Stewardship »
Events Calendar »
Religious Exploration »
Submit Forms Online »
Strategic Plan »
Board of Trustees »
Constitution »
Pastoral Care »
Member Directory »
Policies »
Programs »
333 Dubois Road
Annapolis MD 21401
410 266 8044
Fax: 410 266 6910
info@uuca-md.org
Church Office Hours:
Mon - Fri
9:30 am - 4:30 pm
Events at UUCA
View all upcoming events
View monthly calendar
333 Coffeehouse
Al Petteway & Amy White
Award-winning, critically acclaimed, passionate and playful. They are all that and they're married, too. Al & Amy are an acoustic performing arts team committed to creating an intensely personal yet universal sound. They draw inspiration from musical traditions across the globe and distill these myriad styles into a rich and unique voice – a timeless recipe for healing, heartfelt music. During their live shows, this husband and wife team captures the hearts of their audiences with the obvious love they have for one another and the colorful stories about the places, history and events that inspire their music. They invite their listeners to seek out and celebrate beauty and joy in all aspects of life. Al & Amy create an exciting blend of contemporary, Celtic and Appalachian influenced, original and traditional instrumental and vocal music on acoustic guitars, mandolin, vocals, Celtic harp, banjo, Irish bouzouki, piano and world percussion.
Listen (you may need to install the RealAudio or WindowsMedia player to hear the music)
Visit Al Petteway & Amy White's Web Site
UNITED NATIONS WEEKEND CELEBRATION
Saturday, November 3, 2007
An International Dinner and Presentation
5.30 PM Social hour & dinner
7.00 PM Presentation
“Taking Action for Peacebuilding: Women’s Rights Worldwide and Buhata Pinay”
All are invited. International dress is encouraged. Please bring an international dish to share. Appetizers and desserts will be provided.
In September Christine Nielsen, Phyllis Marsh and Debbie Cole returned to Negros Island, headquarters of the UU Church of the Philippines. Festivals, market days, youth performances, a home stay, a birthday celebration, workshops, and discussions of progress and plans for Buhata Pinay, our pioneering women’s rights project, were shared. Come learn about our experiences and celebrate UUCA’s international efforts for sustainable peace.
UUCA Dignity Players will perform this play written by Moises Kaufman.
Saturday, November 4, 2007
Worship Service: "The Lazarus Effect"
9:00 AM and 11:00 AM
“How do you explain the story of Jesus bringing Lazarus back from the dead? Perhaps it has something to do with what South African Archbishop Desmond Tutu and U.S. actor Brad Pitt call “ubuntu.” Around the world (and in our own cities and towns) we can find women, men, youth and children who have been given up for dead, in need of “ubuntu.” Join me on this United Nations Sunday to explore ‘The Lazarus Effect’ as a means of taking action for peacebuilding and sustainability.”
The All Children’s Chorus of Annapolis will sing at 9:00. UUCA Choir will sing at 11:00. The “First Sunday” collection will support the UU-UNO Office.
November 11th
"Mind of a Minister"
9:00 am - 10:00 am
11:00 am - 12:00 am
Rev. Beland & Eric Kaminetzky, Intern
more info