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April 6

Wear a Robe Day

April 13

April 18

April 20

at the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Boca Raton

Please join us for one of our Sunday services at 10:30 a.m. The service is also live streamed on Zoom.

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April 06 at 10:30 AM ET	“The Joy of Activism” with Myra Terry, Danielle Smith, &. Ron Roth Jr.
	Join us for a powerful service exploring the spiritual and communal joy of activism. We will share personal journeys—stories of courage, persistence, and unexpected joy. We’ll reflect on how taking action for justice connects us, strengthens us, and deepens our faith. After the service, stay for a post-service discussion on activism and learn how you can take part in meaningful action, including the upcoming Nehemiah Action Assembly on Monday evening, April 7th. Or stay to participate in a Great American Cleanup of University Woodlands Park, playgrounds, and parking lot. Also after the service we have a Newcomer Welcome gathering in the Parker Room. If you are new, please join the Welcome Team for an informal conversation about our faith tradition, the life of the Fellowship and how to get further connected with people and activities. If you’re not sure where to go, please look for Sharon or Jennifer.
April 13 at 10:30 AM ET	“Did Ancient Jewish History Get It Wrong?” with Robyn Stuart
	Exodus, the story at the center of the Passover holiday, represents a transition from slavery to freedom, but is there historical truth to it? Robyn offers religious education on biblical scholarship and archeology.
April 18 at 7:00 PM ET	“Holy Darkness” evening service with Rev. Edith Love
	Moving beyond loss involves acknowledging the grief, allowing yourself to feel the emotions, and seeking support to heal and find new meaning in life. Join Rev. Edith for a Unitarian Universalist evening service on Friday, April 18th with solemn music, silence, and ritual.
April 20 at 10:30 AM ET	“Didn’t Know We Were Seeds” with Rev. Edith Love
	A form of the famous quote which has emerged in protests for decades, ‘They tried to bury us, they didn’t know we were seeds,’ is attributed to the Greek poet Dinos Christianopolous in the 1970’s. Join us on Easter Sunday as Reverend Love explores how this might be relevant for us today.
April 27 at 10:30 AM ET	TBA with Rev. Edith A. Love.