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GBLTQSERVICES:
We meet at 10 a.m.
From late August to Mid-June at the
Bozeman Senior Center
807 N. Tracy
The UUFB Partners with
FAMILY PROMISE of the Gallatin Valleywww.familypromisegv.org to volunteer, contact: admin@uufbozeman.org
Welcome, we're glad you found us!
The Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Bozeman (MT) is an intentionally liberal religious congregation with a long and rich history of social justice driven by our religious, spiritual, moral and ethical beliefs. We value our life together as a community, strive to care for one another, and to support one another in the free and responsible search for truth and meaning in our lives.
Standing on the Side of Love
10am, Sunday, February 12
Rev. Dr. Nina D. Grey
We near the close of the UU Standing on the Side of Love project, Thirty Days of Love, also known as the National Month of Love, and we ask what do the myriad forms of love have to do with justice? In what ways do we and might we stand on the side of love today and in the future? Lay Leader: Karen Mitchell, Music: Edy Harrington, SFAA: Stephanie Kroner
Dialoging with the Living about Dying
10am, Sunday, February 19
Dr. Susan Kreitzberg, ND
Dr. Susan Kreitzberg, ND, is a native of Montana. She is a 1990 graduate of the National College of Naturopathic Medicine, Portland, Oregon, and has been in private practice in Bozeman for 17 years. Currently, she is part of a committee working to host a day long conference on topics related to death and dying. Inspired by a news report of a man who received a single infusion of a chemotherapy drug to extend his life for perhaps 2 months at a cost of $90,000, she decided to create an opportunity for community dialogue around issues related to death and dying. Why do we fear dying, do we fear death itself, what does it mean to die with dignity, and what are some of the ethical issues surrounding dying. Susan doesn't have all the answers but she asks a lot of questions. Dr. Susan is not a member of UU but she affirms and lives the seven principles.
Music and the Sacred
10am, Sunday, February 26
Eric Funk
Eric Funk is a noted Montana composer, conductor and musician. He has won many awards for his work in the US and abroad, most recently the prestigious Humanities Montana "Heroes" award for 2012. "Eleventh and Grant" is his weekly Montana PBS TV program featuring interviews and performances by regional musicians. Eric Funk's sermon will focus on how the musician doing sacred music is operating from the inside rather than on the music itself. Essentially, he views sacred music as a vehicle that provides possible access to each listener's potential to enter deeply into a spiritual process. Since music has become a commodity in western culture, it's often difficult for people to comprehend or enter in to the power of it. Lay Leader: Rose Toth, Music: Barry Pyle, SFAA: Elizabeth Rose
10am, Sunday, February 12
Rev. Dr. Nina D. Grey
We near the close of the UU Standing on the Side of Love project, Thirty Days of Love, also known as the National Month of Love, and we ask what do the myriad forms of love have to do with justice? In what ways do we and might we stand on the side of love today and in the future? Lay Leader: Karen Mitchell, Music: Edy Harrington, SFAA: Stephanie Kroner
Dialoging with the Living about Dying
10am, Sunday, February 19
Dr. Susan Kreitzberg, ND
Dr. Susan Kreitzberg, ND, is a native of Montana. She is a 1990 graduate of the National College of Naturopathic Medicine, Portland, Oregon, and has been in private practice in Bozeman for 17 years. Currently, she is part of a committee working to host a day long conference on topics related to death and dying. Inspired by a news report of a man who received a single infusion of a chemotherapy drug to extend his life for perhaps 2 months at a cost of $90,000, she decided to create an opportunity for community dialogue around issues related to death and dying. Why do we fear dying, do we fear death itself, what does it mean to die with dignity, and what are some of the ethical issues surrounding dying. Susan doesn't have all the answers but she asks a lot of questions. Dr. Susan is not a member of UU but she affirms and lives the seven principles.
Music and the Sacred
10am, Sunday, February 26
Eric Funk
Eric Funk is a noted Montana composer, conductor and musician. He has won many awards for his work in the US and abroad, most recently the prestigious Humanities Montana "Heroes" award for 2012. "Eleventh and Grant" is his weekly Montana PBS TV program featuring interviews and performances by regional musicians. Eric Funk's sermon will focus on how the musician doing sacred music is operating from the inside rather than on the music itself. Essentially, he views sacred music as a vehicle that provides possible access to each listener's potential to enter deeply into a spiritual process. Since music has become a commodity in western culture, it's often difficult for people to comprehend or enter in to the power of it. Lay Leader: Rose Toth, Music: Barry Pyle, SFAA: Elizabeth Rose
Men's Group
Wednesday, February 8th, 2012
6:30pm, Dick Young's home
UU Coffee Klatches with the Minister
Wednesday, February 8th & 15th,2012
9:30-10:30 am, 2nd floor of the Coop at 9th Street and Main
Some have expressed an interest in group conversations that may cover a wide range of topics and will also be a chance for us to get to know each other better. Let Rev. Nina know if you would like to be on an email list to stay up to date on when the UU Coffee Klatches will happen, by emailing her at ninadgrey@gmail.com
Social Justice Reading Group
Friday, Feb. 10th, 2012
10:00am - 11:30am, Small Conference Room at the Bozeman Public Library
The UUFB Social Justice Reading Group will continue their study of immigration issues with the book "Working in the Shadows". Books have been ordered for those who requested them. The book is also available at Amazon for Kindle or at Barnes & Noble for Nook. All are welcome to join the group. If you'd like to be added to the group's e-mail list, please contact Diane Knipfer at dlknipfer@gmail.com.
Valentine Potluck
Sunday, February 12th, 2012
After Services
This will be an intergenerational activity. Bingo winners will get to select an item off of the prize table. All these items were going to be used at the Halloween Party which was cancelled. Bring a potluck dish based on the first letter of your last name: A-F Dessert, G-O Main Dish, P-Z Salad
Women's Group
Wednesday, February 15th, 2012
6:00pm, TBD
All UUFB women are invited to enjoy the potluck and time of sharing. The host will send out an email on the list serve with the time and address.
Gallatin Valley Food Bank Collection
Sunday, Feb 19, 2012
Before and after services
Please bring a can or more to services with you on Sunday! A huge Thank you goes to Della and Steve Stauber for their organization of this monthly UUFB donation!
Wednesday, February 8th, 2012
6:30pm, Dick Young's home
UU Coffee Klatches with the Minister
Wednesday, February 8th & 15th,2012
9:30-10:30 am, 2nd floor of the Coop at 9th Street and Main
Some have expressed an interest in group conversations that may cover a wide range of topics and will also be a chance for us to get to know each other better. Let Rev. Nina know if you would like to be on an email list to stay up to date on when the UU Coffee Klatches will happen, by emailing her at ninadgrey@gmail.com
Social Justice Reading Group
Friday, Feb. 10th, 2012
10:00am - 11:30am, Small Conference Room at the Bozeman Public Library
The UUFB Social Justice Reading Group will continue their study of immigration issues with the book "Working in the Shadows". Books have been ordered for those who requested them. The book is also available at Amazon for Kindle or at Barnes & Noble for Nook. All are welcome to join the group. If you'd like to be added to the group's e-mail list, please contact Diane Knipfer at dlknipfer@gmail.com.
Valentine Potluck
Sunday, February 12th, 2012
After Services
This will be an intergenerational activity. Bingo winners will get to select an item off of the prize table. All these items were going to be used at the Halloween Party which was cancelled. Bring a potluck dish based on the first letter of your last name: A-F Dessert, G-O Main Dish, P-Z Salad
Women's Group
Wednesday, February 15th, 2012
6:00pm, TBD
All UUFB women are invited to enjoy the potluck and time of sharing. The host will send out an email on the list serve with the time and address.
Gallatin Valley Food Bank Collection
Sunday, Feb 19, 2012
Before and after services
Please bring a can or more to services with you on Sunday! A huge Thank you goes to Della and Steve Stauber for their organization of this monthly UUFB donation!