1. Art and Diseño

PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE
We are fortunate at NSUUS to have a group of dedicated individuals who
serve in leadership positions as committee members or chairpersons,
task force leaders and members, and coordinators of certain church
activities. Many of these good folks have served in their position for
much longer than the anticipated one to two years they originally signed
on for. While many are quite willing to continue fulfilling these roles,
some are now experiencing health, work, or family issues that demand
attention and limit their ability to devote the time and energy to volunteer
activities that they have in the past. They need relief. Though we are a
small congregation, we have many talents. Our success depends on each
of us using those talents while actively participating in the life of the
church, including its governance. If our only participation is to fill a seat
on the Sundays our favorite ministers are in the pulpit, then I fear our
continued existence is in jeopardy. I urge each of you to consider making
time to contribute your talent, voice, and energy toward guaranteeing the
success of our church community. Join a Committee; participate in a
Chalice Circle; attend Circle Suppers, attend board meetings on the last
Saturday of the month. The best way to know what is going on is to be
involved in what is going on. In most cases the required time
commitment is not great, particularly when shared among a group, but it
can be burdensome when carried only by the few. Get involved. We need
you!
In Community,
Lawrence
[email protected]
225-636-0406
Sunday Service – February 8, 2015, 11:00
“Blessed Be The Goof-ups” Suzanne Cole will be in the pulpit
Strap on your life vest. Step off of the solid rock of truth and into the nimble
Sunday Service – February 8, 2015, 11:00
“Blessed Be The Goof-ups” Suzanne Cole will be in the pulpit
Strap on your life vest. Step off of the solid rock of truth and into the nimble
boat of faith. We may get wet, but these nervous departures are a necessary
part of the journey to a better world. In this sermon, Meadville Lombard
student Sky Stewart will speak about the relationship between risk, the
willingness to make mistakes, and the life force within our living tradition.
Worship Associate: Carolyn Finnell
Greeters: Judy Frish, Kada Harris
Special Music: Melissa Rousseaux
Sound Room Technicians: Guy Ross, Nina Helfert
Sunday Service – February 15, 2015, 11:00
“Amplifying Love” Rev. Angela Davis will be in the pulpit
We will unlock and explore the secrets for expanding love in any
relationship—with friends, coworkers, family, romantic, and with
ourselves. If you would like to add to your skills for amplifying love
in your life, then be sure to join us as guest minister, Rev. Angela
Davis not only provides ample substance to upgrade its usage in our lives, she
guarantees all your relationships will benefit and automatically improve when
you amplify and shine the greater part of that which lives within each and
everyone of us.
Worship Associate: Carolyn Pratt
Greeters: Maggie Sorrels, Fred Cureau
Special Music: NSUUS Choir
Sound Room Technicians: Guy Ross, Nina Helfert
Sunday Service – February 22, 2015, 11:00
Rev. Paul Beedle will be in the pulpit
Worship Associate: Gwen Dennis
Greeters: Leslie Roussel and Gay DiGiovanni
Special Music: Tamara Murray
Sound Room Technicians: Guy Ross, Nina Helfert
******
Pastoral Care
Please keep all our church family and friends in your thoughts this week as they
travel, keep doctor’s appointments and continue their medical therapies.
********
Calendar of Events
DATE
TIME
Sunday, 2/8/15
11:00 am Sunday Service
Sunday, 2/15/15
11:00 am
Sunday, 2/22/15
Sunday, 3/1/15
Sunday, 3/8/15
EVENT
LOCATION
NSUUS
Sunday Service
NSUUS
Rev. Angela Davis
Sunday Service
11:00 am
NSUUS
Rev. Paul Beedle
Sunday Service
Rev. Darcy Roake
11:00 am
NSUUS
Special cash offering will go to
CELSJR
Sunday Service
11:00 am
NSUUS
Rev. Jane Mauldin
Sunday, 3/15/15
11:00 am
Sunday, 3/22/15
11:00 am
Sunday, 3/29/15
11:00 am
Sunday, 4/5/15
11:00 am
Sunday, 4/12/15
Sunday, 4/19/15
11:00 am
Sunday Service
Suzanne Cole
Sunday Service
Rev. Deanna Vandiver
Sunday Service
Rev. Paul Beedle
Sunday Service
Rev. Kali Hayslett
Sunday Service
Rev. Jane Mauldin
11:00 am Earth Day
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Chalice Circles
Here at NSUUS we have four Chalice Circles that meet regularly on the North
Shore and one that you might be interested in on the South Shore:
Meets in Covington (Tchefuncte Estates) 2nd and 4th Tuesdays of the
month 7:30-9:00 pm. Contact person is Bill Allin, 985-8759237, [email protected]
Meets at church 1st and 3rd Thursdays of the month 7:15-8:45. Contact
person Bert Green, 985-845-4649, [email protected]
Special Note:
January meeting will be 1/15/15
Meets at church 1st and 3rd Saturdays of the month, 10:00-11:30 am.
Contact person Maggie Sorrels 985-641-7466,
[email protected] or [email protected]
Meets in Mandeville 1st and 3rd Thursday of the month, 7:00-8:30 pm.
Contact person Ginger Fortson, 985-626-4734,[email protected] or
[email protected]
GNOUU 20’s and 30’s Chalice Circle, (South Shore) meets 2nd Tuesday
of each month, from 7:30-9 PM; Hosting at Rev. Deanna Vandiver’s house - 1936
Bayou RD, NOLA 70116 - (3 blocks off Claiborne, 1 block off of Esplanade, @ the
corner of N. Prieur) Dates would be 1/13/2015, 2/10/2015, 3/10/2015,
4/14/2015, 5/12/2015, 6/9/2015, and 7/14/2015.
NSUUS EVENTS
Circle Suppers
The next scheduled Circle Suppers will be March 14th. If you need
information or want to participate in this event, please contact Judy
Smith at 985-264-4313, or [email protected].
Hosts are needed for April 18th Circle Suppers.
Book Club
The next meeting of the Book Club is March 22, 2015, 6:30 PM, at the
Community Center. We will discuss "Unbroken" by Laura Hillenbrand.
This is a pot luck, and bring a beverage of your choice.
Next we will read "Goldfinch" by Donna Tartt and "The Invention of Wings" by
Sue Monk Kidd to be discussed in the future.
Please call Kada Harris at (985) 626-9800 if interested.
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News from Religious Exploration
“If you want to conquer the anxiety of life, live in the moment, live in the
breath.”
Amit Ray, Om Chanting and Meditation
“Breath is the bridge which connects life to consciousness, which unites your
body to your thoughts. Whenever your mind becomes scattered, use your
breath as the means to take hold of your mind again.”
Thích Nh
tH
nh, The Miracle of Mindfulness: An Introduction to the
Practice of Meditation
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The newly formed Faith Development Council met last Sunday
and will meet again in April, with email contact between. Thank you
to all who attended. If you would like to be added to this list, please
contact the DRE.
Middle Youth Challenge Course Overnight, Canton, MS. – 6th – 9th
Grades – March 28 – 29th with UUFEC, UCBR and First UU of Memphis
and maybe more. See the DRE for more info. The course involves teambuilding,
problem solving – low and high elements included.
RE This Week:
• Middle Youth/Youth:
Building Bridges – Quakers
• Primary Group: UU Superheroes, Lewis Latimer, Theodore
Parker, Christopher Reeves + more and our UU Superhero
song! 
NSUUS RE is on Facebook: Please “like” us here: www.facebook.com/NsuusRE
Printer Cartridges recycling program: Please consider bringing your used
cartridges to church – put them on the DRE desk or give to DRE. We get Office
Depot rewards for these and so save money on brochures, supplies, etc. Thank
you!
UU Summer programs!
UU college of Social Justice
“I learned that no matter where a group of people is from, the sense of
community and connection can be almost instant, and within a week, a group of
strangers can become a group of lifelong friends!” —Sarah P.
This summer, we have expanded our teen programs. Please share the information
below with young people who are committed to social justice and eager to grow
in community.
Activate General Assembly: A One-Day Sampler, June 24 Join us in
Portland, Ore., to dig into climate justice and plan how to be part of change.
Perfect for passionate environmentalists as well as youth new to climate issues.
Activate New Orleans, July 18–26 Ten years after Hurricane Katrina, there’s
still work to be done. Help rebuild a thriving New Orleans in this program run in
partnership with the Center for Ethical Living and Social Justice Renewal.
Activate Boston, July 18–August 1 Gain a broad foundation of justice skills
through mini-internships and work with groups like Boston Mobilization. You'll
explore ways to advocate for change, all in a city rich with UU history.
•
Activate Southwest Border, August 1–9 This program, based in
Tucson with our partner BorderLinks, will give you profound insight into
immigration and human rights. Find your place in immigration justice
today.
Summer at UBarU, Hill Country, TX
Save the dates -- UBarU Summer Camps for 2015 promise to be extra
special.
Elementary Camp (Grades 3-6): June 28 - July 4
Junior Camp (Grades 7-9): July 5 - July 11
Senior Camp (Grades 9-12): July 12 - July 18
New for 2015: Family Camp!
Experience summer at UBarU as a family. Our Family summer camp will offer
activities to enjoy together, as well as some age-specific activities to allow for
parent free time. Jr Counselor positions open for grades 10 and up.
Registration is available at http://ubaru.org/camps/
Questions? Email us at [email protected]
Scholarships available – see the DRE
Director Religious Education
Lisa Rustemeyer
985-234-9970
[email protected]
Emergency Church Phone: 985-882-0096
******
News from the Center for Ethical Living and Social Justice Renewal
Dear Ones:
The rice cooker at the Center for Ethical Living stopped working last night!
We still have many guests in house and lots more rice to cook. If you have a rice
cooker that you are willing to donate to the Center, please let Rev. Deanna know
asap.
Also, our cupboards are quite bare after two solid weeks of hosting. If you would
like to support the Center's radical hospitality efforts, please bring donations of
paper goods (toilet paper, paper towels, napkins), breakfast food (cereal,
oatmeal, granola bars, honey, jelly, etc), cleaning supplies (multipurpose cleaner,
Clorox wipes, laundry & dish detergent, etc.) to your congregation on Sunday.
Your small gifts make great things possible.
With gratitude,
Rev. Deanna and your Center for Ethical Living
The Reverend Deanna Vandiver
Executive Director, Center for Ethical Living and Social Justice Renewal (CELSJR)
2903 Jefferson Ave, 2nd FL, New Orleans, LA 70115
(504) 333-2718
www.celsjr.org
Beloveds, the nature of my work rarely has me sitting in front of a
computer. If you need to communicate with me timely, please text or
call. Please know that you are loved, valued, and respected, even if I
have failed to respond to your e-mail.
The Center for Ethical Living and Social Justice Renewal is a catalyst in the New
Orleans area for promoting social, economic, environmental and racial justice. We
do this through activism, community engagement, organizing, and
transformational learning.
*******
Church Directory
A PDF version of the current church directory is available by email upon member
request. Send your request to [email protected].
If there have been any changes in your email, telephone numbers or mailing
address please send them to me.
*********
North Shore Unitarian Universalist Society of Louisiana, Inc.
Located: 28662 Krentel Road, Lacombe, LA 70445
Mailing Address: PO Box 2006, Lacombe, LA 70445-2006
Telephone: NSUUS Office 985-882-0096;
Website: http://www.northshoreuu.org/
Facebook:
http://www.facebook.com/NorthShoreUnitarianUniversalistSociety?fref=ts
2015 Board of Trustees:
President:
Lawrence Pratt
Vice President: Gwen Dennis
Treasurer:
Secretary:
Trustee:
Gay DiGiovanni
Melissa Rousseaux
Fred Cureau
Trustee:
Keith Pederson
Trustee:
Maggie Sorrels
Sexton: Fred Cureau
[email protected]
985-641-7915
Director Religious Exploration: Lisa Rustemeyer
985-234-9970; [email protected]
Administrative Assistant: Leslie Roussel
985-502-8745; [email protected]
Pastoral Care Associate: Gay DiGiovanni
PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE
We are fortunate at NSUUS to have a group of dedicated individuals who
serve in leadership positions as committee members or chairpersons,
task force leaders and members, and coordinators of certain church
activities. Many of these good folks have served in their position for
much longer than the anticipated one to two years they originally signed
on for. While many are quite willing to continue fulfilling these roles,
some are now experiencing health, work, or family issues that demand
attention and limit their ability to devote the time and energy to volunteer
activities that they have in the past. They need relief. Though we are a
small congregation, we have many talents. Our success depends on each
of us using those talents while actively participating in the life of the
church, including its governance. If our only participation is to fill a seat
on the Sundays our favorite ministers are in the pulpit, then I fear our
continued existence is in jeopardy. I urge each of you to consider making
time to contribute your talent, voice, and energy toward guaranteeing the
success of our church community. Join a Committee; participate in a
Chalice Circle; attend Circle Suppers, attend board meetings on the last
Saturday of the month. The best way to know what is going on is to be
involved in what is going on. In most cases the required time
commitment is not great, particularly when shared among a group, but it
can be burdensome when carried only by the few. Get involved. We need
you!
In Community,
Lawrence
Guest At Your Table wraps up at month end: Please bring your boxes or envelopes to church
[email protected]
by Sunday, January 25th.
225-636-0406
Place on table at the back of the sanctuary or deliver to the DRE or
Melanie Storey. Thank you!
Sunday Service – January 18, 2015, 11:00
Sunday Service – February 8, 2015, 11:00
“Blessed Be The Goof-ups” Suzanne Cole will be in the pulpit
Strap on your life vest. Step off of the solid rock of truth and into the nimble
boat of faith. We may get wet, but these nervous departures are a necessary
Suzanne Cole will be in the pulpit
Worship Associate: Melissa Rousseaux
Greeters: Bert and Susan Green
Special Music: Tamara Murray
Sound Room Technicians: Guy Ross, Nina Helfert
Sunday Service – January 25, 2015, 11:00
Rev. Dr. Jane Mauldin will be in the pulpit
Worship Associate: Tamara Murray
Greeters: Bonnie Schmidt, Julie Bosch
Special Music: Spiritus
Sound Room Technicians: Guy Ross, Nina Helfert
Sunday Service – February 1, 2015, 11:00
Rev. Kali Hayslett
Worship Associate: Terry Van Brunt
Greeters: Deryl and Michael Wicks
Special Music: TBA
Sound Room Technicians: Guy Ross, Nina Helfert
Special Cash Offering for Family Promise
******
MESSAGE from the NSUUS PRESIDENT
While I know we have to recover from some recent disagreements and
disappointments, I see a lot of optimism in our congregation. This past Sunday
Tamara talked about the services the Worship Committee is planning and got
feedback from you as to what you would like to see as the committee moves to
complete the Worship Calendar for the year. I am particularly excited about the
support we are getting from the UU ministers in the area. Most of our past service
ministers are continuing in our rotation and have signed on for as many or more
services than last year. There are also some new UU ministers in the area who
will be joining our rotation. We will be unique in enjoying such a wide variety of
professional ministers with their varying interests, viewpoints, and presentation
styles. How exciting is that?
This past Saturday your outgoing 2014 board hosted your incoming 2015 board in
a retreat to ease the transition from one leadership group to the other. We had an
ambitious agenda and, unfortunately, we were unable to complete all items as
thoroughly as we would like. However, the incoming board did begin to zero in on
some important goals for 2015. The most important of these are restoring
goodwill and a genuine sense of community in the congregation and finding ways
to foster better communications between the congregation and its leadership. The
new board will continue refining goals at its next meeting. As always, we welcome
your ideas and input.
In Community,
Lawrence E. Pratt
President
[email protected]
225-636-0406
********
Pastoral Care
Please keep all our church family and friends in your thoughts this week as they
travel, keep doctor’s appointments and continue their medical therapies.
*********
Calendar of Events
DATE
TIME
EVENT
LOCATION
Sunday Service
NSUUS
Suzanne Cole
9:30NSUUS Board of Trustees
Community
Saturday, 1/24/15
11:30
Meeting
Center
Sunday Service
Sunday, 1/25/15
11:00 am
NSUUS
Rev. Jane Mauldin
Sunday Service
Rev. Kali Hayslett
Sunday, 2/1/15
11:00 am
NSUUS
Special cash offering will go to
Family Promise
Sunday, 1/18/15
11:00 am
Sunday, 2/8/15
11:00 am Sunday Service
Sunday, 2/15/15
11:00 am
Sunday, 2/22/15
Sunday, 3/1/15
NSUUS
Sunday Service
NSUUS
Rev. Angela Davis
Sunday Service
11:00 am
NSUUS
Rev. Paul Beedle
Sunday Service
Rev. Darcy Roake
11:00 am
NSUUS
Special cash offering will go to
CELSJR
Sunday Service
Rev. Jane Mauldin
Sunday, 3/8/15
11:00 am
Sunday, 3/15/15
11:00 am Sunday Service
Sunday, 3/22/15
11:00 am
Sunday Service
Rev. Deanna Vandiver
NSUUS
NSUUS
NSUUS
Chalice Circles
Here at NSUUS we have four Chalice Circles that meet regularly on the North
Shore and one that you might be interested in on the South Shore:
Meets in Covington (Tchefuncte Estates) 2nd and 4th Tuesdays of the
month 7:30-9:00 pm. Contact person is Bill Allin, 985-8759237, [email protected]
Meets at church 1st and 3rd Thursdays of the month 7:15-8:45. Contact
person Bert Green, 985-845-4649, [email protected]
Special Note:
January meeting will be 1/15/15
Meets at church 1st and 3rd Saturdays of the month, 10:00-11:30 am.
Contact person Maggie Sorrels 985-641-7466,
[email protected] or [email protected]
Meets in Mandeville 1st and 3rd Thursday of the month, 7:00-8:30 pm.
Contact person Ginger Fortson, 985-626-4734,[email protected] or
[email protected]
GNOUU 20’s and 30’s Chalice Circle, (South Shore) meets 2nd Tuesday
of each month, from 7:30-9 PM; Hosting at Rev. Deanna Vandiver’s house - 1936
Bayou RD, NOLA 70116 - (3 blocks off Claiborne, 1 block off of Esplanade, @ the
corner of N. Prieur) Dates would be 1/13/2015, 2/10/2015, 3/10/2015,
4/14/2015, 5/12/2015, 6/9/2015, and 7/14/2015.
NSUUS EVENTS
Update from Family Promise
I talked with my contact at Family Promise today, Krista Carpenter, so I thought I
would send out an update. The first cycle of families, as of today, will start in
May - but that does not mean they will be with us the first month. Our first
families at NSUUS could be in May or as late as August, we will have to wait for
the preliminary schedule to come out to see where we fall in the rotation. Krista
assured me that the schedule will be flexible to accommodate other events at
host churches.
Family Promise is in the process of securing its day facility. It looks like it will be
located near the Southeast Hospital in Lacombe. We also discussed the showers
and she confirmed that the day center will have showers and laundry facilities. I
know there was some concern over the bathroom limitations at our community
center.
In a couple of weeks I will be sending out the list of needed items and volunteer
opportunities. I know everyone is excited to be involved with such a worthy cause
right here in St Tammany Parish. What a difference we will make in the lives of
struggling families! WOW!
In loving community,
Gwen
News from Religious Exploration
“You cannot do a kindness too soon, for you never know how soon it will be too
late.”
Ralph Waldo Emerson
“Tenderness and kindness are not signs of weakness and despair, but
manifestations of strength and resolution.”
Khalil Gibran
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NSUUS in UUSC news:
Each year, UUSC Honor Congregations are celebrated in UUSC's annual report as
well as in the spring edition of UU World magazine. Calculation of congregational
membership awards is the total number of UUSC memberships, (begin and expire
during the fiscal year (July 1–June 30)), is compared to the total number of
congregation members published by the UUA.
NSUUS is a 2014 Creating Justice Award winner! Creating Justice Banner
Society celebrates congregations with 25–49 percent* UUSC membership. See
our name here è
http://www.uusc.org/sites/default/files/uuschonorcongregations2014.pdf
RE Council forming: Have an interest in the future of Unitarian
Universalism? Do you have ideas about how young people will succeed at
incorporating the practice of their faith for the good of themselves and others?
You’re invited to attend the RE Council meetings three times a year: January,
April, August. Please contact the DRE for more information. First meeting this
month, details tbd.
Middle Youth Challenge Course Overnight, Canton, MS. – 6th – 9th
Grades – March 28 – 29th with UUFEC, UCBR and First UU of Memphis
and maybe more. See the DRE for more info. The course involves teambuilding,
problem solving – low and high elements included.
RE This Week:
•
•
Middle Youth/Youth: Building Bridges – Workshop #16: Evangelical
Christianity, continued
Primary Group: UU Superheroes, Lewis Latimer, Theodore Parker,
Christopher Reeves and our UU Superhero song! J
NSUUS RE is on Facebook: Please “like” us here: www.facebook.com/NsuusRE
Printer Cartridges recycling program: Please consider bringing your used
cartridges to church – put them on the DRE desk or give to DRE. We get Office
Depot rewards for these and so save money on brochures, supplies, etc. Thank
you!
UU Summer programs!
UU college of Social Justice
“I learned that no matter where a group of people is from, the sense of
community and connection can be almost instant, and within a week, a group of
strangers can become a group of lifelong friends!” —Sarah P.
This summer, we have expanded our teen programs. Please share the information
below with young people who are committed to social justice and eager to grow
in community.
Activate General Assembly: A One-Day Sampler, June 24 Join us in
Portland, Ore., to dig into climate justice and plan how to be part of change.
Perfect for passionate environmentalists as well as youth new to climate issues.
Activate New Orleans, July 18–26 Ten years after Hurricane Katrina, there’s
still work to be done. Help rebuild a thriving New Orleans in this program run in
partnership with the Center for Ethical Living and Social Justice Renewal.
Activate Boston, July 18–August 1 Gain a broad foundation of justice skills
through mini-internships and work with groups like Boston Mobilization. You'll
explore ways to advocate for change, all in a city rich with UU history.
•
Activate Southwest Border, August 1–9 This program, based in
Tucson with our partner BorderLinks, will give you profound insight into
immigration and human rights. Find your place in immigration justice
today.
Summer at UBarU, Hill Country, TX
Save the dates -- UBarU Summer Camps for 2015 promise to be extra
special.
Elementary Camp (Grades 3-6): June 28 - July 4
Junior Camp (Grades 7-9): July 5 - July 11
Senior Camp (Grades 9-12): July 12 - July 18
New for 2015: Family Camp!
Experience summer at UBarU as a family. Our Family summer camp will offer
activities to enjoy together, as well as some age-specific activities to allow for
parent free time. Jr Counselor positions open for grades 10 and up.
Registration is available at http://ubaru.org/camps/
Questions? Email us at [email protected]
Scholarships available – see the DRE
Director Religious Education
Lisa Rustemeyer
985-234-9970
[email protected]
Emergency Church Phone: 985-882-0096
******
News from the Center for Ethical Living and Social Justice Renewal
Dear Ones:
The rice cooker at the Center for Ethical Living stopped working last night!
We still have many guests in house and lots more rice to cook. If you have a rice
cooker that you are willing to donate to the Center, please let Rev. Deanna know
asap.
Also, our cupboards are quite bare after two solid weeks of hosting. If you would
like to support the Center's radical hospitality efforts, please bring donations of
paper goods (toilet paper, paper towels, napkins), breakfast food (cereal,
oatmeal, granola bars, honey, jelly, etc), cleaning supplies (multipurpose cleaner,
Clorox wipes, laundry & dish detergent, etc.) to your congregation on Sunday.
Your small gifts make great things possible.
With gratitude,
Rev. Deanna and your Center for Ethical Living
The Reverend Deanna Vandiver
Executive Director, Center for Ethical Living and Social Justice Renewal (CELSJR)
2903 Jefferson Ave, 2nd FL, New Orleans, LA 70115
(504) 333-2718
www.celsjr.org
Beloveds, the nature of my work rarely has me sitting in front of a
computer. If you need to communicate with me timely, please text or
call. Please know that you are loved, valued, and respected, even if I
have failed to respond to your e-mail.
The Center for Ethical Living and Social Justice Renewal is a catalyst in the New
Orleans area for promoting social, economic, environmental and racial justice. We
do this through activism, community engagement, organizing, and
transformational learning.
*******
Community Event from the New Jim Crow Task Force
There will be a private showing of the movie “Selma” followed by a one hour town
hall panel discussion regarding our community expectations for St. Tammany
Parish on Thursday, 1/15/15 at 6:00 pm at the Slidell Grand 16 Theatre on Hwy
190. Tickets for the event are $25.00 and include a 1-year membership to
Louisiana United International (LUI). All profits will go to operate LUI’s Criminal
Justice Fund. Reserve tickets by calling 985-503-0626.
This is a great movie and a wonderful way to celebrate Martin Luther King Day.
The movie shows a “preacher from Boston” who was brutally killed during the
Selma march. He was the Rev. James Weeb, a UU minister. Viola, who was also
killed, was a UU member from Detroit. Let’s celebrate their commitment to social
justice as well as MLK Day.
Attending this event also renews your membership in Louisiana United
International headed by Belinda Parker Brown who has done so much to bring the
cause of criminal justice to the fore front.
See you at the movies! Bonnie Schmidt
Church Directory
A PDF version of the current church directory is available by email upon member
request. Send your request to [email protected].
If there have been any changes in your email, telephone numbers or mailing
address please send them to me.
*********
North Shore Unitarian Universalist Society of Louisiana, Inc.
Located: 28662 Krentel Road, Lacombe, LA 70445
Mailing Address: PO Box 2006, Lacombe, LA 70445-2006
Telephone: NSUUS Office 985-882-0096;
Website: http://www.northshoreuu.org/
Facebook:
http://www.facebook.com/NorthShoreUnitarianUniversalistSociety?fref=ts
2015 Board of Trustees:
President:
Lawrence Pratt
Vice President: Gwen Dennis
Treasurer:
Secretary:
Trustee:
Gay DiGiovanni
Melissa Rousseaux
Fred Cureau
Trustee:
Keith Pederson
Trustee:
Maggie Sorrels
Sexton: Fred Cureau
[email protected]
985-641-7915
Director Religious Exploration: Lisa Rustemeyer
985-234-9970; [email protected]
Administrative Assistant: Leslie Roussel
985-502-8745; [email protected]
Pastoral Care Associate: Gay DiGiovanni
[email protected]
Choir Director: Melissa Rousseaux
[email protected]
Worship Committee Chair: Tamara Murray
[email protected]
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