March 21 UU Theologians VII - Henry Nelson Wieman (1884 - 1975). Rev. Krista Taves Wieman, a Unitarian minister, was part of the radical religious movement called Process Theology, which changed the way we understood God and humanity. Religion would never be the same. Pianist and Special Music: Ron McGowan.

March 28 The Primal Why? Rev. Susan Palmquist Rev. Palmquist, a hospice chaplain and ordained minister, will explore the role of questioning in life and faith. While questioning has been historically squelched by many (especially in the Christian church), in the Unitarian and Universalist traditions, questioning is embraced. Pianist: Ron McGowan; Special Music: Walden Pond.

Read sermons delivered at Emerson Chapel during the past year.

Living Our Faith through Sharing Love: Each month we split our collection plate 50-50 with an outreach partner. Our outreach partner this month is Missourians Against the Death Penalty a Missouri nonprofit working to abolish the death penalty in this state. And, remember, every month we accept contributions for a local food pantry, Circle of Concern in the wheelbarrow in the Vestibule. In March, we will be continuing warming up mornings with breakfast items AND adding those important lunch items to our wheelbarrow. Please bring oatmeal, cream of wheat, etc. AND cans of soup, spaghetti-o's, etc. And, remember, every Circle of Concern grocery bag to a needy family includes peanut butter and jelly, so these two items are always appreciated. Leave your contributions in the wheelbarrow in our Vestibule. Please be generous as we Live Our Faith and Values and Minister to the World through our outreach partners. See our other partners in the left column.