Katrina's Victims Still Need Help - Volunteering in New Orleans - U-Cafe on 23 October 2008

U-Cafe is open on 23 October 2008; 7,00pm for 7.30pm.

Fran Devine will talk about her two weeks volunteering in New Orleans with the Unitarian Universalist Service Committee, which is working to rebuild homes and communities following Hurricane Katrina in 2005. She is in touch with the project and can report on the current situation following recent events.

For further information please read the attached article "Katrina's victims still need help" from "The Inquirer" (28 June 2008)

Derek McAuley will then lead a discussion about the role of social action in the Unitarian Vision.

U-Cafe - What's It All About

U-Cafe is an opportunity to explore issues of faith and spirituality in a friendly and relaxed environment in City Centre Manchester. All are welcome to what will initially be a monthly informal get-together. There is no need to book and its free so just turn up.

U-Cafe is launched on Thursday 27th September 2007 at 7.30pm in Cross Street Chapel.

U-Cafe is not about promoting Unitarianism. Indeed, this would be a contradiction in terms. Unitarians believe that everyone has the right to seek truth and meaning for themselves. The fundamental tools for doing this are your own life-experience, your reflection upon it, your intuitive understanding and the prompting of your own conscience.

There are few places which give this freedom. So that's what U-Cafe is all about. The freedom to think, sometimes out loud, to hear new ideas and to grow as an individual.

Why come along.

U-cafe will take place at 7.30pm on:

27 September 2007
25 October 2007
22 November 2007