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Scheduled
Weekly Sunday Programs
The
Unitarian Fellowship of Silver City invites a wide variety of speakers
from both our congregation and from the community to give our Sunday
presentations.
We
welcome many points of view and enjoy diversity of opinion, knowledge
and information. Join us on any Sunday for a thought-provoking topic
and some fellowship with a conscious and humanitarian group of people.
We serve coffee and snacks after each service. Services begin at 10
a.m. at The Unitarian-Universalist Fellowship of
Silver City at 3845 N Swan St.
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Date
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Program
Presenter and Title
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| Aug 7th
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 Speaker: Allyson
Siwik
"Building
Climate Resilient Greenways in Silver City"
The
Gila Resources Information Project (GRIP) and partners are implementing
projects local creeks. This riparian work address a variety of issues,
including erosion and invasive plants. They work to re-establish
drought tolerant, native vegetation beneficial to wildlife and
pollinators. Allyson is the Executive Director of GRIP.
Moderator Nancy Cliff
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Aug 14th
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Speaker: Zoe
Wolfe
"Artworks"
Join
local Artist Zoe Wolfe on a journey of her work celebrating our
essential being. She will engage us by telling stories and sharing
images. Zoe is a full time artist, working mostly in clay, with a
breadth of experience and honors.
This is a Family/Childrens’ Program Sunday –
children 4 yrs and older have their own special activities. Moderator Nancy Stephens
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| Aug 21st
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Speaker: Carlos and Linda Price
"UU
General Assembly"
Carlos
and Linda Price represented our UUFSC as delegates at the 2022 UUA
General Assembly in Portland, Oregon this summer. They will share some
of the highlights of the conference and their impressions as first-time
attendees. The Prices moved to Silver City in November 2021 from Bayou
Vista, TX where they were part of the UU Fellowship of Galveston Co.
Moderator Art Thorn
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Aug 28th
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Speaker: Alicia
Edwards
"Engaged vs Educated: The Evolution of an Elected Official”
Emotion
now dominates how citizens engage with issues and with elected public
officials. This means that emotional outrage is taking over rational
thought, discussion, and action. Alicia Edwards will discuss this with
us on 8/28. Alicia’s experience includes important non-profit
leadership roles in our county. She is currently a County Commissioner.
This
is a Family/Childrens’ Program Sunday –
children 4 yrs and older have their own special activities. Moderator Lynda Aiman-Smith
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