Starr King
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Solar Panel Update - As many of you know, we are hoping to reduce our carbon footprint by installing a solar array on the Fellowship property.  Ted Vansant has been helping the Board members to understand the ways and means of doing this.  Ted will be giving a presentation and answering questions after the Service next Sunday (12/8).  

Book Group Meeting December 9th, 3:00 PM at SKUUF.  Our next book group meeting is scheduled for December 9th at 3PM. Please come and  invite anyone you think might be interested. We are reading 2 short stories by Leo Tolstoy, Master and Man and How Much Land Does A Man Need. We also, may discuss a third, The Death of Ivan Ilyich. Even though Tolstoy was born a prince and aristocrat with massive land holdings, he was of a spiritual nature and had very progressive beliefs. These tales embody this aspect of Tolstoys nature. While some are put off by the density of some of Tolstoys works, these short stories are not at all difficult and give us access to this master story teller and the beauty of his writing. We hope you will join us.
 These stories are free online and can be accessed through The Guttenberg Project https://www.gutenberg.org Kindle and iBooks. Hard copies of Tolstoys works can be purchased  very inexpensively at Amazon or AbeBooks.com. 

Unitarian Universalist Church of Laconia presents A CELTIC CHRISTMAS, Friday, December 20th at 7pm Sunday, December 22nd at 4pm  Join World-renown Violinist - Aniko Geldaze - Pianist - Noelle Beaudin - and Special Guest Vocalist - Jane Berlin Pauley for a foot stomping evening of lively Christmas Fiddle and Piano music in the Celtic Tradition - Cape Breton, Prince Edward Island, Quebec, Scotland, Ireland, Galician and Welsh tunes. Enjoy Christmas music the way it used to be - uplifting and celebratory! At intermission choose from hundreds of homemade cookies at the Christmas Cookie Walk; wine is also served.  Tickets are $15 Unitarian Universalist Church of Laconia - 172 Pleasant Street, Laconia NH Call 603-848-2469 to order tickets Stop in at Greenlaws Music to purchase in person or visit: http://www.nhisom.org/ to order online
 

Winter Solstice Candlelight Celebration December 22 at 5 p.m.  Join us in a community celebration with stories and dances of light, hope, and peace. If you wish, bring a small object of nature (pine cone, shell) to add to the center of the Circle. Wear white if you can to symbolically banish fear, ignorance, and darkness. Light Refreshments will be served following the celebration. Finger foods or sweets gratefully received.