After years of being called The Membership Committee, the committee members are changing its name to Connections Team. We realize that the end goal for newcomers is not necessarily membership but building connections. When people walk through our doors for the first time, they are not looking to become a member of anything but are…
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The meetings in January will be at the home of Ed Adams, January 12 and at the home of Brian Ling January 26, both at 2pm. Everyone is welcome to join us for these interesting discussions. With the born storyteller’s command of narrative and imaginative approach, Leonard Mlodinow vividly demonstrates how our lives are profoundly…
Note the December 22nd meeting will be held at the home of Gord & Helen Drew, 408-1742 Ravenwood Drive. This is the book selection for the December meetings of the non-fiction bookclub being held at the home of Gillie Trowbridge, 24 Cricket Place, Peterborough on the 8th & 22nd at 2pm. All are welcome to attend…
This is the book selection for the November meetings of the non-fiction bookclub: November 10th meeting being held at the home of Ed Adams, 1042 Oriole Drive, Peterborough at 2pm November 24th meeting being held at the home of Linda Palmason, 3022 Westridge Blvd., Peterborough at 2pm Sacred Economics traces the history of money from ancient…
Where: The Unitarian Fellowship of Peterborough When: Friday October 14th 6 pm – Sunday Oct. 16th 3 pm, 2016. Trainers: Neal denHollander and Monica Bennett. Registration & all other information: Go to the Children & Youth section of our our website. Contact: Kate Huband, DRE at the Unitarian Fellowship of Peterborough, email: recpeterborough@gmail.com tel: (705)304-6186.…
The book Club will be meeting only once in June, on the 16th at the home of Brian Ling, 440 Carriage lane, at 2pm. Nature was a form of religion for naturalist, essayist, and early environmentalist Henry David Thoreau (1817–62). In communing with the natural world, he wished to “live deliberately, to front only the…
Ever been frustrated or confused in our kitchen? Would you like to see things improved? The goal of the committee will be to improve the organization and to modernize our kosher-style kitchen which is used by both UFP and BIS. Jennifer Reid has volunteered, in the interim to lead the kitchen committee, and is asking…
A local group passionate about Pollinator Pathways has been looking for a place to plant a pollinator garden, and have applied for a grant for its installation. There’s a good possibility that garden can be here at the Synagogue/Fellowship. HOWEVER, it’s going to need something of a team to help make it happen! Are you…
The non-fiction book club will be meeting in April at the home of Isobel Knowles, 1690 Cherryhill Road, on the 14th and 28th at 2pm. Our book at that time will be This Changes Everything by Naomi Klein. “This is the new environmentalism . . . and it has a powerful proponent in Naomi Klein. . .…
March 23rd from 7:00pm to 8:30pm at Jessica Lindeman’s home. This meeting’s focus will be on creating a purpose statement and an action plan. Meeting can be made wheel-chair accessible. Please be mindful of peoples’ allergies to strong scents. Light refreshments will be provided. More snacks welcome. Please let us know of any food concerns…