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Prairie Unitarian Universalist Society 2010 Whenona Drive, Madison, WI 53711 * 608-271-8218 * www.uuprairie.org "Mary Shelley, Frankenstein and the Risks of Science" by Robin Proud Order of Service Prelude: "A Perfect Nine" by Andrew Cohen. Performed by Nancy and John Wunderlin. Welcome and Announcements: Dan Proud Opening Words: "No man chooses evil because it is evil; he only mistakes it for happiness, the good he seeks." - Mary Shelley *Opening Hymn #97 (SLT): "Sometimes I Feel Like a Motherless Child" Aileen Nettleton, accompanist Chalice Lighting #453: "Passover Haggadah" Story for All Ages Children's Recessional: by Joyce Poley. As you go on your way, may you be filled with gladness. Go in joy, go injoy! May fortune bless your day with peace and loving kindness. Go in love, go in lov e. Joys and Concerns Silent Meditation Presentation: "Mary Shelley, Frankenstein and the Risks of Science" by Robin Proud. Discussion Offering and Offertory: "Remembrance" by Jonathan Cohen. Introduction of Guests and Visitors *Closing Hymn #331: "Life is the Greatest Gift of All" Closing Words Greet Your Neighbor *Please stand as you are able. Thank you to Al Nettleton, this weeks tech assistant. October 28, 2018 Announcements We will share our offering this quarter with The Beacon, the day shelter for those experiencing homelessness. In addition to a warm, safe space to stay during the day, The Beacon provides shower facilities, lunch and snacks, laundry facilities, transportation to night shelters, access to phones and computers, and mental health counseling and case management. The Beacon also assist in finding employment and housing. We are collecting household goods for The Road Home, which assists homeless families find housing and maintain it. Laundry baskets for donated items are under the tables in the meeting house foyer. Prairie's Fall Parish Meeting will be held on Sunday, November 11, after the service. We'll be voting on the 2019 budget and discussing other topics. Our current art display features selected photos from previous Prairie Retreats. Benefit Allied Neighborhood: Photo note cards are back! Check them out in the basket in the foyer. All proceeds go to Allied Partners. MOSES Movie Night at Prairie: Please join MOSES for the film "Untouchable" by David Feige at Prairie's Meeting House on the evening of Friday, November 16. From IMDB: "After discovering his daughter has been sexually abused, the most powerful lobbyist in Florida pushes the toughest sex offender laws in the county, with surprising and troublesome consequences." This film takes the viewer to an uncomfortable place with stories from abuse survivors, as well as stories from those who have been labeled as offenders. Prairie UU Society Bond of Union We, the members of Prairie, wish to associate ourselves together in a religious community which affirms that we share a common humanity, that we need one another, and that our futures are inescapably bound together. Together we would expand our intellectual horizons, enrich our sensory experiences, and deepen our emotional sensitivities. We would sharpen our ethical awareness and broaden our sense of social responsibility. We would stand tall in our quest for integrity of life, yet not at others' expense. As the prairie stretches out until it becomes one with the sky, let us reach out to touch and be one with the natural world, and with one another.

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  • Prairie Unitarian Universalist Society2010 Whenona Drive, Madison, WI 53711 * 608-271-8218 * www.uuprairie.org

    "Mary Shelley, Frankenstein and the Risks of Science"

    by Robin Proud

    Order of Service

    Prelude: "A Perfect Nine" by Andrew Cohen. Performed by Nancy and John Wunderlin.

    Welcome and Announcements: Dan Proud

    Opening Words:

    "No man chooses evil because it is evil; he only mistakes it for happiness, the good he seeks." - Mary Shelley

    *Opening Hymn #97 (SLT): "Sometimes I Feel Like a Motherless Child" Aileen Nettleton, accompanist

    Chalice Lighting #453: "Passover Haggadah"

    Story for All Ages

    Children's Recessional: by Joyce Poley.

    As you go on your way, may you be filled with gladness. Go in joy, go injoy! May fortune bless your day with peace and loving kindness. Go in love, go in love.

    Joys and Concerns

    Silent Meditation

    Presentation: "Mary Shelley, Frankenstein and the Risks of Science" by Robin Proud.

    Discussion

    Offering and Offertory: "Remembrance" by Jonathan Cohen.

    Introduction of Guests and Visitors

    *Closing Hymn #331: "Life is the Greatest Gift of All"

    Closing Words

    Greet Your Neighbor

    *Please stand as you are able. Thank you to Al Nettleton, this weeks tech assistant.

    October 28, 2018

    Announcements

    We will share our offering this quarter with The Beacon, the day shelter for those experiencing homelessness. In addition to a warm, safe space to stay during the day, The Beacon provides shower facilities , lunch and snacks, laundry facilities , transportation to night shelters, access to phones and computers, and mental health counseling and case management. The Beacon also assist in finding employment and housing.

    We are collecting household goods for The Road Home, which assists homeless families find housing and maintain it. Laundry baskets for donated items are under the tables in the meeting house foyer.

    Prairie's Fall Parish Meeting will be held on Sunday, November 11, after the service. We'll be voting on the 2019 budget and discussing other topics.

    Our current art display features selected photos from previous Prairie Retreats.

    Benefit Allied Neighborhood: Photo note cards are back! Check them out in the basket in the foyer. All proceeds go to Allied Partners.

    MOSES Movie Night at Prairie: Please join MOSES for the film "Untouchable" by David Feige at Prairie's Meeting House on the evening of Friday, November 16. From IMDB: "After discovering his daughter has been sexually abused, the most powerful lobbyist in Florida pushes the toughest sex offender laws in the county, with surprising and troublesome consequences." This film takes the viewer to an uncomfortable place with stories from abuse survivors, as well as stories from those who have been labeled as offenders.

    Prairie UU Society Bond of Union

    We, the members of Prairie, wish to associate ourselves together in a religious community which affirms that we

    share a common humanity, that we need one another, and that our futures are inescapably bound together. Together

    we would expand our intellectual horizons, enrich our sensory experiences, and deepen our emotional sensitivities.

    We would sharpen our ethical awareness and broaden our sense of social responsibility. We would stand tall in our

    quest for integrity of life, yet not at others' expense. As the prairie stretches out until it becomes one with the sky, let us

    reach out to touch and be one with the natural world, and with one another.

  • Prairie Unitarian Universalist Society2010 Whenona Drive, Madison, WI 53711 * 608-271-8218 * www.uuprairie.org

    Principles of the Unitarian UniversalistAssociation of Congregations

    We, the member congregations of the Unitarian UniversalistAssociation, covenant to affirm and promote:

    • The inherent worth and dignity of every person; • Justice, equity and compassion in human relations; • Acceptance of one another and encouragement to spiritual growth in our congregations; • A free and responsible search for truth and meaning; • The right of conscience and the use of the democratic process within our congregations and in society at large; • The goal of world community with peace, liberty and justice for all; • Respect for the interdependent web of all existence ofwhich we are a part.

    Prairie Unitarian Universalist Society2010 Whenona Dr. Madison, WI 53711

    608-271-8218 www.uuprairie.org

    Reverend Sandra Ingham, Minister, [email protected]

    Dan Klock, Congregational Administrator, [email protected]

    Holly Tellander, DRE, [email protected]

    John (Raju) Eliganti, Janitor, [email protected]

    Rachel Long, President, [email protected]

    Chris Porter, Vice President, [email protected]

    Kathy Converse, Treasurer, [email protected]

    Phyllis Long, Board Secretary, [email protected]

    John Wunderlin, Trustee, [email protected]

    Anne Pryor, Trustee, [email protected]

    Patty Stockdale, Finance, [email protected]

    Phyllis Long, Denominational Affairs,[email protected]

    Deesa Pence and Erin Bosch, Membership co-chairs [email protected] and [email protected]

    Karen Deaton, Religious Education, [email protected]

    Molly Plunkett and Pam Gates, Social Action, [email protected], [email protected]

    Jim Lyne and Randy Converse, Housing and Property co-chairs,[email protected] and [email protected]

    Penny Eiler, Program, [email protected]

    Cheryl Robinson, Caring, [email protected]

    Barbara Park, music director, [email protected]

    Next week's service:“Looking Backward, Looking Forward”

    by Rev. Sandra Ingham

    Sunday, October 28, 201810:00 Service: “Mary Shelly, Frankenstein and Risks

    of Science,” by Robin Proud.

    Thursday, November 1, 20187:00 p.m. Program Committee in Annex

    Friday, November 2, 20186:00 p.m. Board Game Night

    Saturday, November 3, 20185:00 Men’s Shelter Breakfast9:00 PrairieWOW in Annex

    Sunday, November 4, 20188:45 Choir Rehearsal in Annex10:00 Service: “Looking Backward, Looking

    Forward” – Rev. Sandra Ingham11:45 Board in Annex11:45 Humanist Union in Meeting House

    Sunday, November 11, 20188:45 Choir Rehearsal in Annex10:00 Service11:30 Fall Parish Meeting

    Friday, November 16, 20186:00 p.m. MOSES Movie Night in Meeting House

    Sunday, November 18, 20188:45 Choir Rehearsal in Annex10:00 Service

    Sunday, November 25, 20188:45 Choir Rehearsal in Annex10:00 Service: “Thanks and Ever Thanks”

    – Rev. Sandra Ingham

    Saturday, December 1, 20189:00 Prairie WOW in Annex

    Sunday, December 2, 20188:45 Choir Rehearsal in Annex10:00 Service: “Old Befana” – Ken Lonquist11:45 Humanist Union in Annex

    Thursday, December 6, 20187:00 p.m. Program Committee in Annex

    Friday, December 7, 20186:00 p.m. Board Game Night

    Calendar