Huntsville UU Services
Frank and Alice Schulman will be in Alaska for 6 weeks beginning September 1. Dr. Schulman will be the minister at the Fairbanks, Alaska, Fellowship during this time. We wish them well. We will meet on our regular dates in September and have scheduled two outstanding speakers from the Houston area to be our presenters.

Sun. Sept 14: Ross Henry, Humanist minister and President of the Isaac Asimov Chapter of the Humanities of Montgomery County, will present "The Humanist Perspective on Religion." Ross Henry serves as the only Humanist minister in the Houston area and he is one of only four in the state of Texas. He has been active in promoting tolerance among sectarian religions as well as with secular religious organizations such as the American Humanist Association.

The Reverent Ross Hamilton Henry investigates a hypothetical scenario whereby he is able to submit some of the questions that have vexed humanity down through the ages to a huge convocation of the gods. For example

1. How can we begin to eliminate the harmful sectarian elitist tenets left over from the dark ages that some religions still hold as sacred religious truths? Even in our own age certain religions have the idea that they and they alone possess the only legitimate path to truth. They assert, as gospel, that all those who reject their 'truth' are evil and will be tortured throughout eternity, after death, by their supreme being.

2. How can we build a more universally inclusive religion for our planetary citizenry so that they will feel a sense of membership in the global human family and cease killing each other over minor differences in politics and religion?

Sun. Sept 28: Karen McGee, psychotherapist in private and trainer at the Jung Center in Houston will present "The Vision of Carl Jung."

Looking Ahead:
On Sunday, October 26, exactly 450 years after Servetus was sentenced to his death for heresy, Dr. Schulman will preach on "Servetus' Real Discovery."
Ancient Reading: Luke 6: 27-38
Modern Reading: The Sentencing of Servetus, by the Syndics [Judges] of Geneva, October 26, 1553.

Huntsville UU Women
Wed. Sept 3: The Women's Sharing Circle will continue the study of UU curriculum Cakes for the Queens of Heaven and Beth Williamson will facilitate the session entitled "Reclaiming Our Bodies." This meeting will begin at 1:00 p.m. in the home of Carla McAdams, 86 Dahlia Rd. in Timberwilde.

Wednesday, September 10:
The UU Women will join the Red Hat Society for lunch at 1:00 P.M. at the Mill Pond Country Store and Restaurant in Trinity.