JOY COMMITTEE POTLUCK
Friday, May 18, 2012, 6:00 p.m. – Founders Hall
Join us for an evening of food, fun and games. The Pot Luck is an opportunity to join members and friends for an evening of fellowship.
Contact Bev Conner at joyandfellowship@uufsd.org

MUSIC SUNDAY
Sunday, May 20, 2012, 10:00 a.m. – Amphitheater
“Make A Joyful Noise”. Our Concert will be all about the joy of song! We will be featuring our own Marylou Gibson in a comedy song, SING!, from “The Chorus Line” and a duet, “How Can I Keep from Singing?” with her daughter, Grace Paxton. Tenor, Rick Hernandez, will be joining the choir in singing songs from the Rennaisance, “Jubilate Deo” by Orlando di Lasso, “Fa Una Canzona” by Orazio Vechhi, Handel’s “Sing For Joy!” as well as more contemporary songs by John Rutter, Frank Ticheli and Joseph Martin. The Youth choir will sing “Sing, Sing A Song” from Sesame Streeet, complete with scat singing! This concert is guaranteed to put a smile of joy on your face at least a few times. Please join us!
Contact Gianna Drogheo, Music Director, at gianna@uufsd.org

“LIFE BECOMES ART” FORUM
Monday, May 21, 7:00-9:00 p.m. – Founders Hall
From May through June, art displayed in Fellowship Hall will tell a poignant story of heroism, betrayal, survival, beauty, and resurgence. The story unfolds through photographs and story cloths made by the Lao Hmong. At this forum we will focus on the social issues highlighted in the art. The forum will include a modified Laotian blessing ceremony. Mr Bob Montgomery, Director of the San Diego Branch of the International Rescue Committee, will join Roger and Nancy Harmon as our speakers for the evening.
Contact Irv Himmelblau at ihimelblau@yahoo.com

ALL FELLOWSHIP CAMPOUT
Friday-Monday, May 25-May 28 – El Prado Campground
This year we have reserved the Big Sage Group site at the El Prado Campground in the beautiful Laguna Mountains for Memorial Day Weekend. You can arrive any time after 2 PM on Friday, and vacate the site at or before 2 PM on Monday. We will have our traditional community stew dinner on Saturday night, followed by singing around the campfire. These traditional Fellowship campouts have taken place for at least 35 years, probably longer. It is a great chance to relax and enjoy the local mountains and hang out with your friends from the Fellowship. As the date approaches, there will be a flyer available on Sundays with more information and a map to the campsites we enjoy so much. In the meanwhile, if you have questions, contact Betsy Gilpin at betsygilpin@yahoo.com or 760-230-2515.

UUFSD WORK PARTY
Saturday, June 2, 9:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m. – Fellowship
Volunteers are needed to trim trees, clear overgrown brush, pull various weeds, tell jokes and stories, and have a delicious lunch. Is there any better way to spend a Saturday morning?
Contact Ken Schultz at buildingandgrounds@uufsd.org

CLUSTER CHOIR PERFORMANCE
Saturday, June 9, 7:00 p.m. – First Church
The UU Cluster concert includes 120 singers from the congregations of San Dieguito, Summit, Chalice, Palomar and First Church San Diego. The work is Jason Shelton’s “Sources” , a large and diverse piece based on the sources of our UU principles. Our director is Tim McKnight, Choir Director of Chalice Fellowship. The concert will include a professional orchestra and percussion accompaniment. The Cluster Youth Choir (ages 13-18) will perform at the beginning of the concert and join the adults for the finale. This will be a benefit concert for a local charity organization to be announced at a later date. San Dieguito singers include Jill Ballard, Eleanor Bathos, Karen Eckhart, Alita and Don Jones, Becky Stout, and Gianna Drogheo. Gianna has been selected to sing the solo for one of the 7 movements, “No Other World”. Rev David will be one of the speakers of the readings in the piece as well as other UU Cluster Pastors. So please come and support us and enjoy a wonderful night of inspirational singing, speaking, and all around good, loving energy!
Contact Gianna Drogheo at gianna@uufsd.org

CONGREGATIONAL MEETING
Sunday, June 10, after the service
There will be an important Congregational Meeting after the service today. Members will be voting to approve the new FY 12-13 Budget. Please plan to attend.

SUMMER SOLSTICE SERVICE
Sunday, June 17, 10:00 a.m. – Amphitheater
Our Annual Summer Solstice Service has become the traditional end to the congregational year. All are welcome to bring drums and/or other rhythm instruments as we celebrate the longest day of the year and the beginning of summer.
Contact Rev. David Miller at revd@uufsd.org

UUA GENERAL ASSEMBLY
Wednesday-Sunday, June 20-24 – Phoenix, Arizona
The UUA General Assembly 2012 will be a gathering with multiple ways of engaging in justice work for people of all ages. Joining with the people of Arizona, we will worship, witness, learn and work together. We will leave General Assembly grounded in our faith, energized for justice and with resources to bring this work home to our congregations.
Contact Rev. David Miller at revd@uufsd.org

ALL FELLOWSHIP CAMPOUT
Friday-Sunday, July 6-July 8 – Horse Heaven
We have reserved the Hollyhock group site at Horse Heaven for the weekend following the Fourth of July, July 6-July 8. You can arrive any time after 2 PM on the first day, and vacate the site at or before 2 PM on the last day. We will have our traditional community stew dinner on Saturday night, followed by singing around the campfire. These traditional Fellowship campouts have taken place for at least 35 years, probably longer. It is a great chance to relax and enjoy the local mountains and hang out with your friends from the Fellowship. As the date approaches, there will be a flyer available on Sundays with more information and a map to the campsites we enjoy so much. In the meanwhile, if you have questions, contact Betsy Gilpin at betsygilpin@yahoo.com or 760-230-2515.

UUFSD WORK PARTY
Saturday, July 7, 9:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m. – Fellowship
Volunteers are needed to trim trees, clear overgrown brush, pull various weeds, tell jokes and stories, and have a delicious lunch. Is there any better way to spend a Saturday morning?
Contact Ken Schultz at buildingandgrounds@uufsd.org

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