Albuquerque Unitarian Universalist Fellowship

Calendar of Services

              [July   2008]

JULY 6:    ARTHUR STUMBLES THE SILK ROAD: Journalist Arthur Alpert spent last August retracing the ancient Silk Road from Xi'an, China westward to the deserts of Xinjiang Province, into sky-high Kyrgyzstan and finally, the fabled Uzbek towns of Samarkand and Bukhara.  He'll touch on China's Caucasian mummies, buried adobe cities, Islamic bagels, the geopolitical meaning of the Uighur word for "thanks" and the virtues of ignorance.

JULY 13:  AMERICA'S CHILD: ONE WOMAN'S JOURNEY THROUGH THE RADICAL 60S:  Author Susan Sherman will speak about and read from her relevant and hopeful book that offers much to those working on social justice issues today.  Bring your questions and memories of those days that so many of us lived through.

JULY 20:  YOU NEVER KNOW 'TIL YOU TRY IT

by Rev. Liz McMaster, who says, "Back from the trip of a lifetime that took more courage than I knew I had, the experience might be worth a peek at.  This is a sermon on stretching ourselves that hopefully may resonate with some challenges you have in your life."

JULY 27: DER BINGLE SWINGS: Bing Crosby had his roots in red hot jazz, and jazz would remain his lifelong passion.  Our music historian Jane Ellen will take a fond look back at tjhe unique sounds of Der Bingle, with a special emphasis on his contribution to jazz.