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VISIONS and VOICES

PLEASE NOTE - The next newsletter will be the  June edition, 
and the deadline will be Saturday, May 10th


Early submissions are always welcome.

Contact us by email or at (905) 278 5622



 

CHALICE CIRCLES

THIS FALL 
Small groups that matter. Grow your inner understanding, your relationships to others, and your sense of service to the wider community.

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LATE BREAKING NEWS

DOLLY DIAS, our ever cheerful, wonderfully competent, and just plain nice Administrator for the past twenty-five years, is retiring in June. Dolly has been a fount of institutional history and a warm public face for South Peel over the years. We thank her for her dedicated service and wish her well.
Stay tuned for more information the next newsletter. 



LAST COMMUNITY CONCERT
FOR THIS SEASON!

A wonderful treat is in store for people of all ages on 
Sunday, May 4 at 2:30 p.m. in the Great Hall
an intergenerational concert by 
TURKEY Rhubarb!

Based in Hamilton, Ontario, TURKEY Rhubarb comprises Dale Behnke (mandolin), Gerry Dion (guitar) and Paul Fralick (guitar). They sing in English, French and Spanish, and perform traditional children’s songs from North America, Mexico, Antigua, England, Scotland and Ireland. Dale, Gerry and Paul are great believers in diversity, and singing in different languages is their way of supporting this value. They bring a fun approach to traditional folk tunes. In Gerry’s words, the songs are unvarnished: they stand as they are and all listeners can respond as they wish. Dale says that the band is three seasoned guys who have not lost their love of music. And in Paul’s words, the band brings a profound respect and interest in children to every performance. The band has been together for about 17 years; between them, Gerry, Dale and Paul represent 140 years of music experience. TURKEY Rhubarb’s music is for dancing, clapping and singing along. Their harmonies, humour and sense of fun are worth a listen! 

Come with your families and have a 
great afternoon of fun on May 4!


WE NEED YOUR HELP for
SPRING CLEAN-UP DAY 
SATURDAY, MAY 24
9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Watch for a sign-up sheet 
(Light lunch provided)


Committee Chairs or their Delegates are invited to attend

AN ORIENTATION TO THE NEW BUILDING
(Fire Plan, Sprinkler System and alarm, Lighting,
Door locks, Thermostat and HVAC system, Fuses)

SATURDAY, MAY 24 at 10:30 a.m.
Please e-mail the name of the person representing
your committee to the office by May 20:
info@ucsp.org or call 905-278-5622.

 



SOURCEFIRE

  Our rituals focus on earth-based spirituality, and include dancing, singing, guided meditation and drumming. Our rituals are an opportunity to experience the sacred within us, the joyful connection to the earth and each other.

SourceFire meets in the Great Hall
every
first and third Thursday at 7:30 p.m.
We celebrate our UU principles and honour the Earth with dance, drumming, singing and ritual.
We are open to everyone.

Thursday, May 1
Ellen will lead a Beltane/Mayday ritual

Thursday May 15
Cassie will lead a ritual exploring the energy in Crystals


Sacred Circle Dance

Sacred Circle Dance has now moved to the second and fourth Thursday nights of each month. 
Join us in the circle 
May 8 and 24 from 7:30 to 9:30 pm.

Sacred Circle Dancing is an opportunity to experience the sacred within us, the joyful connection to the earth and each other as we dance together. The dances are collected from folk traditions, and ancient and modern choreography. Some are meditative, some are lively.

All dances are taught. All are welcome, 
male and female, young and experienced of life. 
There are no mistakes, only sacred variations. 



THE BOOK CLUB

The Book Club meets on the 
fourth Tuesday of each month at 1:15 p.m.  
at members' homes.  We welcome new members.  

We are going to have a very special Book Club meeting on 
Tuesday, May 27. 
June Scott has invited us for a catered luncheon at the church. 
Please note the time will be 12:30 p.m. 
The book The Glass Castle by Jeannette Walls will be discussed.

Please call the hostess of each meeting a few days before to indicate whether or not you will be attending.



CALLING ALL DAYTIMERS

Come and join us again on the
first and third Wednesdays of the month
at noon

for a brown-bag lunch and warm companionship.
We have some exciting trips planned for the fall

Wednesday, May 7

Wednesday, May 21
 


PUBLICITY and GROWTH

The Open House date has 
CHANGED to October 18, 2008

a work in progress.


Another work in progress: 
P&G is compiling a 16-month calendar for sale.


We would appreciate photo contributions of
church-related events, e.g. Flower Service, Halloween party, Summer BBQ, Naming Ceremonies, Weddings, Windmill, etc.
Please leave a disc or hard copy with Dolly Dias in the office.
Remember the Publicity Document for Communication Outreach is in the office.


 

 
PLANNING A PARTY OR EVENT
Try our Great Hall 
it is becoming a favourite place to hold an anniversary, wedding, memorial or community event. 
Rental rates range from $60 to $90 per hour. 
A brochure has been developed which will enable us to spread the word. Contact the office for available dates and more information, 
905-278-5622.


NOTICE

All items that don't have an event date will be given a posted date and then removed after 3 months
If you would like the item to remain past the delete date please send an email to the

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