Unitarian Universalist Martyrs

Selma, Alabama -- 1965


James Reeb

January 1, 1927-March 11, 1965

Viola Gregg Liuzzo,

April 11, 1925-March 25, 1965

See UU Martyrs above for details.
 

Please join us Sunday, March 21, 2010 at 10:30 for our next service. Jennifer will do a program on grieving. 

We are currently meeting at the Wilkes Family Resource Center.  We will continue to look for a more permanent location.

Childcare will be provided during the service.

We have coffee and socializing before our service at 10 AM.

We will be meeting at the Wilkes Family Resource Center, located at 306 D Street.

Directions to Wilkes Family Resource Center:

North from Boone
421 south to Wilkesboro, turn left onto 421 business at stoplight and follow D Street until you see Benton Hall at end of street. The WFRC, located at 306 D Street, is on the opposite end of the Benton Hall building.

From Winston Salem or Interstate 77
Follow 421 North to NC 115 North Wilkesboro exit. Turn right and follow highway 115 approximately 3 miles to highway 268. Turn left and go 2 blocks to 3rd street and turn right, then right on D Street. The WFRC, located at 306 D Street, is on the opposite end of the Benton Hall building

From Lenoir or Taylorsville
Come into Wilkesboro on highway 16/18. Exit right onto highway 421 towards Winston Salem and go to the second exit, which is the highway 115 North Wilkesboro exit. Turn left and follow highway 115 approximately 3 miles to highway 268. Turn left and go 2 blocks to 3rd street and turn right, then right on D Street. The WFRC, located at 306 D Street, is on the opposite end of the Benton Hall building

For a sampling of recent sermons and programs, go to Sermon Archives above.

 
 Three practical ideals for getting through the day

1. Want what you have;

2. Do what you can; and

3. Be who you are.

From Forest Church's sermon, "How to Make the Most of Hard Times", see Sermon Archives  or click here.

"Our Liberal Faith" 

UU Faith is not a believe whatever you choose to believe faith, rather it is a faith in which each of us is free to believe what we are each compelled to believe based upon a free and disciplined search for truth…

Excerpt taken from UU Faith Sermon by D. Doreion Colter, see Sermon Archives "Our Liberal Faith".


 

Sundays  10 AM  coffee time and socializing
10:30 to 11:30   Morning Lay Led Service 
coffee and socializing also following the service

We currently do not have a permanet place to meet.  Rose Glen Village has asked us to find a new location.  Some of the residents were upset at our presence and since Rose Glen is their home, the director felt that she had to ask us to leave. 

We have some ideas that we are pursuing. If you have any suggestions, please contact Joyce Anderson at (336) 844-4856.  We cannot afford to pay very much rent.  We need two rooms, one for the service and a smaller one for religious education for the kids (usually just 2 or 3).  We need restroom facilities.