October 2008 - Quimper Unitarian Universalist Fellowship

PAGE 8Greening KitchenDear Kitchen Witch,Who takes care of the QUUF kitchen? Is there someonewho works here?Possible VoluneerDear Possible,Great starting-the-new-year question! I'll refer you to the listbelow which is posted in the kitchen. Call me (385-0164).KITCHEN CARE IS EARTH CAREThank you for caringCUSTODIAN ... Rene’ Tanner: scrubs floor, cleans sink,wipes counters on MondaysBUILDING & GROUNDS COMMITTEE ... checks recycle,trash, garbageEVENT / MEETING SPONSORS ... cleans & washestable cloths & dish towelsEVERYONE ... what you use, you clean & clearGREEN SANCTUARY COMMITTEE ... napkin & ragcare with volunteersMONDAY CLEARING ... Rebecca Brignoli (coffee pots,dishwasher, cups, fridge)ORDERING CLEANING PRODUCTS ... Office Administrator& GSCORGANIC ORDERING ... Mack & Barb Boelling(Sunday dairy), Pam Daly (coffee), Donna Logan (teaand sugar packets)SUNDAY BEVERAGE SERVICE ... Donna Logan, coffeecoordinator and volunteersSUNDAY 2ND DISHWSHER LOAD ... Youth GroupWORM BIN ... Libby Urner, Holly MaysharkTHANK YOU, SUNDAY BEVERAGE SERVERSSeptember: Donna Frostholm, Meg Mason, Kate Dwyer,Linda Okazaki, Susan & Dan Petrenchak, Robin Ditzler,Jenifer TaylorUU Pacific Northwest DistrictLeadership TrainingThe Fall Leadership Council will present “Leadingfrom Our Theological Center” on November 8 atUniversity Unitarian Church in Seattle, with theRev. Dr. Terasa Cooley, author and District Executive,UUA Massachusetts Bay District.Cooley’s program is called Finding Balance at theCenter of our Faith: I, We and Thou. As UnitarianUniversalists, prophetic, spiritual, and communalobligations can seem to pull us apart, competingwith one another for our attention. What if we understoodthese concerns as all of a piece; what if weplaced our desire for individual fulfillment, our hopefor loving community, our quest for a peaceful andjust world as necessary spokes around the wheel ofliving a life of larger purpose? How do “I” live? inthe midst of personal and religious communitiesWho are “We”? in a way that takes us beyond ourselvesin harmony with a greater good; What is our“Thou”? These are all calls for balance in our livesand in our religion.This training is designed for congregational boardmembers, lay leaders and professional staff. QUUFmay send as many people as we desire, all for oneset price. If you would like to attend this workshop,p l e a s e a d v i s e B e t t y Op p e n h e i m e r(bettyo@olympus.net) by October 15, so that a congregationalRSVP may be forwarded to the district.Young Adult Spiritual Retreat and Workshop onContemplative Worship October 17-19, 2008Shoreline Unitarian Universalist Church in Shoreline,WAThis spiritual retreat will be lead by the dynamicJulia McKay. Small group ministry and spiritedsinging will be a part of this refreshing experience.She will also lead a training on contemplativeworship that participants can take back and sharewith their congregations and campus ministrygroups.Go to the District Website: www.pnwd.org for moreinformation and registration form.Contact District Program Specialist Tandi Koergerwith questions: tkoerger@uua.org/ 253-278-4646