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This Sunday @ UCC:
Lesson Title: More than Enough
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Inspired by lyrics by Jana Stanfield:
I give and serve in love, so I always have more than enough of all that I need to do all I can do and to be all I can be.
Compared to where we were, we’ve come all this far. Let us spend the day enjoying where we are.
We learn to give generously and to receive gratefully.
We take a quick look back at dreams of yesterday – dreams of living the life that we live today.
We no longer spend so much time wanting so much more when there’s plenty here for us all to be thankful for.
As I go through this day, this is my creed: I have more than enough of all that I need. I fearlessly pay the full asking price and I always have more than enough of all that I need. |
| | | Concert: Sloan Wainwright & Glen Roethel |
| Mon, Apr 16
7:00 PM
Peace CHAPEL
Defying standard categorization, singer/songwriter Sloan Wainwright, consistently demonstrates her easy command of a variety of American musical styles — pop, folk, jazz and blues — held together by the melodious tone of her rich contralto, with the end result being a unique and soulful hybrid.
Her family tree (brother and folk-music luminary Loudon Wainwright, nephew Rufus Wainwright, nieces Martha Wainwright and Lucy Wainwright Roche) reads like a who’s who of contemporary folk music. Sloan’s incredible gift is not only her unique songwriting ability but also her dramatically voiced rendition of original songs.
SloanWainwright.com
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between Folk and Rock, classic and modern, pop and abstract there walks
a very fine award-winning singer-songwriter named Glen Roethel. His
powerful baritone-tenor voice recalls the more playful melodies of his
favorite, Cat Stevens. When he plays it can be hard to tell where his
arm ends and the guitar begins, so blink and you might miss something
good. But don’t worry, he knows why you are really there – to have a
great time.
Glen tours singing his own songs with guitar and
ukulele – often improvising new songs on-the-fly – and even providing
custom songwriting for special events.
GlenRoethel.com |
| | New Class Series: Practical Metaphysics
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| Tue, Apr 24 - June 12
7:00 PM
Café
Learn what it means to live from a deeper place of consciousness–live the abundant, true life you desire–with this book from renowned spiritual leader Eric Butterworth.
The author of Discover the Power Within You shares his profound insights on living metaphysically. Through lectures, meditations, and activities, Butterworth's Practical Metaphysics will awaken you to the centered place of your own truth and offer you paths to health, love, prosperity, and peace of mind.
Increase your spiritual awareness and improve your life with this inspiring collection of lessons created by the gifted minister and teacher.
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| | | WINGS Book Study Group
Tue, 11:30 AM Café
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| Temple of Spiritual Awareness
Tue, 7:00 PM Peace COTTAGE
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| Unity Singers Rehearsal
Wed, 6:00 PM Sanctuary
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| Prayer & Meditation Service
Wed, 7:00 PM Peace CHAPEL
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| Tai Chi
Thur, 6:00 PM Peace COTTAGE
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| Half Hour Hebrew
Thur, 7:00 PM Café
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| Torah Study
Thur, 7:30 PM Café
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| AA Meeting
Thur, 7:30 PM Peace COTTAGE
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| AA Meeting
Fri, 7:00 PM Peace COTTAGE
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| CPR Class
Sat, 10:00 AM Peace COTTAGE
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| | Concert: Wainwright & Roethel
Apr 16, 7:00 PM Peace CHAPEL
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| Express Saturday
Apr 21, 9:00 AM UCC Campus
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| Theosophical Society Meeting
Apr 21, 1:30 PM Peace COTTAGE
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| | Class: Practical Metaphysics
Apr 24, 7:00 PM Café
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| Service Saturday
May 5, 9:00 AM UCC Campus
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| New Member Meet n Greet n Eat
May 6, 12:00 PM Peace CHAPEL
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| Vesak/Buddha's Birthday
June 2, Time: TBD Sanctuary
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| | | | April Heart of the House - Deanna Harless
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| Encouraged by a friend, Deanna Harless first came to UCC in 2001. Not considering herself “religious” but interested in metaphysics and quantum physics, she thought she might not like going to church. She couldn’t have been more wrong. “I cried happy tears,” she says, “here, they spoke my language.” She recalls three memorable benefits from Leddy’s lesson that Sunday: affirmations, scripture reading, and even wisdom from the Torah. And, the music ministry “topped it off.”
Deanna’s love of Unity is a predictable outgrowth of her late mother’s inspiring her children to always seek Truth, to follow their own spiritual paths. She and her three brothers were given “free reins” by her loving and optimistic example, Deanna says.
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| | | Sat, Apr 21
6:00 - 10:00 PM
Largo Library
From the Greater Largo Library Foundation....
The Art Hops showcases the Library, local art, crafts, artisans and craft breweries. Guests at the Art Hops will have the opportunity to meet the artists, view unique items for purchase, bid on silent auction items, enjoy BREWS from local pubs/breweries and sample tasty treats from local restaurants, all while enjoying live entertainment throughout the library.
The Greater Largo Library Foundation provides funding for programs, services and equipment for the Largo library that the City of Largo budget does not cover. The profit from our 2018 11th Annual Art Hops will help support the continued needs of the library for the greater Largo community. We hope that you will participate in this year’s ART HOPS. Thank you in advance for your support!
Event Details:
- Over 40 Artist & Artisan Vendor Tables
- Featured Artists
- Tasty Food Samples
- Craft Brew Area
- Cash Bar
- Music
- Silent Auction
- Scavenger Hunt with Prizes
Ladies of Uke (with UCC members, Nicki McNichols & Tamara Short) will be part of the entertainment lineup!
More Info
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| | | IF AT FIRST YOU DON’T SUCCEED . . . .
“Remember that Elijah had to keep praying and affirming for a long time before he demonstrated the rain. He sent his servant out the fist time, and there was no sign of a cloud. He prayed and sent him out again and again with the same result; but at last, after repeated efforts, the servant said he saw a little cloud. Then Elijah told them to prepare for rain, and the rain came. This shows a continuity of effort that is sometimes necessary. If your prosperity does not become manifest as soon as you pray and affirm God as your substance, your supply, and your support, refuse to give up. Show your faith by keeping up the work. You have plenty of Scripture to back you up.”
(Catherine Ponder in The Prospering Power of Love [Unity School of Christianity, 1966]
Your Weekly Prosperity Affirmation:
I KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK! I HAVE PLENTY OF SCRIPTURE TO BACK ME UP.
THANK YOU, GOD!
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