Women's Society November Luncheon
FORSWUNK! (We’ll save you the trouble of looking it up….it means “exhausted”) If you suffer watching the evening news and the daily attacks on democracy, you’re likely aware of the stress it puts on our psyche, our bodies and our emotional balance. What to do about it? Come to hear Nellie Brown, a scientist with Cornell University tell us how to deal with all this misery and survive the next 4.5 years! Lunch reservations are $20/$25, can be made after church on Sundays in November before Nov 20 or with Sandy Van Every (sandyvanevery@yahoo.com)
Nellie’s program is on November 20 at 11:30, following a beverage and hors d’oeuvres. Nellie has assured us that more than half her talk is strategies to stay cheerful and not merely to survive the next assault, but to thrive and even be happy! Do come…..it will be good to share this valuable intel with friends!!
Women's Society
Founded 150 years ago to promote fellowship and cooperation among our members and to sustain interest in Unitarian Universalist ideals, the Society remains a vital, active force in the contemporary life of the church. Membership in the Society is open to all and is gender-neutral. Dues are $25 per year, but membership is not necessary to participate in our activities and programs.
Our Speaker/Luncheon Series programs are diverse, stimulating, and interesting, ranging from musical entertainment to lectures from well-known local authors and academics, to presentations on area issues and civic concerns. Presenters are knowledgeable, personable, and enjoyable. Additionally, the Society organizes two outings each year: The Shaw Festival at Niagara-on-the-Lake in Ontario, Canada, and one other to a local site of interest to our membership. See announcements of upcoming events in the E-Blast (weekly newsletter) and the Monthly Newsletter.
Memorial Receptions
A Memorial Service Reception may be available in our Parish Hall to UUCB members for a nominal fee.
