Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Northern Nevada

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Sunday, January 29th

 

 

 

“Harlots or Heretics?”

 

In the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries inquisitors were burning heretics and witches, Protestants and Catholics were at each other’s throats, and both were rejecting science.Amidst this turmoil Unitarianism was born.In this service we will take a look at what we can learn about our church from these turbulent times.

 

Rolland Carlson is the worship leader.

Brooke Walker serves as the worship associate.


Building Birthday Celebration

 

 

On Sunday January 22nd we celebrated the 10th anniversary of occupancy of our fine worship building. Those above were there when it was first occupied. You can click on the picture for a larger image.

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Sunday Forum at 9:00 a.m on January 29th


HOW YOUR HOUSE CAN CHANGE THE WORLD


Recently Bob and Claire Miller, longtime leaders at UUFNN, embarked on a new 'life style adventure' in senior co-housing at Wolf Creek Lodge in Grass Valley, California. Co-housing combines private living with common, shared facilities. While residents have their own complete condominiums, they share, maintain and manage common spaces such as dining, living, laundry, workshop, library and a common kitchen. Residents create policies and solve problems by consensus. Living in community in this way offers opportunities for reducing our impact on the environment and for mutual support and human connection.  Bob and Claire will explain how co-housing can be a living arrangement that “improves the world, one neighborhood at a time.”



 

Members, friends, and guests find a welcoming congregation and campus - highly accessible to those with physical challenges.

Our one-level worship center is designed for accessibility (no stairs), with ramps, railings, and accessible drinking fountains accommodating those with physical disabilities. We also offer assistive listening systems (hearing assistance headsets), large print format orders of service, a Braille hymnal, and comfortable seating.

Our seating is movable, so people using wheelchairs may sit in a location of their choice. Our buildings also provide handicapped-accessible restroom facilities.



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