Archives for June 2024

Join local author, folklorist, and traditional healer Brandon Weston for another look at traditions of folk healing and magic from the Ozark Mountains. We delve deep into the many different cultures who have left their fingerprints on these traditions over the past two hundred years, as well as compare work of the “old days” to the dynamic and evolving magic of the modern Ozark region.

This Sunday, we “Shared the Plate” with the Cocoon Collective, NWA. This worthy nonprofit organization advocates for young people of the LGBTQIA+ community through several different programs and initiatives. To find out more, visit https://www.cocooncollective.org/

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UUFF Member Sue Coppernoll shares the encounters with racism – both overt and subtle – that she has encountered throughout her 90 years of living in the USA, where racism permeates our culture. A poet, Sue is “a daughter of the South” who grew up in Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Georgia, and Florida. A graduate of Andrew College in Cuthber, GA, Sue lived in Ohio, Arizona, Iowa, and Illinois before moving to NWA in 2010.

At the most recent UUFF leadership event, we engaged in a wonderful exploratory exercise put out by UUA. It’s so good that Rev. Renée wants to go deeper and hear also from YOU, the Beloved UUFF Community.

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UUFF’s support of Pride means a LOT to many of our members and friends. Three of our beloved members share their stories, and we talk about our fellowship’s involvement in NWA Pride. This is also a CHOIR SUNDAY!

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