Happy Wintering. When you’re feeling grey, just remember, spring is looking forward to seeing you again too.
From UU’s for a Just Economic Community: It’s pretty ironic that Martin Luther King Day and the presidential inauguration happen on the same day this year. May we all find ways to honor this federal holiday and rededicate ourselves to the work that Dr. King was pursuing toward the end of his life: fighting the three evils of society: “the sickness of racism, excessive materialism, and militarism”.
FEBRUARY 15, 2025
UUFJC OPEN HOUSE
1-4 PM
Enjoy old and new friends,
Refreshments, & building tours!
From: January
When my head is sore
and my heart is doing that thing
where it aches
for no discernible
reason,
when I feel cold
and hard
and solemn,
I return to the earth
and let her remind me
that rest (cold and solemn)
is what winter is for.
This week's Adult Forum:
Officer Markita Hitt with the Jefferson City
Police Department will speak on her work with the homeless.
Next week's Forum:
Leader Shanon Hawk will talk about food
allergies and share her personal story of a tick induced allergy.
This week’s sermon:
The Oldest Story in the World by Rev David Schwartz
What do you do next with your life after you have come face to face with tangled,
unavoidable reality of loss? The oldest story ever written down is a guide.
UU Moment:
What does worship mean in UUism?
Children's Religious Education 10:30 am:
This month's theme: Story
Children attending in-person are welcome to join RE Instructor Dr Samantha
Porter for a lesson during the service hour.
We will also have paper forms available Sunday morning for submissions. Submissions made after noon on Friday may not be read or shared until the following week.
The Intergenerational Classical Book Study has a new facilitator in Josh Swart!! The
next great read is Roots by Alex Haley. Next meeting date is February 9, 2025, at
2:00 pm, in the Forum Room in our UU Building.
Mary Jo LaCorte
Administrator