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Sunday February 7- Rev. George Hemingway will speak on "Bioethics". George Hemingway worked as a Biological Oceanographer at the University of California from 1966-1973 and served as the Chair of the Biology Department at the University of Baja California, Mexico from 1973-1975. In the 1980's he became increasingly active in the Episcopal Church, especially with its ministry to the Hispanic community. He has served as Interim Pastor, San Miguel - St. Michael, in Newberg, Oregon from 2001 to the present, and as Advisor to the Bishop of Oregon for Congregational Development and Hispanic Ministry from 2001 to the present.
June Baumler will facilitate the service and will also read the children's story, Arline and Cliff LaMear will provide refreshments, and Cameron Brister will be our greeter. Matthew Crichton will co-teach Religious Education with Poppy Normark.
Sunday February 14 - Rev. Patti Pomerantz
Cameron Brister will facilitate the service and Peggy Coreson will be our greeter as well as co-teaching Religious Education with Poppy Normark. Rev. Patti will read the childrens' story. Following the service, everyone is invited to come downstairs for a potluck lunch and conversation.
Sunday February 21 - Ginger Salkowski will deliver a talk entitled "Sustainable Gardening/Agriculture". Ginger is a social justice activist, one of the founders of "Cart 'M" Recycling Center in Manzanita, teaches West African drumming, is the former owner of the fair trade store in Manzanita called "It’s Only Fair" and is an active member of the White Clover Grange in Nehalem. She has spoken to our fellowship before on fair trade and "The Day of the Dead."
June Baumler will facilitate the service and read the children's story. Arline LaMear will be the greeter. Nancy Cook will co-teach Religious Education with Poppy Normark and Peggy Coreson is our substitute teacher. A Board Meeting follows the social hour.
Sunday February 28 - Discussion Sunday led by Arline LaMear. The discussion is entitled "What is Going on Here Morally?" and deals with situational ethics. We've all been caught in situations which are neither black nor white, and making a "right" decision is not always easy!
Arline will facilitate the service and Cliff LaMear will be our greeter. June Baumler will co-teach Religious Education with Poppy Normark and Michael Link is our substitute teacher.
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