Cedar Lane Unitarian Universalist Church
9601 Cedar Lane, Bethesda, Maryland 20814-4099
Tel: 301-493-8300    Fax: 301-897-5713
e-mail:
office@CedarLane.org

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Sunday Services at 10 a.m.

 

September 5, 2010
"Faith and Freedom"

The Rev. Dan Schatz

Unitarian Universalists sometimes define ourselves as "The Faith of the Free."  Is this an oxymoron?  What does it mean to be a faith without creed or dogma?

Rev. Dan Schatz, who grew up here at Cedar Lane, has been the Minister of the BuxMont Unitarian Universalist Fellowship in Warrington, Pennsylvania for the past eight years.  A graduate of Harvard Divinity School, he has served as a parish minister and hospice chaplain in New Hampshire.  He is also a GRAMMY nominated folk musician and producer, with three albums to his credit.

September 12, 2010 9 a.m.* and 11 a.m.
"Water, Giver of Life: An Ingathering Service for All People"
The Revs. Roger Fritts, Susan Archer, Archene Turner, and Heather Janules

Many years ago, the organizers of a Unitarian Universalist women’s conference asked participants to bring a little water from home so the water of these diverse places could be joined in one vessel, symbolizing unity among many. Since then, it has become a tradition in many Unitarian Universalist congregations to hold Water Communion services in the fall, where people bring water from home or from places they have visited to join together in this way. This ritual reminds us of how different we are from each other but what connections live between us in community.

This service will celebrate these connections and the life-giving nature of water itself. Please bring some water to add to the common bowl, reflecting the many gifts you offer and the blessings of the places we know of as home.

Childcare (for ages 5 and younger) is available for those who choose it, but all ages are very welcome at this joyful re-gathering of our faith community.

* Cedar Lane will be closed from 7:45 - 8:51 a.m. for the Parks Half-Marathon. Please visit the website http://www.parkshalfmarathon.com/motorists.aspx to find your best route to church that day.

September 19, 2010
The Rev. Roger Fritts

In my experience, people who ask this question are looking for a serious response. They may be a crisis in their lives. Feeling a spiritual emptiness, they have come to us to see what we have to offer, and how it is different from other religious communities.  How would you answer this question?

Childcare is available for ages 5 and younger during worship services.

Summer Program for 5 years- 5th grade also available during worship services through September 5.

 

All are welcome to join us for Cedar Lane in 6 Minutes every Sunday after worship services. Become a member of Cedar Lane UU Church at a Second Sunday Signing. 
For more information, call
Andy Streich, Membership Coordinator,
at 301-493-8300 ext. 301.

 


 
The Reverend Roger Fritts   Senior Minister
The Reverend Susan Archer   Minister of Religious Education
The Reverend Heather Janules   Associate Minister and Minister for Pastoral Care
The Reverend Archene Turner   Coordinator of Senior High Youth Ministry
The Reverend Leslie Westbrook   Community Minister in Pastoral Counseling
The Reverend Kenneth Torquil MacLean   Minister Emeritus
The Reverend Dr. Roberta Nelson   Minister Emerita
Dr. Henry Sgrecci   Director of Music
Thomas Guthrie   Organist/Accompanist
Mary Karimi   Chair, Board of Trustees
Sara Deshler   Church Administrator
Andy Streich   Membership Coordinator

 


    A Welcoming Congregation

Cedar Lane Unitarian Universalist Church is a liberal religious community committed to individual freedom of belief, the search for truth, spiritual nourishment and the celebration of life.

We honor our history by proclaiming and teaching our Unitarian Universalist principles and values.

We seek to transform our beliefs and mutual caring into action to support our members, strengthen our community and promote social justice.


Cedar Lane Unitarian Universalist Church
9601 Cedar Lane, Bethesda, Maryland 20814-4099
Tel: 301-493-8300    Fax: 301-897-5713
e-mail: office@CedarLane.org
Sunday Services at 10 a.m.
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