Please join us this Sunday at 10:30am, as the Unitarian Universalist Church of Hot Springs, 100 Norwalk St., welcome back Robert VanHook, to hear a personal reflection of the events in his life that shaped his civil rights quest.  He calls it  “A Civil Rights Journey,” and says, “It has been an interesting task of looking back over my life, recalling good and bad thoughts.”  Geary Hufstedler will be lay leader and Rebecca Ricks will be at the piano.

Robert “Bob” VanHook was born in El Dorado, Arkansas and attended public schools there.  He is a graduate of Hendrix College and earned a Master of Divinity Degree from Duke University.  Bob served as a Methodist minister from 1962 until 1979, working in churches in North Carolina and Arkansas.  He has been active in community affairs in various communities, working in civic organizations and serving as a delegate to the Seventh Constitutional Convention of Arkansas.  After living in several cities in Arkansas, 20 years ago he moved to Hot Springs and has enjoyed life here.  Bob is currently retired and enjoys some travel, and his model railroad and most of all the company of his friends.

Dee Marion will be back to lead the very interesting discussion of the book, “Subliminal, How Your Unconscious Mind Rules Your Behavior,” by Leonard Mlodinow, at 9:00am followed by social time and refreshments at 10:00am.  

We would love to welcome you back, or for a first visit this Sunday!