9 p.m., Prog. Bldg. PFLAG is a support group for Parents, Families and Friends of Lesbians and Gays, and FLY is a support/social group for LGBTQ youth and allies ages 12 (with parental permission) to 19. FLY also holds teen lounges on the third Friday of each month. Email PFLAG or visit FLY's Facebook page for time and place.
SCOV Caregivers Support Group
Thu., Jul. 5, 10-11:30 a.m., Prog. Bldg. For caregivers to adult family members with dementia. Meets the first and third Thursday of the month. Free. Hosted by Shepherd's Center of Oakton-Vienna. Click here for flier. Contact facilitator Jack Tarr, 703-821-6838.
UU Spirit Camp at Arlington
Jul. 9-13, 9 a.m.-3 p.m., UU Church of Arlington, Virginia, 4444 Arlington Blvd. (George Mason at Route 50) For children ages 5-10. Parents and siblings are welcome. Cost is $275. Register by Jun. 8 at spiritcamp.net. Looking for a unique camp option that fosters mindfulness and inner awareness? It includes drumming, stories, crafts, spirit animals, visualization, nature awareness and nature-based rituals, work with chakras and much more. Click here for a parent's recap of last year's camp at UUCA. The founder, Eva Goulette, is from Maine, where she has done Spirit Camp for years. This is her second time bringing the camp to Arlington. Eva will also be in town Jul. 2-6 and available for mini-camp one-day sessions for small groups and for parent workshops and learning experiences. If you can't make the camp but want a taste of it for your children or you want to learn how to bring some of these tools for self-regulation and connectedness into your family life, contact Eva.
Mystical Movie Night series
Fri., Jul. 13, 7:30 p.m., Unity of Fairfax, 2854 Hunter Mill Rd., Oakton, VA 22124. Second Friday of the month. Open to the public. Donations appreciated. Free parking. Click here for schedule of movies. The movie screening of "Rango," an Oscar-winning animated Western comedy film starring Johnny Depp as Rango, a sheltered family pet who finds himself in the grip of an identity crisis. Rango wonders how to stand out when it is his nature to blend in. When he accidentally winds up in a frontier town called Dirt, he takes the first step on a transformational journey. Preview trailer here.
SCOV 20th anniversary benefit
Sun., Jul. 22, 1:30 p.m. (doors open at 12:30), Jammin' Java, 227 Maple Ave. E, Vienna, VA. Tickets: $20 each, available here. Tables sell out fast. Buy early! Join us for a matinee performance of Sweet Yonder and some foot stompin’ bluegrass. Part of the Shepherd's Center of Oakton-Vienna's 20th anniversary celebration.
Camp Spirit Quest
Mon.-Fri., Jul. 23-27, 9 a.m.-3 p.m. (early arrival and late pickup available for additional cost), on the beautiful acreage of Accotink Unitarian Universalist Church abutting Burke Lake Park, 10125 Lakehaven Ct., Burke, VA. For campers ages 5-12. High school and college students are counselors and middle school students are counselors-in-training. Fees*: $150 for 1st child; $120 every additional child; $120/child for weeklong Camp Spirit Quest volunteers. Includes five days of safe and fun instruction and activities, a T-shirt, a journal, pencils and two healthy snacks each day. Our week will conclude with a Friday pizza party and performance for children and parents. For more information, visit www.accotinkuu.org or email campspiritquest@gmail.com. Priority registration has ended. Registrations now being accepted on a first-come, first-served basis. Forms here. Join us for a week of exploration and fun! Learn about the interdependent web of existence and how all of life is connected. Starting with the Big Bang, journey your way through our evolutionary history and celebrate the miracle of existence through fun, play and learning. Children from area NOVA churches are welcome to attend. *Funding may be available for families for whom the cost of attending would be prohibitive. Please contact Director Lara Profitt to request a partial or full fee waiver.
"Being Mortal" documentary
Mon., Jul. 30, 1-3 p.m., Patrick Henry Library, 101 Maple Ave. E, Vienna, VA. Presented by the Shepherd’s Center of Oakton-Vienna and Capital Caring. Free. Light refreshments.
Calling all artists and creatives
Deadline to submit a jpeg image and application is Aug. 13. Email arts@uucolumbia.net to request more information or a submission form. Approved artwork will need to be delivered to UUCC by Aug. 26. The Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Columbia (UUCC) will be accepting work for its next art exhibit to open Sep. 9 at the Owen Brown Interfaith Center (7246 Cradlerock Way, Columbia, MD). This artwork will illustrate A Free and Responsible Quest for Truth and Meaning - the fourth UU Principle. All types of media qualify, including painting, photography, quilting, mixed media and the written word. Submitted artwork must fit in a square frame or be mounted onto a sturdy square backboard. There are no size restrictions.
Summer Yoga
Sat., Jun. 30, Jul. 7, 14, 21 & 28, Aug. 4, 11, 18 & 25, 9:30-11 a.m., Prog. Bldg. (No class Jun. 23.) Contact Ravi Kaur (Chris Mason), 571-213-3192, to register or for more information. Ten sessions: $110. Sign up for four or more classes at $11/session. Drop-in rate: $15/session. Senior discounts available. Yoga as taught by Yogi Bhajan. Sessions include yoga sets, breathing, stretching and meditation. Increase your flexibility, relax and be energized.
Spirit Play training
Sat., Sep. 29, 9 a.m.-5 p.m., Bull Run Unitarian Universalists, 9350 Main St., Manassas, VA. Trainer: Rev. Emily Manvel Leite. Cost: $160/person, includes all materials with introductory story basket CD, light breakfast, lunch and snacks. Scholarships available upon request. Complete this registration form no later than Sep. 1. Training is limited to 15 participants. Contact Kristin Worthington.
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