Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Los Gatos

Jan. 3: Music and Ministry - Bert Olson. This service will be led by Bert Olson. Be there to hear how music can and should have a positive impact on the way we lead our lives. This will include a history of music through the ages both secular and religious. Bert will share his personal history with music.

Jan. 10: Picking Yourself Up - Rev. Victoria Ingram Into every life a little rain must fall – and we can always hope it’s only a little rain. All of us experience adversity; some of us seem to cope with it better than others. Learning to weather the storms of life is an opportunity for our spiritual growth and learning.

Jan. 17: Some Are Still More Equal - Rev. Victoria Ingram Forty years since the heyday of the Civil Rights movement, we’ve seen much change. And yet, some are still more equal than others. On this Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr. weekend, we’ll explore the territory that lies ahead as people of faith and commitment to justice continue to work for equality.

Jan. 24: Healing Service - Karen Boulanger, Veronica Davis - Please join us for an experiential healing service featuring song, compassionate touch, meditation, and forgiveness.

Biodanza: The Dance of Life as Spiritual Practice – January 31, Rev. Vicky Combs. Since May 2009 Vicky has been practicing a form of conscious dance called Biodanza, subtitled "the poetry of human encounter." Biodanza ("dance of life" in Spanish) is a system of personal growth that uses music, movement, and group interaction to deepen one's connection to self and others. Rev. Vicky Combs is a priestess of the Earth and UU minister who currently works as a hospice chaplain in Santa Rosa and Santa Clara. In addition to working with a local group to promote the home funeral/green burial movement, Vicky has a private practice in body-centered spiritual direction. In September 2009 she began the three year training program to become a Biodanza facilitator.

Feb. 7: Come Grow With Us - Rev. Victoria Ingram We kick off our annual budget drive campaign with a salute to growing as a faith community – in numbers, in spirit, in enthusiasm, and in love. For 60 years, UUFLG has made its mark on this community. Let’s talk about how to keep the momentum going!