Mark Your Calendars
Music Makers--Wed @ 6pm
Choir practice--Wed @ 6:45-8pm and Sun @ 9:45-10:10am
Sunday Morning Meditation--9:15am
Mindful Monday Meditation NEW SCHEDULE-
First and third Monday of the month @ 6pm
(See the Focus for further details)
Game Night 6-9 PM on the 1st Friday of Every Month
Arts & Crafts Night 6-10 p.m. on the 2nd Friday
You won't want to miss:
Mindful Monday Meditation 6:00 – 8:00 PM Room 5 — Upstairs
First Monday: April 1,2013; May 6,2013; June 3,2013
Practices include: sitting and walking meditations, mindful tea and discussion.
Third Monday: April 15,2013; May 20,2013; June 17,2013
The third Monday is a shorter session without mindful tea.
Practices include: a longer sitting and/or walking, discussion and other mindfulness practices.
Join us for mindfulness practice in the Plum Village tradition of Thich Nhat Hanh. Practices include: sitting and walking meditations; mindful tea; and discussion. Everyone is welcome. No experience necessary. For more information, please contact Beth Howard, 632-7047.
“Thanks to impermanence, everything is possible.” ~ Thich Nhat Hanh
Path to Membership Class
Considering becoming a member of UUCC? Not sure but want to check it out?
You are invited to join Rev. Audette and the Membership Team for a Path to Membership Class. Child care will be provided. Lunch will be served at the first session, and we'll plan to "brown-bag-it" for the next two. A sign-up sheet is located on the Welcome Table in the church foyer. If you have any questions, you may call Rev. Audette or Camille Furtney, Membership Chair at 638-4554.
MARK YOUR CALENDARS -
Share the love
A Wyoming "Barn Raiser"
for the
Fulson Family
Friday, April 12th at 5pm
Rev. Audette and her family have been dealing with some financial setbacks since accepting her job in Cheyenne. Unfortunately, her husband, Rob Fulson, was hospitalized with a serious condition at a time when he did not have medical insurance, and that has left the family with a very large debt. The folks of UUCC are sponsoring a community-wide “barn raising” event to raise money and help our minister’s family get on a more secure financial footing as they build their lives in Cheyenne.
WHAT: Benefit Dinner and Family Bingo night with activities for children with PRIZES! (No cash)
WHEN: Friday, April 12, 2013, Starting at 5 PM
WHERE: Unitarian Universalist church – 3005 Thomes Ave.
HOW MUCH: Suggested donation - $20 per adult; $35 per family – includes
dinner & Bingo cards and PRIZES! (Everyone welcome ~give
what you can!)
HOW TO HELP: Give money; contribute soup or dessert; donate game
prizes; INVITE EVERYONE YOU KNOW!
MENU: SOUPS (meat & vegetarian), BREADS, DESSERTS
Share the Love
A Wyoming “Barn Raiser” for the Fulson Family
Friday, April 12 at 5PM
Come Speak Up at the
Town Hall Metting
Sunday, April 14 Noon to 1 PM
Bring a Pot Luck Item to Sustain Us
Cheyenne Day of Giving is a non-profit led by faith communities, organizations and businesses whose purpose is to help the sick and economically disadvantaged. The highlight is a one-day event in May to collect goods and send them directly to people helped by the agencies and charities supported by Day of Giving. Many of them are the same ones that UUCC supports, such as Interfaith Family Support Services, COMEA House, Needs Inc, Safehouse, and Wyoming Coalition for the Homeless. For more information http://www.cheyennenetwork.com/dayofgiving/ https://www.facebook.com/CheyenneDayOfGiving
Our church gives one of our monthly community offerings to Day of Giving. This years event is on May 10, 2013. There will be a collection bin in the lobby. Please do what you can to contribute to this huge community effort and demonstrate how the Cheyenne Community can come together to alleviate as much suffering as possible and make a real difference in the lives of those who struggle!
Donate food items such as pasta, peanut butter, cereal, boxed meals, and canned goods.
Donate personal care items such as regular and trial-size shampoo, conditioner, and lotion; razors, toothbrushes and toothpaste, bar soap, deodorant, and diapers.
