WEDNESDAY NIGHT CHAUTAUQUAS: part of the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Franklin's Life-Span Learning Curriculum. These are media enhanced study sessions that are held on the 3rd Wednesday of each month at the UU Fellowship Hall located at 85 Sierra Drive.

Wednesday Night Chautauquas Focus on Peacemaking

Our Wednesday Night Chautauquas will join the denomination’s Peacemaking Congregational Study/Action Issue Core Team with a book discussion program.

Peacemaking was adopted at the 2006 General Assembly as a Congregational Study/Action Issue, and it will eligible for adoption as a Statement of Conscience at the 2009 General Assembly. Our book discussion program will consist of reading one peacemaking-related book each month and participating in discussions about the book after our 5:30 PM Soup Supper the 3rd Wednesday of each month.

Discussion Schedule:

• May 21st - “Privilege, Power and Difference” by Allan G. Johnson
• June 18th - “The Great Turning” by: David Korten Discussion led by: Barbara & Bill Denton