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Church of Danville

Welcome to our newest edition to our UUCC family!!!

Menu for the Future Class

A six-session course to explore the connection between food and sustainability. 1st meeting Sunday, April 20th at 7:00pm to collect workbooks, $20, in Friendship Hall downstairs. Flyer

Genesis Class
Rev. Andy Burnette will host, beginning March 3rd on the
first and third Monday evenings through May (6sessions). Starting at 7pm

Women's Night Out
April 11th Koyo Japanese Steak House in Avon at 6:30 north west of Dan Jones and 36.

Yoga

Six classes for the price of five. Tuesdays at 6:15pm to 7:15pm. in Friendship Hall.  Six weeks for $45 dollars, due the first night of the class.  Space is limited so call instructor Allyson Hawkins now to register (317- 407-1609 ). The class is appropriate for all skill levels, including beginners   If you are interested, please call me at 407-1609 and I will be happy to answer any questions. More...

Small Group Ministry

Both the Saturday morning and Thursday evening small groups are open to new members.   If you are interested in participating please contact Lynn Jettpace ( bardolynno@yahoo.com ) or Mary Schnake at marydan@ameritech.net .More info...

Calling All UUCC Newcomers

Regular Visitors, New / Nearly New Members After Sunday Service on March 23, Rev. Andy Burnette and Jeff Haverly will be offering the quarterly Exploring Unitarian Universalism (UU) Session. During the course, participants will take a trip back to 16th Century Transylvanian and explore the origins and writings of Unitarians while also exploring Universalism in America throughout the 20th Century. We'll then bring you up to date through the joining of the two in the early 60s and discuss the evolution of our principles and what is most important to UUs today. We will particularly explore the birth and evolution of UUCC. We will also discuss what it means to be a member of UUCC Danville. Each participant will receive a Unitarian Universalist Pocket Guide and a number of brochures detailing various perspectives of what UUs believe. The session will be held in the Overflow Room. Please sign up on the sign up list in that room so we can be sure we have enough materials, < or contact Jeff Haverly at jshave229@comcast.net or Rev. Andy Burnett at uuccrev@comcast.net . See you there.

"His Dark Materials" Discussion Dan Schnake will lead a discussion of Philip Pullman's "His Dark Materials" trilogy of books, also known as "The Golden Compass" series (after the title of the first book). The discussion will focus on theological issues raised in the books.

This series has engendered some controversy for its depiction of God and the Church. Some view the books as an attack upon Christianity or Religion itself -- others hold that they attack only religious dogmatism. Pullman ambitiously takes on topics like Original Sin, the nature of mankind, Angels, Demons, and the War in Heaven. The title itself of "His Dark Materials" is a direct reference to John Milton's "Paradise Lost."

Anyone who has read the series and would enjoy an open-minded discussion is welcome. Drinks and snacks will be served.