Schedule for Saturday, June 26, 2004
Saturday 7:00 am
- 7:30 am
- Spiritual Practices -
Hyatt Regency
Shoreline
(200)
#3001
Saturday Spiritual Practices
For those who enjoy beginning each day in a spiritual way, come join in as our chaplains lead us in a variety of spiritual practices.
Saturday 8:00 am
- 8:30 am
- Worship -
Convention Center
Hall C
#3002
Saturday Morning Worship: "The Jew in the Chalice"
Join in the spirit of worship and community at this all-GA service. Rev. Liz Lerner, President of UUs for Jewish Awareness, Parish Minister of the Unitarian Universalist Church of Silver Spring, daughter of an interfaith marriage, and a lifelong UU, will explore some of Judaism’s complex and beautiful potentialities for Unitarian Universalism.
Rev. Liz Lerner
*** Youth Caucus Event ***
- Workshop -
Convention Center
Seaside A
(421)
#3003
Saturday Youth Delegate Strategy Session
Youth delegates will be briefed on the issues in front of the GA Plenary. If the Youth Caucus has decided to take action on an item at its business meetings, youth delegates will use this time to review the statement and craft a strategy.
Saturday 8:30 am
- 12:30 pm
- Plenary -
Convention Center
Hall C
#3004
Plenary II
Moderator Gini Courter presides over the daily plenary sessions in which the business of the Association is conducted. Please refer to the Agenda book for details on the specific to be addressed. A love offering will be taken to support religious education.
Gini Courter
Saturday 11:00 am
- 12:15 pm
- Repeat Programming -
Convention Center
203C
(140)
#3005
Risk-Awareness in Recruiting and Hiring
Repeat Programming is offered a second time. For a program description, refer to event #2058
- Repeat Programming -
Convention Center
101A
(200)
#3006
How to Build a Bridge
Repeat Programming is offered a second time. For a program description, refer to event #2054
- Repeat Programming -
Convention Center
104B
(460)
#3007
Vessels of the Sun: A Choral Song Cycle
Repeat Programming is offered a second time. For a program description, refer to event #2044
- Repeat Programming -
Convention Center
301
(260)
#3008
Humanism: Evolving in an Age of Change
Repeat Programming is offered a second time. For a program description, refer to event #3062
- Repeat Programming -
Convention Center
202A
(140)
#3009
What's Happening in Canada
Repeat Programming is offered a second time. For a program description, refer to event #5008
- Repeat Programming -
Convention Center
202C
(140)
#3010
Align, Ye UUs, Your Assets with Your Values
Repeat Programming is offered a second time. For a program description, refer to event #3064
- Repeat Programming -
Convention Center
102A
(160)
#3011
Demystifying Clergy Compensation
Repeat Programming is offered a second time. For a program description, refer to event #2038
- Repeat Programming -
Convention Center
202B
(150)
#3012
Nurturing Our Children's Spirit-Nature Connections
Repeat Programming is offered a second time. For a program description, refer to event #2040
- Repeat Programming -
Convention Center
204
(200)
#3013
UU Christian Congregations in the Postmodern World
Repeat Programming is offered a second time. For a program description, refer to event #4040
- Repeat Programming -
Convention Center
104A
(440)
#3014
When Your Minister Falls Ill
Repeat Programming is offered a second time. For a program description, refer to event #2046
- Repeat Programming -
Convention Center
102B
(160)
#3015
Conversation with the MFC
Repeat Programming is offered a second time. For a program description, refer to event #3127
- Repeat Programming -
Convention Center
103A
(160)
#3016
Rev. Thomas Whittemore Speaks for Himself
Repeat Programming is offered a second time. For a program description, refer to event #2035
- Repeat Programming -
Convention Center
203A
(140)
#3017
Sharing the Creative Process in Developing Worship
Repeat Programming is offered a second time. For a program description, refer to event #3101
- Repeat Programming -
Convention Center
302
(260)
#3018
Breaking Through Media Monopoly: Project Censored
Repeat Programming is offered a second time. For a program description, refer to event #2079
- Repeat Programming -
Convention Center
201B
(180)
#3019
Breaking Through the Growth Barrier - Without Breaking Up
Repeat Programming is offered a second time. For a program description, refer to event #3129
- Repeat Programming -
Convention Center
201A
(180)
#3020
Gender-Knot Unraveling: A New Course for UUs Debuts
Repeat Programming is offered a second time. For a program description, refer to event #2098
- Repeat Programming -
Convention Center
102C
(160)
#3021
Small Congregations Can Be Vital and Healthy
Repeat Programming is offered a second time. For a program description, refer to event #5031
- Repeat Programming -
Convention Center
103B
(170)
#3022
The Big Voice: God or Merman?
Repeat Programming is offered a second time. For a program description, refer to event #3121
- Repeat Programming -
Convention Center
308
(150)
#3023
Beyond Patriarchy: Creating A New Model
Repeat Programming is offered a second time. For a program description, refer to event #3105
- Repeat Programming -
Convention Center
203B
(150)
#3024
Building Community With Prisoners
Repeat Programming is offered a second time. For a program description, refer to event #3131
- Repeat Programming -
Convention Center
103C
(160)
#3025
Community Organizing Success Stories
Repeat Programming is offered a second time. For a program description, refer to event #2048
*** Youth Caucus Event ***
- Workshop -
Convention Center
Seaside A
(421)
#3026
Innovations in Local Youth Group Planning
A practical, appreciative-inquiry based session on creating effective congregational programming for youth ages 14-20. Exchange energy and ideas with youth and adults from all over the country, learn how to build a meaningful youth program based in community building, leadership development, social action, religious education, worship and fun.
Sarah Gibb
Megan Dowdell
Saturday 1:30 pm
- 2:45 pm
- Workshop -
Convention Center
104C
(440)
#3027
Theme 1: Letting Our Light Shine: Public Witness for Congregations, Part I: Basic Overview
An overview of public witness strategies, including tips on creating a communications committee, planning and coordination, identifying messages, spokespeople and audiences, and understanding the different types of media coverage. Participants are encouraged to attend Part II to learn media relations tactics. For beginning communicators, including ministers and lay leaders in communications roles.
Janet Hayes
John Hurley
- Worship -
Convention Center
101B
(200)
#3028
Theme 3: Multiculturalism: The Spirit of a Modern Shinto
Japanese Reverend Miyake will share the history and teachings of his Konko-kyo faith, and will lead us in worship ritual. Persecuted throughout the 19th century, the Konko-kyo won independence in 1900. The Konko-kyo reveres “Tenchi Kane No Kami,” or Principle Parent of the Universe which lives in all beings.
Program is also offered on Sunday at 2:00 pm.
Rev. Yoshinobu Miyake
- Workshop -
Convention Center
104A
(440)
#3029
Theme 4: Democracy: The New Media Monopoly
Pulitzer Prize winner Ben Bagdikian critiques modern mass media; examining how corporate ownership of major media has dwindled into the hands of five corporations. Based on the new edition of his classic volume.
Ben Bagdikian
*** Youth Caucus Event ***
- Annual Meeting -
Convention Center
Seaside A
(421)
#3030
Funtimes: Session II
All are invited to join the youth community as we learn about decision making processes, youth issues at GA, and the mission, purpose, goals and focus of YRUU. Each day will have a review of the proceedings of the day’s Plenary, guest speakers and youth position breakout groups.
Gregory Boyd
- Workshop -
Convention Center
202B
(150)
#3031
Theme 7: Faith at All Ages: Learning and Serving Together: Intergenerational Opportunities
We will explore the concept of intergenerational responsibility – where people of all ages have relationships with others of different ages. From intergenerational worship services to multi-aged education programs to multi-generational social justice projects to pan-generational friendship opportunities, we will share best practices that connect and empower the generations in congregations.
Rev. Pat Hoertdoerfer
- Lecture -
Convention Center
Grand Ballroom
(1900)
#3032
Religion and Politics: The Wall, The Great Divide
Drawing on his new Beacon Press book, The Separation of Church and State: Writings on a Fundamental Freedom by America’s Founders, UU minister Forrest Church will address questions of church and state (and religion and politics) in light of this year’s presidential election.
Rev. Dr. Forrest Church
- Lecture -
Convention Center
301
(260)
#3033
Fahs Lecture: From Hospitality to Shalom: Pedagogical Strategies
Today’s encounters among persons from different ethnicities, races and classes bring about interconnections and confrontations and create a borderland. In this space of hybrid significations we also encounter opportunities to see and heal the world. Elizabeth Conde-Frazier, professor at Claremont School of Theology, presents such a journey of formation.
Dr. Elizabeth Conde-Frazier
- Lecture -
Hyatt Regency
Shoreline
(200)
#3034
Integrating Meditation, Soul and Art
John Tarrant is one of the new generation of Zen masters trained in both Eastern and Western traditions, and author of The Light Inside the Dark: Zen, Soul and the Spiritual Life. Dr. Tarrant has Ph.D. in psychology and teaches meditation and trains meditation teachers in The United States and Australia.
John Tarrant, Roshi
- Lecture -
Convention Center
104B
(460)
#3035
Promoting Justice in Perilous Times: Tales from the Legislator
State Senator Shelia Kuehl is a highly respected California legislator, Chair of the Natural Resources Committee, and a member of the Judiciary Committee and the Select Committee on California’s Correctional System, sponsor of single payer health coverage legislation, and is openly lesbian. (In the 60’s, she played Zelda on "The Dobie Gillis Show.")
www.cuulm.org
Senator Sheila James Kuehl
- Workshop -
Convention Center
203C
(140)
#3036
Church Office Basics
Who's minding the store while others preach and teach? Come, whether you are an administrator, secretary, minister, volunteer or just interested. Learn the basics, as well as seasoned tips on how to operate the church office from those who do it professionally. Lots of handouts. Questions and answers.
www.auua.org
Sandy Leyenaar
Florence Jessup
- Workshop -
Convention Center
202A
(140)
#3037
Urban Ministry of LA Piñata Project
Join LUUNA and Urban Ministry of LA in a presentation of the First Unitarian Church of LA. This is the home of Caroline Severence, Steven Fritchman and the Oscar Romero UU Spanish-speaking Ministry. Learn about our exciting urban ministry programs. Visit our booth or see or ad for details.
Theodora Davitt-Cornyn
Sally Daynes
- Workshop -
Convention Center
103C
(160)
#3038
The Great Commission is for UU Christians, Too
Christians — are called by God to go forth and make disciples of the people of the world. In many ways, our message is closer to the one of Jesus than many of the versions being sold by “Christians” today. Have we lived up to God’s expectations for us?
Program is also offered on Friday at 11:00 am.
www.magi.uni.cc
Rev. Peter Boullata
- Lecture -
Hyatt Regency
Seaview A
(110)
#3039
Thoreau and the Religion of the Soul
Walden is a spiritual classic, first published 150 years ago. Henry David Thoreau was the spokesperson for a personal, experiential, nature centered, eclectic spirtiuality that finds even wider expression in America today. Rev. Barry Andrews is the author of Thoreau as Spiritual Guide.
Rev. Barry Andrews
- Workshop -
Convention Center
302
(260)
#3040
Policy Governance for Congregations
This introductory workshop will assist church boards to transcend their preoccupation with “management” and move into a highly responsible and accountable form of governance. Policy Governance is not for the faint of heart, but offers a highly structured model that allows you to maximize your congregation’s creativity and potential.
Program is also offered on Friday at 11:00 am.
Rev. Mary C. Higgins
Rev. Margaret Keip
- Workshop -
Convention Center
101A
(200)
#3041
Chaos, Complexity and Leadership in UU Congregations
Chaos theory and complexity science provide powerful tools for understanding how human communities function. Building on the work of Margaret Wheatley, Mark Buchanan and others, we shall examine how small changes in relational systems can soon lead to dramatic changes, how communities self-organize, and how diversity promotes organizational health.
Rev. Dr. James Macomber
Dr. Carolyn A. Neeper
- Workshop -
Convention Center
203B
(150)
#3042
Retreat Planning Tool Kit
This workshop introduces a new leadership development resource for congregations, "Retreat Planning Toolkit," providing structure and guidance for the planning of successful Unitarian Universalist retreats.
Program is also offered on Monday at 2:00 pm.
Ellen Chulak
- Workshop -
Convention Center
305
(90)
#3043
Chalice Camp: Summer Day Camp for UU Kids
Chalice Camp, a day camp for school-aged UU children, deepens their UU identity, expands their knowledge of Unitarian Universalism, and develops their capacity to be articulate about their faith. It includes daily worship, art, drama games. Learn how to implement this program using the curriculum we developed.
Laila Ibrahim
Rev. Sheri Prud'homme
- Workshop -
Westin
Centennial Salon B
(450)
#3044
GA Choir Rehearsal II
The 2004 GA choir continues to prepare music for the Monday evening Closing Celebration. This year's director is Dr. William Belan, First Unitarian Church of Los Angeles, CA. The accompanist is Dr. Raymond Egan of South Pasedena, CA.
- Workshop -
Convention Center
308
(150)
#3045
Personal Finances and Professional Ministry
Topics include what ministers should expect to earn, the effects of student debt, maximizing student aid, and taking seriously one's financial future if ministry is your calling. By Dean of Students, Starr King School for the Ministry, and seminarian, Andover Newton Theological School.
Patti Lawrence
Joyce Stewart
- Workshop -
Convention Center
202C
(140)
#3046
Pioneer Settlements, Cowboy Religion: The Fellowship Movement in Retrospect
The AUA fellowship movement lasted from 1948 to the mid-1970s, planting congregations in unlikely places. What has happened to these congregations? The presenters are researching a book on this subject, with travel funding from the Fund for Unitarian Universalism. Come hear what they have learned and share your own stories.
Dr. Holley Ulbrich
Rev. Cynthia Prescott
- Workshop -
Convention Center
102B
(160)
#3047
Congregations on the Journey
The Transformation Committee invites you to a networking opportunity for all congregational leaders committed to UUA anti-racism, anti-oppression, and multiculturalism. We will be sharing stories, engaging with issues of accountability, and identifying best practices to share with the larger movement.
Program is also offered on Sunday at 2:00 pm.
Transformation Committee Members
- Workshop -
Convention Center
203A
(140)
#3048
Community Ministry with Inmates as Social Action
How is a UU Community Ministry Outreach Program with laity to inmates begun and sustained? Tom Lewis (ordained this fall 2004) will explain his 18 month jail ministry as part of his field education at Pacific School of Religion. What is the value of ministering to those incarcerated?
Tom Lewis, M.Div.
- Lecture -
Convention Center
103B
(170)
#3049
Privilege, Power, and Difference: From Patriarchy to Peace
This presentation offers a perspective on the connection between gender and violence on every level of social life, based on the belief that we cannot achieve peace without understanding systemic social forces that encourage individual and collective violence in response to conflict, uncertainty, and fear. We'll explore implications for education.
Allan G. Johnson, PhD
Pat Simon
- Workshop -
Convention Center
103A
(160)
#3050
Civil Liberties, Prison, and Drug Policy: Let's Roll!
Between 2000 and 2003, the UUA General Assembly passed Study/Action statements on this "trinity" of intertwined issues -- putting us on the front line of the resistance to the government's war at home. Don't be AWOL. Help your congregation become more effective in the struggle for liberty, justice and compassion!
Program is also offered on Sunday at 2:00 pm.
Judge James Gray
Mike Gray
- Workshop -
Convention Center
102C
(160)
#3051
Putting Away Childish Things? Transitioning to Young Manhood
The ages of 18 to 35 are crucial in the lives of young men. Here is where youth, adulthood, parenthood, and the search for professional identity meet. Sometimes they merge smoothly; sometimes they collide. Three young-adult men will share how they are negotiating this transition. Men and women welcome.
www.uumen.org
Rev. Kenneth Beldon
- Workshop -
Convention Center
201A
(180)
#3052
Energizing UU Principles Through Global Partnerships
This presentation describes UU strategies to develop interactive partnerships with communities overseas. Such partnerships increase local ownership, go beyond charity, strengthen local capacities, mobilize community resources, and integrate local and overseas inputs. The panel offers a model for groups to consider for creating new partnerships and strengthening existing ones.
www.uu-uno.org
Prof. Richard Ford
Cathy Cordes
Rev. Fran Mercer
- Workshop -
Hyatt Regency
Seaview C
(110)
#3053
Polyamory and the UUA Principles
Is it consistent with Unitarian Universalist Principles? UUs for Polyamory Awareness encourages honesty and integrity for anyone in a relationship, including those who choose multiple partners. Ethical considerations and the spiritual impact of relationships and “the closet” bring this issue squarely into the religious sphere.
Program is also offered on Sunday at 2:00 pm.
Harlan White, MD, MPH
Dave Hall, Ph.D
Doug Walters
Jasmine Walston
- Congregation Presidents -
Convention Center
Hall C
#3054
Congregational Presidents Workshop: Imagining Our Future
Congregational Presidents are invited to join UUA President William Sinkford and Moderator Gini Courter to focus on the priorities of the Association. If your congregation does not have a “President,” this reception is meant for the highest elected lay leader (Board President, Prudential Chair, etc. and not other congregational delegates).
Rev. William Sinkford
Gini Courter
Saturday 3:15 pm
- 4:30 pm
- Workshop -
Convention Center
103A
(160)
#3055
Theme 1: Letting Our Light Shine: The Uncommon Denomination
The media test completed in Kansas City in June 2003 proved successful and promising, and resources are now available. This workshop will focus on The Uncommon Denomination resources, for congregational hospitality, belonging and visibility. Our world will be a better place when our Unitarian Universalist message of respect and acceptance is more widespread.
Rev. Tracey Robinson-Harris
- Workshop -
Convention Center
202B
(150)
#3056
Theme 3: Multiculturalism: Reconciliation and Identity
Understanding identity and the spiritual practice of reconciliation are crucial to dealing with racism and oppression. Our racial, cultural, or ethnic identity development speaks to our readiness and responsiveness to institutional change. This workshop deepens participants’ understanding of self, other, and context and provides practical tools for continuing the journey.
Paula Cole Jones
Dr. Leon Spencer
- Workshop -
Convention Center
305
(90)
#3057
Theme 5: Stewardship: Planned Giving and Endowment: A Congregational Primer
Learn how the UUA can help your congregation begin a planned gift program. Get to know bequests and gift annuities. Find out more about endowment funds. Brief presentation, Q&A, handouts, some humor, and a lot of heart.
Program is also offered on Sunday at 2:00 pm.
Kristen Fikkan
- Workshop -
Convention Center
101A
(200)
#3058
Theme 6: Vital Congregations: Growth Resources for Mid-size Congregations
Mid-size congregations face unique challenges. Learn more about negotiating size-transitions and resources available from the UUA (continental and district offices). This workshop is for members and ministers of congregations with memberships of 151-550. UUA Growth consultants will co-present.
Program is also offered on Sunday at 2:00 pm.
Rev. Wendy Luella Perkins
- Workshop -
Convention Center
102A
(160)
#3059
Theme 8: Congregational Leadership: Have You Ever Considered Going Into the Ministry?
This is a workshop for individuals who have considered preparing for the Unitarian Universalist ministry. What are the educational options? What are the realities and possibilities? How much does it cost? What are some of the ways that ministers can serve the cause of Unitarian Universalism?
Program is also offered on Friday at 11:00 am.
Rev. David Pettee
Christine May
- Hearing -
Convention Center
301
(260)
#3060
What Holds Us Together?
Where is the unity in our theological diversity? Members of the Commission on Appraisal will discuss some of their findings as they have explored these questions for a formal report scheduled for publication next year. There will be opportunity for audience responses and questions.
Rev. Earl Holt
Jim Casebolt
Joyce Gilbert
Janice Marie Johnson
- Workshop -
Convention Center
203C
(140)
#3061
Are You Ready for an Administrator?
Explore the process for the small/midsize church of hiring the first church administrator including: benefit to church, position requirements, advertising to find the right person, and job description. The nuts and bolts information on setting up a church office and hiring an administrator.
www.auua.org
Rev. John Morehouse
- Lecture -
Convention Center
103B
(170)
#3062
Humanism: Evolving in an Age of Change
A century ago humanism offered an inspiring vision for a rational, free, humane, and egalitarian society. But today we find ourselves challanged by rising religious extremism, vanishing liberties, eroding democracy, increasing violence, and environmental destruction. Has Humaism failed or is its vision simply yet to be realized?
Program is also offered on Saturday at 11:00 am.
www.americanhumanist.org
Melvin Lipman
Tony Hileman
Fred Edwards
- Annual Meeting -
Hyatt Regency
Seaview C
(110)
#3063
CUUPS Annual Membership Meeting
Join CUUPS board members to review and discuss the past year's progress on our re-visioning.
www.cuups.org
- Workshop -
Convention Center
201A
(180)
#3064
Align, Ye UUs, Your Assets with Your Values
Review the basic tools of investing with your values — community investing, stock investing screening, proxy voting, shareowner activism. Mini-case studies followed by breakout groups for: Individuals; Small to Mid-Size Congregations; Mid-Size to Large Church Endowments; UUA Retirement Plan Participants. For individuals, social justice/finance committees, ministers and staff.
Program is also offered on Saturday at 11:00 am.
Rev. Sydney Morris
Ann Gary
- Lecture -
Convention Center
104C
(440)
#3065
Science and the Search for God
Rev. Gary Kowalski is a passionate animal rights advocate who weaves Process Theology and contemporary ecological issues together in his book, Science and the Search for God. Kowalski describes how a pantheistic vision of God described by UU theologian Charles Hartshorne animates the cosmos in an ecological and soulful relationship.
Rev. Gary Kowalski
- Lecture -
Convention Center
Grand Ballroom
(1900)
#3066
Creating a Sustainable Economy: Lessons from History
Michael Parenti is the compelling historian/author of 17 books including To Kill A Nation. His latest, The Assassination of Julius Caesar, a Pulitzer nominee, exposes the popular resistance against power/wealth during the Roman Republic. What can we learn from early reformers in creating a sustainable economy today? Book signing included.
Dr. Michael Parenti
- Lecture -
Convention Center
302
(260)
#3067
Working to Abolish the Death Penalty
Mike Farell is President of Death Penalty Focus, in addition to his career as an actor. Based on his years of experience working against the death penalty, he will offer thought provoking insights on how we can make our advocacy on the issue more visible and effective.
www.deathpenalty.org
Mike Farrell
Bob Bacon
- Workshop -
Convention Center
201B
(180)
#3068
Cuba, Choirs, and Social Action
Fifty singers from Portland, Oregon's First Unitarian toured in Cuba last spring. Recently the music program's Cuba AyUUda was granted a license from the U.S. government's OFAC to travel and work in Cuba. See the choir's video and hear about their continuing work in Cuba under the UU Related Organization, Cuba AyUUda.
www.cubaayuuda.org
Mark Slegers
Carol Slegers
Carl Vandervoort
- Workshop -
Hyatt Regency
Shoreline
(200)
#3069
Simplicity Circles in UU Congregations
Learn about small groups called Simplicity Circles from their founder Cecile Andrews. Understand how they help people address their concerns about living in today’s consumer world. The workshop leaders will also share how one congregation, the UU Church of Verdugo Hills, helped begin an organization called Seeds of Simplicity.
Cecile Andrews
Beth Johnson
Carol Holst
- Workshop -
Convention Center
308
(150)
#3070
Dealing With Theological Diversity in Local Congregations
How do we manage the theological diversity most of our churches include so that it is a gift to all rather than a liability to the whole?
Program is also offered on Friday at 11:00 am.
Rev. Christine Robinson
- Workshop -
Convention Center
102B
(160)
#3071
Theology and Power: Ministers Speak Out
How do our beliefs about what is holy impact our relationship with power? How does this influence the way we relate to one another in our congregations? Ministers serving congregations in the St. Lawrence District will respond to these questions in a panel moderated by District Executive Rev. Tom Chulak.
Rev. Richard Gilbert
Rev. William Savage
Rev. Frances Manly
Rev. Samuel A. Trumbore
Rev. Tom Chulak
- Workshop -
Convention Center
202A
(140)
#3072
So You Want To Call a Clergy Couple?
Search Committees with an interest in Clergy Couples are invited to discuss work styles, contracts, professional ethics, and finances with the co-presidents of the UU Clergy Couples Association.
Rev. Kathleen Rolenz
Rev. Wayne Arnason
- Workshop -
Convention Center
204
(200)
#3073
Everybody Sing: Accessible Songs for Congregation or Choir
Three experienced UU musicians offer easy, UU friendly songs appropriate for both congregations and choirs. As we sing together, you will learn effective teaching methods and techniques to improve congregational singing. It’s our intent to send you home with new songs, a bibliography — and a joyful spirit!
www.uua.org/uumn
Donna Fisher
Elizabeth Norton
Joyce Poley
- Workshop -
Convention Center
103C
(160)
#3074
Drug Education: Introducing the New Curriculum for UUs
A majority of teens try illegal drugs before graduating from high school. UUDPR, a UUA Independent Affiliate, has drafted and tested a realistic and comprehensive curriculum to protect the health and safety of young UUs. Learn how to implement this revolutionary program (analogous to “Our Whole Lives”) in your congregation.
Program is also offered on Friday at 11:00 am.
Jan Taddeo
Chuck Thomas
- Workshop -
Convention Center
102C
(160)
#3075
Between the Lines: Gay/Straight Men in Dialogue
Gay and straight men often find it difficult to talk with one another. They struggle with invisible barriers and questionable assumptions. Join us as we open a creative dialogue in which men of different orientations can safely share and learn from each other. Men and women welcome.
www.uumen.org
Rev. Drew Johnston
Rev. Todd Strickland
- Workshop -
Convention Center
101B
(200)
#3076
Rebuilding Africa From Within: Working With African Communities
Two presentations (Sierra Leone and Somaliland) describe ways that local initiatives in war torn societies draw primarily on local talents and resources, complemented with modest external inputs. The mix solves immediate problems such as school rehabilitation but also builds capacity of African communities to sustain rehabilitation and solve additional problems.
www.uu-uno.org
Ahti Tolvenan
Prof. Richard Ford
*** Youth Caucus Event ***
- Workshop -
Convention Center
104B
(460)
#3077
Concensus Process for Your Organization
Learn how thw Concessus Process can transform your organization. This workshop is a must for leaders of all ages serving congregations, youth groups, and other organizations. C.T. Butler is a political activist, non-violent conflict resolution mediator, co-author of On Conflict and Concensus, and co-founder of the Food Not Bombs Collective.
C.T. Butler
- Worship -
Convention Center
104A
(440)
#3078
Soulful Sundown: Tear Down the Fences!
This Soulful Sundown arts-based service will blow you away with the amazing Eveoke Dancers from San Diego and their Fences Dance! It's all about tearing down the fences of racism. Award-winning "slam" poets will also add their message. All youth and adults welcome!
- Workshop -
Convention Center
203A
(140)
#3079
When Religious Education Moved West
UU RE Scholars share findings on the Western Unitarian Sunday School Society and its early programs on world religions, Universalist periodicals which brought RE by mail to western homes, churches and leaders, and much more. A conference on UU RE history at Harvard will be announced for November 2005.
Rev. Charlotte Cowtan
Rev. Frank Robertson
Dr. Elizabeth Strong
Rev. Eugene Navias
- Workshop -
Convention Center
203B
(150)
#3080
Releasing Your Inner Sermon
A hands-on workshop in organization and presentation for lay people (and ministers) who would like practical tips on how to develop thoughts into a twenty minute sermon. Workshop includes a series of brief exercises in topic selection and organization. Sharing is optional. Bring writing materials. (50 person maximum).
Rev. Judith Campbell
Saturday 5:00 pm
- 6:15 pm
- Workshop -
Convention Center
101A
(200)
#3081
Theme 1: Letting Our Light Shine: Taking Faith to the Market: Membership Attraction Techniques
This workshop examines what happens, and what we can learn, when we merge a marketing principle - the Customer Decision-Making Path - with the Alban Institute's "Path to Membership," as people search for, and enter, churches. What can marketing tell us about smart ways to attract people to our congregations and retain them?
Deborah Weiner
- Workshop -
Convention Center
202A
(140)
#3082
Theme 2: Congregational Hospitality: Multiple Chemical and Environmental Sensitivities: The Conversation Continues
Fragrance free section? No fluorescent lights? Turn off pagers and cell phones? Prohibit scented candles? Eighteen percent of people in the US have chemical and environmental sensitivities. Come to this workshop to explore how to involve people with multiple sensitivities in our congregations, districts and Association as a justice issue.
Dr. Helen Bishop
- Workshop -
Convention Center
101B
(200)
#3083
Theme 3: Multiculturalism: Roots for Change: Culturally Relevant Anti-Bias Educational Resources
Workshop leaders will present educational programs, strategies for change, and inclusive resources to nurture positive self-identity and respect with children and to foster activism with parents and educators. Through culturally relevant identity formation and social justice advocacy, we will explore ways to deepen our faith and be change-makers confronting everyday injustice.
Louise Derman-Sparks
Nadiyah Faquir Taylor
- Workshop -
Convention Center
202B
(150)
#3084
Theme 4: Democracy: Congregation Based Community Organizing - A Growing Trend
Want to get your congregation involved in community organizing? 100 UU congregations are among 3,500 churches participating in the US. A panel shares how their congregations have benefited and what their organizations have achieved. Key issues concerning start-up, working with the major networks, interfaith coalitions, and funding will be addressed.
Dr. Fred Seidl
Susan Leslie
- Workshop -
Convention Center
202C
(140)
#3085
Theme 5: Stewardship: Taking on Debt: Financing Your Spiritual Home
Many congregations need to renovate or expand their existing buildings. They usually conduct a capital campaign to receive pledges in financial support of their building project. Often, these pledges do not cover the total cost of the project. The UUA building loan and loan guarantee programs will be discussed.
Wayne B. Clark
- Workshop -
Convention Center
201A
(180)
#3086
Theme 6: Vital Congregations: Magnificent Methods from the Methodists
UUs have much to learn from the experience of other denominations. At a recent United Methodist large church conference, which included visits to five of the largest Methodist churches, a UUA staff team discovered key insights — and methods — for building strong congregations. Are you ready to do church differently?
Program is also offered on Monday at 2:00 pm.
Rev. Stefan Jonasson
Rev. Tracey Robinson-Harris
Harlan Limpert
Rev. Thomas Chulak
- Workshop -
Convention Center
305
(90)
#3087
Theme 8: Congregational Leadership: So You Want to Be a Professional Religious Educator?
This is a workshop for those who are considering lifespan religious education as a profession. Whether you are headed toward the ordained ministry or toward a vocation in lay religious education leadership, here is your opportunity to ask questions, explore the formation process, and find out about this profession.
Rev. Beth Williams
- Annual Meeting -
Convention Center
306
(88)
#3088
Gathering for Youth Advisors and Youth Ministers
This gathering of youth advisors and adults ministering to youth is a time to share experiences of youth ministry. Learn how other youth groups are sharing the trials and tribulations of this important work. There will also be time to network in regional clusters to discuss further support networks.
Tim Murphy
Jesse Jaeger
- Annual Meeting -
Hyatt Regency
Shoreline
(200)
#3089
Building Community with International Partners: Annual Meeting/Program
Presentations on projects and programs from churches in partnership that help deepen and sustain connections around the world. Learn why so many UU churches are committed to international partnerships and get new ideas for your own church partnership. Program also includes the 2004 UUPCC Annual Meeting.
www.uua.org/uupcc
Barbara Beach
Cathy Cordes
- Hearing -
Convention Center
301
(260)
#3090
Criminal Justice and Prison Reform: Monitoring Progress
Criminal Justice and Prison Reform, a big umbrella for our lives as plaintiff, defendant, taxpayer, judge, legislator, and inmate! Confer with other UUs who have organized to learn, strategize, and act on specifics that span mental health to the death penalty. Help us move toward a UUA Statement of Conscience.
www.uua.org/csw
Rev. Jan Carlsson-Bull
Rev. Richard Nugent
- Lecture -
Convention Center
103C
(160)
#3091
Is Universalism the Religion You're Longing For?
UUs seeking something more traditionally "religious" than mainstream UUism often find what they are looking for in Universalism. Universalism is a religion which, like Uuism, embraces world religions and humanism, but unlike UUism, also seeks to stay in touch with its Christian roots.
Program is also offered on Sunday at 2:00 pm.
Rev. Richard Trudeau
- Lecture -
Convention Center
103A
(160)
#3092
Ministry, Issues of Retirement, and Yes, Money Matters!
Recent surveys undertaken by UURMAPA’s Board sought to access how its members are dealing with retirement and how active ministers are preparing for it. A panel of speakers will summarize survey results and introduce a new program designed to respond to the most pressing need disclosed by the surveys.
Rev. Joyce Smith
Rev. Stephen Furrer
- Planning Committee Featured Lecture -
Convention Center
Grand Ballroom
(1900)
#3093
Creating a Progressive Pro-Family Agenda
How can we reclaim the powerful rhetoric of Family from the religious and political right? “Family matters” affect everyone, regardless of their gender, age, income, marital status, living situation, or sexual orientation. Panelists will offer strategies for making the conversation wide enough to include and nurture us all.
Rev. Keith Kron
Bill Doherty
- Lecture -
Convention Center
104B
(460)
#3094
Jesus in the 21st Century
How can we experience Jesus in the 21st century world, and in Unitarian Universalism, based on Rev. Walker’s new Skinner House Book, Teacher, Guide, Companion: Rediscovering Jesus in A Secular World. A panel will respond to his talk.
Program is also offered on Sunday at 2:00 pm.
Rev. Erik Walker Wikstrom
Rev. Earl Holt
Rev. Kathleen Rolenz
Rev. Peter Boullata
- Workshop -
Convention Center
201B
(180)
#3095
Systems Theory for Leaders
This workshop will provide useful models for leaders to understand how systems and organizations work. The workshop will include discussion on how to use our understanding of systems to support our anti-racism and anti-oppression efforts. This workshop fulfills a requirement for stage three anti-racism training for Board-appointed committee members.
- Workshop -
Convention Center
104C
(440)
#3096
Organizing for Economic Globalization: What Are UUs Doing?
Moderated by UUJEC, this discussion will showcase how UUs across the country are organizing for reforms in corporate dominated globalization in support of the 2003 UUA Statement of Conscience on Economic Globalization. Come share and hear of our struggles and successes as we work together towards economic justice for all.
Program is also offered on Sunday at 2:00 pm.
- Workshop -
Convention Center
103B
(170)
#3097
The Witness: Journey of a Faithful Fool
A one-woman performance depicting the experience of a young women encountering life on the streets of San Francisco's Tenderloin, told through the lens of the Ten Oxherding Pictures of Ancient Zen teachings. Produced by the Arts Program of the Faithful Fools Street Ministry to share in the essence of their work.
Anna Brown Griswold
Rev. Kay Jorgensen
- Workshop -
Convention Center
102C
(160)
#3098
Earth-Honoring Worship That Reconnects
Worship is a central expression of our faith. Join us to explore and experience worship that heals our spirit, energizes our activism for Earth justice, and reconnects us with the web of life. Receive resources from the Seventh Principle Project to help design and lead Earth-honoring worship in your congregation.
Program is also offered on Friday at 11:00 am.
- Workshop -
Convention Center
203A
(140)
#3099
Transforming A Congregation's Gifts into Mission and Ministry
Engage congregation members in what they do best together and their passions spark new life. When looking to the future, a gifts-based approach grounds a congregation's mission, vision, and ministry in its finest strengths. Come learn how to affirm your congregation's gifts and empower its planning in them.
Rev. Roy Reynolds
- Workshop -
Convention Center
102B
(160)
#3100
Reclaiming Democracy: Fighting Undue Corporate Power
We will explore how extraordinary corporate involvement in elections and decision making has been destructive of the structure and goals of democracy; and show how an intentional corporate governance strategy has been damaging to our commons and community, is contrary to UU and democratic principles, and learn what we can do!
Program is also offered on Monday at 2:00 pm.
Rev. Mel Hoover
Dr. David Moore
- Workshop -
Hyatt Regency
Seaview A
(110)
#3101
Sharing the Creative Process in Developing Worship
Rev. Peter Luton and Susan Morrisson, Worship Committee chair, share their collaborative process for developing and leading an evening Loss and Healing Worship Service. Sections of the service will be celebrated.
Program is also offered on Saturday at 11:00 am.
Rev. Peter J. Luton
Susan Morrisson
- Workshop -
Convention Center
104A
(440)
#3102
Spiritual Practice As Social Responsibility
Buddhist meditation as a tool for reconnecting with the world and each other. Includes Interdependence, Deep Ecology, and Systems Theory. Caitríona Reed, ordained by Thich Nhat Hanh, is a long time dharma teacher, a poet, co-founder of Manzanita Village Retreat Center and a transsexual, formerly “a full time male impersonator.”
Caitriona Reed
- Workshop -
Convention Center
302
(260)
#3103
A Discussion on Science and Unitarian Universalism
A panel of accomplished Unitarian Universalist Scientists will discuss their "way of knowing" and how scientific understanding relates to liberal religious concepts and principles. Following the program, participant input will be gathered on the creation of a formal organization of UU scientists and engineers.
Prof. Jeffrey Lockwood
Rev. Dr. Sarah Voss
Prof. Jim Proctor
Dr. John B. Hooper
- Workshop -
Convention Center
203C
(140)
#3104
Creating an Effective Long-Range Plan
Planning is crucial both for congregations and for districts. The alternative is drift, wasted resources, even conflict. But the task can be daunting. Who should create your plan? What elements should it have? What will make it effective? This workshop will highlight lessons learned from two planning models developed this year.
Adele MacLean
Dr. Leon Spencer
- Workshop -
Convention Center
308
(150)
#3105
Beyond Patriarchy: Creating A New Model
Where do we begin to create a new model of relationship that is based upon mutuality and respect? The process begins in our own lives as we develop an understanding of ourselves and our relationship to the world. Based upon the program and book Whole Woman Whole Life.
Program is also offered on Saturday at 11:00 am.
Janet Gould Matson
- Workshop -
Hyatt Regency
Seaview C
(110)
#3106
Trauma and Spirituality
“My best friend was telling me about her son’s death, and my mind went blank...” Understanding physical and emotional trauma and our reactions to listening as others tell of suffering can return us from trauma to psychological wellness and help us regain religious meaning in the wake of trauma.
www.traumaministry.org
Rosemary Chinnici, PhD
Rev. Joel Miller
Rev. Aaron Payson
- Workshop -
Convention Center
102A
(160)
#3107
UUWF Margaret Fuller Awards
Come meet our Award winners and hear about their exciting new projects. The Margaret Fuller Awards are given annually by the UU Women's Federation and this year's winners will share their work and dreams with us.
www.uua.org/uuwf
- Workshop -
Convention Center
203B
(150)
#3108
Action Towards a Just Peace in Israel/Palestine
Specific actions which can be taken by UUs in furtherance of a peace between Israel and Palestine based on principles of freedom and equality for all people.
Nisrin Elamin
*** Youth Caucus Event ***
- Workshop -
Convention Center
Seaside A
(421)
#3109
Youth ID Groups Saturday Meeting
ID groups are a place where people can talk about racial identity and racism. YRUU is setting up ID groups for youth, organized by race, so that everyone will have a safe place to grow and be challenged as we continue to work towards ending racism inherent in our society.
- Worship -
Convention Center
204
(200)
#3110
Church of the Larger Fellowship Worship Service
Come to the Church of the Larger Fellowship's annual worship service, featuring some of the best music at GA. The Rev. Jane Rzepka will preach. Meet CLFers from around the world. We know this service will make you feel good.
www.uua.org/clf
Rev. Jane R. Rzepka
Saturday 6:30 pm
- 7:00 pm
*** Youth Caucus Event ***
- HUUPLA -
Convention Center
Seaside A
(421)
#3111
Saturday HUUPLA
At HUUPLA, youth and their sponsors come together for a check-in, community building, and to learn about daily programming for youth within the GA community.
Saturday 7:15 pm
- 8:00 pm
- Worship -
Convention Center
Hall C
#3112
Bridging Ceremony
The Bridging Ceremony is a time for the entire GA community to gather in honor and support of those passing from youth to young adulthood. Now in its tenth year, this ceremony has become a significant rite of passage at GA in which all are encouraged to participate with joyous voices.
Saturday 8:30 pm
- 9:45 pm
- Workshop -
Convention Center
301
(260)
#3113
Theme 2: Congregational Hospitality: Welcoming Guests to Our Congregations
Explore various aspects of congregational hospitality: data and numbers as means to this end, clear paths to membership, assessing how welcoming we really are. Resources shared include The Uncommon Denomination web site.
www.uua.org/programs/congservices/uncommon
Rev. Tracey Robinson-Harris
*** Youth Caucus Event ***
- Workshop -
Convention Center
Seaside A
(421)
#3114
Theme 3: Multiculturalism: Youth and Young Adult Anti-Racism Workshop
At this workshop attendees will have a chance to learn about what is happening within the UUA to continue the movement toward becoming an anti-racist institution. Workshop attendees will also have a chance to experience basic anti-racism analysis building, a simple first step and introduction into the journey of anti-racism.
Kendra Rogers
- Workshop -
Convention Center
302
(260)
#3115
Theme 4: Democracy: 9-11 and the Ruin of Human Rights
Domestically and internationally, 9-11 changed U.S. policy dramatically. How have these changes affected the way we treat allies and adversaries? Bill Schulz, President of Amnesty International USA, and Kathy Sreedhar, Director of the UUA Holdeen India Program, share insights about the devastating impact of the war on terrorism.
Rev. Bill Schulz
Kathy Sreedhar
- Workshop -
Hyatt Regency
Shoreline
(200)
#3116
Theme 6: Vital Congregations: Growth Resources for Small Congregations
Small congregations can be vital, strong, healthy and responsive to their communities. A variety of resources (continental, district and other networking) will be shared. This workshop is for members and ministers of congregations smaller than 150 members. UUA Growth consultants will co-present.
Program is also offered on Friday at 11:00 am.
Rev. Wendy Luella Perkins
- Workshop -
Convention Center
308
(150)
#3117
Theme 7: Faith at All Ages: Adult Program Showcase
Adult religious education takes many forms. Hear from the authors of the newest resources for adults of all ages, including young adults and elders. Bring your questions and experiences and leave with new ideas for your congregation.
- Workshop -
Convention Center
101A
(200)
#3118
Theme 8: Congregational Leadership: Learning Lay Leadership from the "Megachurches"
Some of the 400 “megachurches” in the U.S. attract as many as 8,000 worshipers each Sunday! What can lay leaders in UU congregations, most of which are well under 500 members, learn from these mostly evangelical Christian megachurches? LOTS! Come and learn what "translates" to UUs and what does not.
Harlan Limpert
- Lecture -
Convention Center
104A
(440)
#3119
Media Violence Against Women and Children
Mass television programs all of us - men in macho ways, as well as women and children in negative fashion. Perhaps the socialization of children is the most pernicious for they have less defenses against the violence, terror and sexuality. Research and movement to break media monopoly presented.
Rosemary Matson
Paul Sawyer
Ann Simonton
Patti Miller
- Annual Meeting -
Convention Center
102C
(160)
#3120
USSS Annual Meeting and Awards Series
The Unitarian Sunday School Society will be featuring two presentations following our brief annual meeting: the recipient of the 2004 Lifespan Worship Award; and a presentation by Rev. Wayne Arnason, a USSS grant recipient for Follow the Gleam: A History of the Liberal Religious Youth Movements.
www.uua.org/USSS
Rev. Wayne Arnason
- Performance -
Convention Center
103B
(170)
#3121
The Big Voice: God or Merman?
The award-winning musical comedy performed by authors and real life partners Jim Brochu & Steve Schalchlin illustrating the connection between theatre and religion, emphasizing the effect we have on each others’ lives without realizing it. Inspirational. Hilarious. “Best Musical Score of 2003” L.A. Drama Critics Circle.
Program is also offered on Saturday at 11:00 am.
Steve Schalchlin
Jim Brochu
- Workshop -
Convention Center
102B
(160)
#3122
A Conversation with the UUA Board of Trustees
The Board of Trustees invite GA delegates to come and be in conversation about their congregation's hopes and dreams and what is most needed to fulfil those dreams. It is an opportunity to listen, share and dream together about how our congregations can be beacon of light to those looking for rays of hope.
www.uua.org/trus
- Major Program -
Convention Center
Grand Ballroom
(1900)
#3123
The Interdependent Web: Responsible Consumption and You
Seeds of Simplicity presents an upbeat, energizing look at voluntary simplicity movement and how it is advancing responsible, just consumption for the sake of your well-being and your planet; featuring actor Ed Begley, Jr. and Cecile Andrews, author of "The Circle of Simplicity," with host Carol Holst.
Ed Begley, Jr.
Rev. Ken Brown
Cecile Andrews
Carol Holst
- Lecture -
Convention Center
104B
(460)
#3124
The Courage to Love
Drawing insights from his new book, Freedom From Fear, UU minister Forrest Church will address Children's Rights as a moral imperative and spiritual opportunity.
Rev. Dr. Forrest Church
- Workshop -
Convention Center
202A
(140)
#3125
Beyond Being Nice: Interfaith Relationships Where You Live
Come and hear what is being done on the local level to promote inter-religious dialogue and understanding. These ideas and programs you can use and promote creating genuine dialogue "beyong being nice" with other faith groups. Our panel will inform and inspire you!
www.iarf.net
Rev. Frank Robertson
Kay Lindahl
Rev. Karen Stoyanoff
Rev. Lucinda Duncan
- Workshop -
Convention Center
104C
(440)
#3126
Toward a Humanist Language of Reverence
The Humanist Manifesto was an invitation to challenge prevailing attitudes, to revise the religious enterprise. We are called to renew that undertaking and to reclaim a language of reverence adequate to our vision, to that which is sacred, holy, of ultimate importance to us.
Program is also offered on Sunday at 2:00 pm.
Rev. David Bumbaugh
Rev. Dr. Kendyl Gibbons
- Workshop -
Convention Center
103C
(160)
#3127
Conversation with the MFC
This gathering is an opportunity for ministerial candidates to discuss the MFC process and meet some of the committee members, as well as for other interested parties to discuss current MFC work, including the specialties redesign. Comments and questions are welcome.
Program is also offered on Saturday at 11:00 am.
www.uua.org/programs/ministry/mfc/
Phyllis Daniel
Rev. Mark Belletini
Betty Bobo Seiden
Rev. Jory Agate
- Workshop -
Convention Center
201A
(180)
#3128
Lay Leadership Certificate Program Awards
The Lay Leadership Certificate program, co-sponsored by The Mountain and Starr King School for the Ministry, involved participants and faculty in residential and web-based courses for ten months. Come and help us celebrate the accomplishments of participants, and learn more about this innovative program.
Dr. Helen Bishop
Patti Lawrence
Dr. Holley Ulbrich
- Workshop -
Convention Center
203C
(140)
#3129
Breaking Through the Growth Barrier Without Breaking Up
UUC Annapolis was stuck on the pastoral-to-program plateau gaining fifty members while fifty left. While the change from a pastoral model church to a program church is the most difficult, Annapolis used an intentional and focused plan that has worked wonders. We would like to share with you our experiences.
Program is also offered on Saturday at 11:00 am.
Rev. Fredric J. Muir
Nancy Proctor
- Workshop -
Convention Center
202B
(150)
#3130
Called to Community: Community Ministry’s Transformative Potential
Community ministry - both lay and ordained - offers the opportunity to extend significantly the impact of Unitarian Universalism in the wider world. UU community ministers will reflect theologically about this emerging potential, its roots and possibilities for the future expansion of Unitarian Universalism. Panelists: Flo Gelwand, John Gilmore, Carole Fontaine.
Rev. Anita Farber-Robertson
Rev. Dorothy Emerson
- Workshop -
Convention Center
103A
(160)
#3131
Building Community With Prisoners
One Texas congregation is building community with people behind bars. Our projects cost almost nothing, require relatively little time and effort, and are changing our lives. Prison work has become part of our spiritual practice and gives rise to ethical questions about boundaries, resources, compassion, and commitment.
Program is also offered on Saturday at 11:00 am.
Dr. K. Kendall
Dr. J. Speer
- Workshop -
Convention Center
102A
(160)
#3132
She Changes Everything She Touches: Honoring Our Music
Cymbal is a quartet of women - Diane, Lynn, Toni, and Linda - who evoke emotion, healing, and energy through song. Come listen to close harmonies as we sing of justice, change, hope, and feminism. Listen, rest, and restore your spirit. Write, draw, dance sing-respond to music power!
www.uua.org/uuwf
- Workshop -
Convention Center
305
(90)
#3133
Uncovering Your Church's History of Women
Women have always been the major contributors to church life, yet their contributions have often been lost, overlooked and minimized. Discover how you can uncover, preserve and celebrate the important stories of the women in your congregation. Make women’s history a part of your church’s ongoing heritage.
Program is also offered on Monday at 2:00 pm.
www.uuwhs.org
Rev. Barbara Coeyman
- Worship -
Convention Center
204
(200)
#3134
In Celebration
We gather, once again, with music, silence, and words to celebrate the lives of BGLT people. Our annual sermon contest winner will speak.
www.uua.org/interweave
Saturday 10:00 pm
- 12:00 am
- Evening Entertainment -
Hyatt Regency
Regency Ballroom A
(300)
#3135
Saturday Evening Dance with the Whooligans
Are you ready for a great night of dancing? Southern California’s very own Irish Pub Band, the Whooligans will play a wild mix of Irish pub and folk favorites along with Irish-American inspired tunes sure to get toes tapping, feet flying and elbows bending.
The Whooligans
*** Youth Caucus Event ***
- Evening Entertainment -
Hyatt Regency
Beacon A
(300)
#3136
Youth and Young Adult Sponsored Coffee House
Come kick back at out YaYA open mic night. Atime to chill and share one of your many talents. If you wanna share your heezee sign up at YaYA booth or in youth space.
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