MEETING NOTES

Thanks to those who attended the monthly meeting on Sunday, Aug 4! Here are the August Minutes if you missed it.

In our efforts to increase transparency, help Mystic Grove friends and fans keep up, and assist forming CUUPS chapters and other groups, we’re making it a goal to make more of our documents “public access” as we continue to revise our website.

The next meeting is Sept 1, 2019 at Noon in Room 1. Guests welcome to observe and learn how we work.

INSPIRATION PHOTO

Thanks to those who came to Wep Ronpet on Aug 3, 2019!  It is the Kemetic New Year. You can learn more about it at Wep Ronpet: A Guide.

WORSHIP

Our next ritual on Sept 21 celebrates Mabon.   It will be guest ritual by Stephanie W. from Pagans in the Park in the Irish/Celtic tradition.

6:15 PM “Meet & Greet” is in the small living room space off the foyer with Cat. Learn about Unitarian Universalism, Paganism, the Mystic Grove, First Unitarian, Pagans in the Park, what to expect at a ritual, or any other questions you might have!

7 PM Ritual is in Gore Hall main.

8 PM Potluck is in Gore Hall Main, and everyone pitches in to tidy up at 9 PM.

Solar ritual is free.  $5 love offering welcome to help replenish worship supplies and more.

EDUCATION

July 11 & July 25:  Kitchen Witchery

We continue explore various demonstrations from “Kitchen Witchery” by Cerridwen Greenleaf.  Learn how to bring the sacred into the simple acts of making meals, teas, and crafts from the garden and kitchen.  On Aug 22 we explore “Kitchen Cupboard Cures” with Mary.  On Sept 12, we are “Cooking Up Lots of Love” with Mary and Lesley.  On Sept 26 we end the series by “Celebrating Wheel of the Year” and “Potluck Celebration Dinner with Sharing Final Projects.” Last session is led by Cat.

“Drop In” student welcome to attend demonstrations at $5 per class.  Please RSVP on Facebook so we can plan for supplies.

NEW CLASSES

New classes for fall have their syllabuses posted!

Getting Started in Adult RE begins on Sept 8.  This is a monthly class on 2nd Sundays. Whether you are an adult student, an aspiring new teacher, or an experienced Adult RE teacher, this “oldie but goodie” will help you understand the “nuts and bolts” behind the philosophy of Adult RE. Class is free with $5 per class donation welcome to replenish supplies.

Comparative Religion begins on Oct 10.  This is a twice a month class on Thursdays.  This DVD series offers you an opportunity to gain a solid grasp of the key ideas of religion.   Using five major religions (Judaism, Christianity, Islam, Buddhism, and Hinduism) as illustrations of how religions can address the same core issues in parallel and different ways, award-winning Professor Charles Kimball of the University of Oklahoma leads you on an exploration of religion’s complex and multidimensional nature that can help deepen your appreciation of your own beliefs and the traditions followed by others.Class is free with $5 per class donation welcome to replenish supplies.

You can also download the brochure for Fall 2019.

FELLOWSHIP

Aug 16 we have Craft Circle.  This month we do “Repair and Potluck Beading.” Once a year or so, we host a “repair” craft circle. Bring your jewelry or cloaks, tarot bags, and other items that need repair. We’ll try to help you.

Nothing to repair? Bring beads for a “potluck beading” activity and learn to make bracelets, necklaces, or earrings! $5 donation welcome to replenish supplies.

MEMBERSHIP MONTH

August is membership month! Annual member dues are sliding scale.

• $10 – Students and Seniors
• $20 – Adults
• $25 – Those willing and able to give a bit more to help the MG Scholarship Fund.

While we aim to keep our classes low cost, every class also has 1 full scholarship and two half scholarships available to those who need it.

You can learn about the path to membership here.  We also welcome “perpetual guests” and those who simply like our work but don’t want to do meetings and serve on the program committee.

If you want to, you can donate online and help us keep providing our various pagan programs.

CUUPS CHAPTERS

CUUPS chapters in Florida also have rituals and other upcoming events. Here’s a sample — click on their main links for more.

MYSTIC GROVE LINKS TO KNOW

• Mystic Grove WordPress: https://mysticgrovecfl.wordpress.com/
• Mystic Grove Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mysticgrovecfl/
• Mystic Grove YouTube: https://tinyurl.com/mysticgroveyoutube
• Mystic Grove 1U Page: https://www.orlandouu.org/groups/mystic-grove/
• Mystic Grove Calendar : https://mysticgrovecfl.wordpress.com/calendar

Questions or more info?  Please email us at mysticgrove@orlandouu.org

MEETING NOTES

Thanks to those who attended the monthly meeting on Sunday, July 7th! Here are the July Minutes if you missed it.

In our efforts to increase transparency, help Mystic Grove friends and fans keep up, and assist forming CUUPS chapters and other groups, we’re making it a goal to make more of our documents “public access” as we continue to revise our website.

The next meeting is Aug 4, 2019 at Noon in Room 1. Guests welcome to observe and learn how we work.

INSPIRATION PHOTO

June 28th was the last Moon Circle class covering the theme of Chakras.  Moon Circle is on break and will return in January 2020. We will be doing the UU Curriculum “Becoming Women of Wisdom” but opening to all people.  Final project will be any personal life stage ritual, not just rituals marking the passage into crone/sage years.  You can view the table of contents here. 

WORSHIP

Aug 3:  Kemetic New Year

Our next ritual on Aug 3rd celebrates Wep Ronpet — the Kemetic New Year.

6:15 PM “Meet & Greet” is in the small living room space off the foyer with Barbara and Dev Inderjeet. Learn about Unitarian Universalism, Paganism, the Mystic Grove, First Unitarian, what to expect at a ritual, or any other questions you might have!

7 PM Ritual is in Gore Hall main.

8 PM Potluck is in Gore Hall Main, and everyone pitches in to tidy up at 9 PM.

Solar ritual is free.  $5 love offering welcome to help replenish worship supplies and more.

EDUCATION

July 11 & July 25:  Kitchen Witchery

In this 8 session adult summer series on 2nd and 4th Thursdays, we explore various demonstrations from “Kitchen Witchery” by Cerridwen Greenleaf.  Learn how to bring the sacred into the simple acts of making meals, teas, and crafts from the garden and kitchen.  On July 11, Mary leads us on a tour of the 1U Garden and explore “The Kitchen Witch’s Garden” chapter.  On July 25, Cat invites you to bring your aprons as we gather in the kitchen to cook some of the recipes from the “Succulent Spells for Magical Meals.”

Though series registration is closed, “Drop In” student welcome to attend demonstrations at $5 per class.  Please RSVP on Facebook so we can plan for supplies.

July 14 Popcorn Theology 

“Zootopia” is a 2016 American 3D computer-animated comedy film produced by Walt Disney Animation Studios and released by Walt Disney Pictures. It is the 55th Disney animated feature film. It was directed by Byron Howard and Rich Moore, co-directed by Jared Bush, and stars the voices of Ginnifer Goodwin, Jason Bateman, Idris Elba, Jenny Slate, Nate Torrence, Bonnie Hunt, Don Lake, Tommy Chong, J. K. Simmons, Octavia Spencer, Alan Tudyk, and Shakira. It details the unlikely partnership between a rabbit police officer and a red fox con artist, as they uncover a conspiracy involving the disappearance of savage predator inhabitants of a mammalian metropolis.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zootopia

https://www.commonsensemedia.org/movie-reviews/zootopia

July 21: Pagan Voices Book Group (Session 6) 

This 6 session book group meets on 3rd Sundays in Room 1 after coffee hour and read the selection of the month out loud and discuss. While you don’t need the “Pagan Voices” book to drop-in and check it out, your experience will be enriched if you do get your own text.   This month’s session is hosted by Michael.  We read and discuss

• “Affirming LGBTQ Identity in UU Paganism” by Michael Walker
• “Welcoming the Gods into Our Congregation” by Sue Nading

After this session we take a break and “book group” resumes in October with “Getting Ready for Adult Religious Education” by James DeBoy.  This classic texts recommended by LREDA provides the “nuts and bolts” understanding to help you lead your own UU, Pagan, or UU Pagan adult class.

July 25: R&D Ritual Book

3rd Thursdays we work on ritual book. The binders are in, and we start sorting them according to solar ritual.  We also fill out the cover templates.  Helpers welcome.

FELLOWSHIP

July 19 – Teaching Craft Circle: Paper, Stationary and Journal Buffet

Meet in assembly room for crafting and fellowship fun!

In collaboration with the 1U Young Adult group, this month’s “paper buffet” centers around paper craft, stationary and journals.

One table will make paper flowers from the template at

https://tinyurl.com/craftcirclepaperflowers

One table will explore Kawaii drawings from “Manga for the Beginner Kawaii” by Christopher Hart.

One table will explore calligraphy lettering and send mail to loved ones if they like!

https://bydawnnicole.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/11/LetteringPracticeSheets-DawnNicoleDesigns.pdf

One table will explore journal prompts (written and drawn) from “642 Tiny Things to Draw” and “642 Tiny Things to Write About”

Rotate across the table “centers” and try it all!

Cost is a $5 donation to help replenish art supplies.  Nobody turned away for lack of funds while supplies last.

AUGUST PLAN AHEAD

MEMBERSHIP MONTH

August is membership month! Annual member dues are sliding scale.

• $10 – Students and Seniors
• $20 – Adults
• $25 – Those willing and able to give a bit more to help the MG Scholarship Fund.

While we aim to keep our classes low cost, every class also has 1 full scholarship and two half scholarships available to those who need it.

You can learn about the path to membership here.  We also welcome “perpetual guests” and those who simply like our work and want to donate and help us keep providing our various pagan ministries.

https://www.facebook.com/events/2589262614440384/

Aug 2 : 1st Friday Projects –  Chant Books and Rehearsal

1st Fridays we work on various Mystic Grove projects.  This month we staple chant books and have a rehearsal for our Aug 10 chant class at Sublime Elm to benefit the Orlando Pagan Pride 2020 Fund.

Orlando Pagan Pride 2019 will be held on Oct 5, 2019 at Bill Frederick Park’s Carter Center.

CUUPS CHAPTERS

CUUPS chapters in Florida also have rituals and other upcoming events.

MYSTIC GROVE CALENDAR

The Summer Brochure is out! See the programs we’re offering in the Summer 2019 semester.  Are you interested in becoming a Mystic Grove teacher? Hosting a craft circle? Email us mysticgrove@orlandouu.org. 

MYSTIC GROVE LINKS TO KNOW

• Mystic Grove WordPress: https://mysticgrovecfl.wordpress.com/
• Mystic Grove Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mysticgrovecfl/
• Mystic Grove YouTube: https://tinyurl.com/mysticgroveyoutube
• Mystic Grove 1U Page: https://www.orlandouu.org/groups/mystic-grove/
• Mystic Grove Calendar : https://mysticgrovecfl.wordpress.com/calendar

Questions or more info?  Please email us at mysticgrove@orlandouu.org

MEETING NOTES

Thanks to those who attended the monthly meeting on Sunday, June 2nd! Here are the June Minutes if you missed it.

In our efforts to increase transparency, help Mystic Grove friends and fans keep up, and assist forming CUUPS chapters and other groups, we’re making it a goal to make more of our documents “public access” as we continue to revise our website.

The next meeting is July 2, 2019 at Noon in Room 1. Guests welcome to observe and learn how we work.

INSPIRATION PHOTO

June 2nd was the annual Flower Communion service at 1U.  “It was originally created in 1923 by Unitarian minister Norbert Capek of Prague, Czechoslovakia, the Flower Ceremony was introduced to the United States by Rev. Maya Capek, Norbert’s widow.

In this ceremony, everyone in the congregation brings a flower. Each person places a flower on the altar or in a shared vase. The congregation and minister bless the flowers, and they’re redistributed. Each person brings home a different flower than the one they brought.” Learn more at https://www.uua.org/worship/holidays/flower-ceremony

LUNAR RITUAL

This month Moon Circle studied how angels appear in various world religions and the throat chakra and what is corresponds to.  Last class for this series is June before we go on break.  Moon Circle returns in January 2020.

SOLAR RITUAL

Our next ritual is Summer Solstice Morning Service at 10:30 AM in the sanctuary followed by coffee hour snacks.   The theme is “exploring personal power.”

You can learn the songs ahead of time and come be part of the “pop up pagan choir” — simply sit anywhere in the pews and add your voices to the mix as we help the congregation learn new music.  The prelude will be improv drumming.  If you want to drum, bring your instrument and sit in a front pew so you have space.  A brief rehearsal is at 10 AM.

EDUCATION

June 13:  Kitchen Witchery

In this 8 session adult summer series on 2nd and 4th Thursdays, we explore various demonstrations from “Kitchen Witchery” by Cerridwen Greenleaf.  Learn how to bring the sacred into the simple acts of making meals, teas, and crafts from the garden and kitchen.

Email registration is for “Kitchen Witchery” series closes on June 13 at the first class.   To save your space, please email mysticgrove@orlandouu.org with “Kitchen Witchery” is the title. Tuition is $40 if you need a book, $25 if you already have it or are sharing with a friend.  It is due on first class.

After June 13, you can attend as a “drop in” student for $5 a class to watch the demonstrations and participate in the activities with the understanding that supplies may be limited for drop-ins since we didn’t know you were coming.

June 16: Pagan Voices Book Group 

his 6 session book group meets on 3rd Sundays in Room 1 after coffee hour and read the selection of the month out loud and discuss. While you don’t need the “Pagan Voices” book to drop-in and check it out, your experience will be enriched if you do get your own text.   This month’s session is hosted by Lesley H.  We read and discuss

• Designing Ritual for All” by Maggie Beaumont”
• “Cultural Sharing and Misappopriation” by Carol Bodeau

June 20: R&D Ritual Book

3rd Thursdays we work on ritual book. The binders are in, and we start sorting them according to solar ritual.  We also fill out the cover templates.  Helpers welcome.

July 5 Pagan Pride Prep

1st Fridays we work on material for Orlando Pagan Pride in the fall!  July we’ll be working on give away necklaces and prayers beads.  Guests welcome.

Popcorn Theology

Thanks to those attending multigenerational Popcorn Theology: “Inside Out” on June 9th! We learned about UU principle 1 — “Each person is important” and explored the themes of joy and sadness.

For the at home players, watch the “Inside Out” movie and consider these questions:

FELLOWSHIP

Teaching Craft Circle: Fantasy Dragon Eggs

Meet in assembly room for crafting and fellowship fun! This month our teen teacher, Lady Jai, is back and teaches us how to make our own fantasy dragon eggs!

(Image by Ruby Reminiscence)

Project is based on the tutorials at

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5S-MxT2W7hw

and

http://www.shurtugal.com/2014/09/19/create-your-own-dragon-egg-with-this-easy-and-inexpensive-dragon-egg-art-project/

If you are an at home player, post your pix of what you made!

Cost is a $5 donation to help replenish art supplies.  While we will have an assortment of egg sizes, tacks, and metallic paints. Feel free to bring other embellisments — glitter, sequins, etc for your egg. You can also do the painting with nail polish — so bring your old bottles if you like!

CUUPS CHAPTERS

CUUPS chapters in Florida have rituals and other events this month.

VOLUNTEERING

Mystic Grove welcomes helpers!

• University UU Newsletter Reporter.  Email skills required.  Using a template, you craft the blurb for our sister church’s newsletter about our upcoming activities.  (20 min once a month from now until June 1 to cover the Spring Term.)
• Brochure Delivery.  Your own transportation required.  Pick up brochures/fliers and deliver to various locations in town.  1-3 times a semester, can be done one Saturday afternoon or spread out.

MYSTIC GROVE CALENDAR

The Summer Brochure is out! See the programs we’re offering in the Summer 2019 semester.  Are you interested in becoming a Mystic Grove teacher? Hosting a craft circle? Email us mysticgrove@orlandouu.org. 

MYSTIC GROVE LINKS TO KNOW

• Mystic Grove WordPress: https://mysticgrovecfl.wordpress.com/
• Mystic Grove Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mysticgrovecfl/
• Mystic Grove YouTube: https://tinyurl.com/mysticgroveyoutube
• Mystic Grove 1U Page: https://www.orlandouu.org/groups/mystic-grove/
• Mystic Grove Calendar : https://mysticgrovecfl.wordpress.com/calendar

Questions or more info?  Please email us at mysticgrove@orlandouu.org

MEETING NOTES

Thanks to those who attended the monthly meeting on Sunday, May 5th! Here are the May Minutes if you missed it.

In our efforts to increase transparency, help Mystic Grove friends and fans keep up, and assist forming CUUPS chapters and other groups, we’re making it a goal to make more of our documents “public access” as we continue to revise our website.

The next meeting is June2, 2019 at Noon in Room 1. Guests welcome to observe and learn how we work.

INSPIRATION PHOTO AND LUNAR RITUAL

This month Moon Circle studied Kwan Yin, the Chinese goddess of mercy and compassion. It also studied the Heart Chakra.  Moon Circle class continues on May 24  with “Throat Chakra” in class.

SOLAR RITUAL

Thank to those who attended Beltane 2019! It was guest ritual presented by The Wild Blackthorn.

Our next ritual is Summer Solstice Morning Service at 11 AM in the sanctuary followed by coffee hour snacks and games.   The theme is “exploring personal power.”

EDUCATION

May 16: R&D Ritual Book

We continue to format past rituals and also work on captioning photos for the anniversary photo book. You are welcome to bring old memories, photos, and helping hands.

May 26 Coffee Hour

We celebrate 3 years as a CUUPs chapter by hosting Coffee Hour after the Children’s Annual service.  The theme is ““Generational Reflections:  Honoring Our 1U Teens and Younger UUs.”  We will be bidding Rev. Christine Dance goodybe by making her the May Queen and teaching the congregation how to dance around the maypole. Rev. Dance has accepted a position with UU Phoenix.  We will also work on the classroom tree painting.

You can help make decisions about 2019-2020 education programs by taking our survey online or in person.

Kitchen Witchery.

Email registration is open for “Kitchen Witchery!”  To save your space, please email mysticgrove@orlandouu.org with “Kitchen Witchery” is the title.  In this 8 session adult summer series on 2nd and 4th Thursdays, we explore various demonstrations from “Kitchen Witchery” by Cerridwen Greenleaf.  Learn how to bring the sacred into the simple acts of making meals, teas, and crafts from the garden and kitchen.  Text is required.

FELLOWSHIP

May 17 : Teaching Craft Circle. We create bright bold new elemental banners from Kona cotton with felt applique for the Midsummer 2019 service in half size (approx 10 in x 36 in) and full size (approx. 20 x 72 in). Come help out and learn to make your own in similar style!

VOLUNTEERING

Mystic Grove welcomes helpers!

• University UU Newsletter Reporter.  Email skills required.  Using a template, you craft the blurb for our sister church’s newsletter about our upcoming activities.  (20 min once a month from now until June 1 to cover the Spring Term.)
• Brochure Delivery.  Your own transportation required.  Pick up brochures/fliers and deliver to various locations in town.  1-3 times a semester, can be done one Saturday afternoon or spread out.
• Craft Supplies — seeking collage bits for Dragon eggs in June. (sequins, small pebbles, shells, etc) Also hot sealing wax and seals, paper for July.

MYSTIC GROVE CALENDAR

The Spring Brochure is out! See the programs we’re offering in the Spring semester.  Are you interested in becoming a Mystic Grove teacher? Hosting a craft circle? Email us mysticgrove@orlandouu.org. 

MYSTIC GROVE LINKS TO KNOW

• Mystic Grove WordPress: https://mysticgrovecfl.wordpress.com/
• Mystic Grove Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mysticgrovecfl/
• Mystic Grove YouTube: https://tinyurl.com/mysticgroveyoutube
• Mystic Grove 1U Page: https://www.orlandouu.org/groups/mystic-grove/
• Mystic Grove Calendar : https://mysticgrovecfl.wordpress.com/calendar

Questions or more info?  Please email us at mysticgrove@orlandouu.org

MEETING NOTES

Thanks to those who attended the monthly meeting on Sunday, Mar 3rd! Here are the March Minutes if you missed it.

In our efforts to increase transparency, help Mystic Grove friends and fans keep up, and assist forming CUUPS chapters and other groups, we’re making it a goal to make more of our documents “public access” as we continue to revise our website.

The next meeting is April 7, 2019 at Noon in Room 1. Guests welcome to observe and learn how we work.

INSPIRATION PHOTO

“Spring Equinox” by Amanda Clark.   Ms. Clark is an artist in the United Kingdom.  Here’s her Spring post. 

SOLAR RITUAL

Our next ritual is Ostara on March 9th.  Cost is FREE.  $5 love offering welcome to help replenish worship supplies.

• 6:15 PM — “Meet and Greet” in Classroom B with Chip and Toni.  Come learn about Unitarian Universalist Pagans, First Unitarian Church, and the Mystic Grove at this friendly Q&A.
• 7 PM — Ritual in the Main Hall by Barbara.
• 8 PM — Potluck.
• 9 PM — Clean up.  Out by 9:30 PM.

The book store table will be available in the Foyer from 6-7 and again 7-9.  Proceeds benefit the Mystic Grove scholarship line to benefit students who wish to take our classes but need a little help.  If you have books, decks, movies and other “book size” small items to donate, bring them to any ritual.

LUNAR RITUAL

Moon Circle class continues on Mar 29 with “Solar Plexus” Chakra in class. Lunar ritual will explore the Germanic tradition.  Matching Facebook study group:  Free. 

$5 love donation welcome from “drop in” students to support scholarships and our educational programs.

EDUCATION

Mar 1: R&D Holidays and Holy Days

A productive session! We brainstormed a new 4 panel brochure to make a “minister cheat sheet” of some common pagan paths and symbols for our own use and to assist CUUPS in their work. Want to help? Join us next session on April 5. 

Mar 17: Book Group: Pagan Voices

This 6 session book group meets on 3rd Sundays in Room 1 after coffee hour and read the selection of the month out loud and discuss.

This month’s session is hosted by Dev Inderjeet. We look at “Paths and Patterns” by Misty Sheehan and “Touched by a Goddess” by Om Prakash.

While you don’t need a book to drop-in and check it out, your experience will be enriched if you do get your own text.  You can order it online from the UUA Bookstore or from Amazon.    You can also learn how the book came to be here. 

Mar 21: R&D Ritual Book

We continue to format past rituals and also work on captioning photos for the anniversary photo book. You are welcome to bring old memories, photos, and helping hands. 

FELLOWSHIP

Mar 15: Teaching craft Circle this month takes a “spring kitchen” theme! Come learn different ways to fold grocery store bags and how to make a grocery bag holder.  We will also be decorating dish towels. 1 for you and 1 to give to the church kitchen.

Plan ahead April 14:  Mystic Grove Hosts Spring Coffee Hour.  After the service, we’re teaching the congregation how to dance around the may pole, working on an intergenerational collaborative tree painting, and having an open meeting for programming suggestions.  What do you want Mystic Grove to have more of? Less of? For classes?  Do you want info on how to help teach, lead ritual, and participate more deeply? Come enjoy nibbles and help shape our programs for Fall 2019!

VOLUNTEERING

Mystic Grove welcomes helpers!

• University UU Newsletter Reporter.  Email skills required.  Using a template, you craft the blurb for our sister church’s newsletter about our upcoming activities.  (20 min once a month from now until June 1 to cover the Spring Term.)
• Brochure Delivery.  Your own transportation required.  Pick up brochures/fliers and deliver to various locations in town.  1-3 times a semester, can be done one Saturday afternoon or spread out.
• Ostara Ritual — People to call corners and serve cake and ale.  As always, “on the day” helpers who wish to help put out the chair and clean up dishes always welcome!
• Gore Hall Kitchen Pantry.  We’re doing a kitchen clean up to help our friends on the Coffee Hour committee.  Email if interested.
• Craft Supplies — seeking paper for April and May craft circles.  And collage bits for Dragon eggs in June. (sequins, small pebbles, shells, etc)

MYSTIC GROVE CALENDAR

The Spring Brochure is out! See the programs we’re offering in the Spring semester.  Are you interested in becoming a Mystic Grove teacher? Hosting a craft circle? Email us mysticgrove@orlandouu.org. 

MYSTIC GROVE LINKS TO KNOW

• Mystic Grove WordPress: https://mysticgrovecfl.wordpress.com/
• Mystic Grove Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mysticgrovecfl/
• Mystic Grove YouTube: https://tinyurl.com/mysticgroveyoutube
• Mystic Grove 1U Page: https://www.orlandouu.org/groups/mystic-grove/
• Mystic Grove Calendar : https://mysticgrovecfl.wordpress.com/calendar

Questions or more info?  Please email us at mysticgrove@orlandouu.org