TRUU

“Truth and the River” Rev. Robert Latham

Sept 12, 10:00 am

Bridges High School, Carbondale – South Entrance – See MAP

Music – Jimmy Byrne

Child care provided

The TRUTH, The Truth, the truth…

There is an old Turkish proverb that admonishes:  “He that would tell the truth must have a fast horse and one foot in the stirrup.“

This sentiment suggests that truth can be endangering and the truth teller can be endangered.  History affirms the reality of this sentiment.  Yet, Unitarian Universalists persist in both pursuing the truth and being truth tellers.  This is our modus operandi.

In this pursuit and way of being we confront its critical question: “What is truth?”  This question will be the focus of our service.  A secondary question will also be addressed: “What does truth have to do with The River?”

For more information call Bill at 963-2163

“Unitarian Universalism 101″  Part 1 – Sept 26th

Led by Gretchen Haley

12 – 2 pm, Bridges High School, Carbondale – South Entrance – See MAP

Join us for this overview of Unitarian Universalism – part 1 of 3 in a series, including information on history, policy, and contemporary practice – what it means to be a Unitarian Universalist today.   Everyone is welcome, and if you are contemplating joining TRUU, please attend at least 1 of the series, though you are encouraged to attend all 3! Let Gretchen or Robert know if you are thinking about becoming a member.

“The Sum of Its Parts”

10:00 am, Bridges High School, Carbondale  – South Entrance – See MAP

Music – Jimmy Byrne

Child Care Available

Although we often reference how the whole is larger than the sum of its parts, the reality of living in diverse community can often feel just the opposite. Join us in this service exploring the ways we honor our individual paths while also supporting the common good.

Sept 19, 10:00 am

Bridges High School, Carbondale – South Entrance – See MAP

Child care provided

Our “Third Sunday” Religious Educaton program provides an opportunity for discussing recent services at TRUU.

This is a chance for us to deepen our relationships and our reflections in a small group setting, facilitated by one of our lay leaders.

TRUU will provide dinner for the homeless at the Extended Table program on August 30th.

Every Fifth Monday, TRUU members serve a meal to the homeless in Glenwood Springs.  Individuals or families can help by serving, preparing food, or contributing funds for food.  To participate in the upcoming Fifth Monday, contact Holly Snyder, our intrepid coordinator for the project, at 618-2811 or click here to send an email.