Jane Finger & Irene Wegner

Flower Communion

This historic UU story of courage for liberty and brotherhood celebrates beauty, human uniqueness, diversity, community & the story of Norbert Capek and its influence on UU congregations around the world.

Please bring a single flower (just one!) to the Fellowship service on Sunday

Irene and her husband, Pete, have lived in many parts of the South, settling in Fairhope 12 years ago. A former teacher, religious education director, & social service administrator, Irene was an organizer and lobbyist for AARP. Irene’s husband Pete brought this program, popular in UU churches from Carmel, Ind.

Jane grew up a Methodist who moved toward agnosticism. She was happy to join our liberal UU community when moving to Fairhope in 2001. She adds: “It’s appropriate that I should participate in this program, because some of my most spiritual moments are those I spend in my flower garden early in the morning.”