SUNSET SAIL- Saturday, June 21- aboard the Sunny Days Catamaran from the dock next to Conch Republic Seafood restaurant. Special rate of $18 per adult, $15 per child. Boarding at 6:00 pm. Boat departs 6:30- 8:30. Pay UUFKW in advance by June 15 so we can get special tax free rate. Please reserve and pay to Marilyn Smith.
Due to the heat and humidity of this week, we will be starting the outside clean up on Saturday, May 24th at 9 am instead of 11 am. Please join us if you can, and bring sun protection! Many hands will make quick work. Thanks, Marilyn Smith
Because of the heat we have been experiencing, we have moved our start time up to 9am (but we will certainly be there at the 11 time too). Come join us.
Saturday, May 24, join us at the Fellowship at 11am as we will work around our building to make us look our best. Tasks for all ages and ability levels . . . don’t worry, we will have something important for you to do!
Please bring personal sun protection, garden gloves, brooms, or pruning tools to tackle the clean up and trim. Many helpers will be needed!
And the fun of working together on a task with evident results . . . what more could you want?
Sunday, May 18, at 12:30pm
All Committee Chairs and Task Force Conveners are expected for a Leadership Forum in the Fellowship Main Meeting Room.
This council of the various committees and groups is responsible for implementing our Vision and to do so effectively requires coordination of efforts.
President Marilyn Smith (email: president@uufk.org) can answer any questions.
Our program of Religious Education for children, so ably coordinated by Lisa Morris, is looking ahead to plans for the summer and into the 2008-2009 RE year.
To help facilitate that planning, a meeting of parents and all adults interested in the vitality of this program as part of the health of our Fellowship will be held on Saturday, May 17, at 11 am in the Arts and Education Building.
Come, help support this important program; your ideas and suggestions will help to shape not only the program but the lives of our young people!
