Program

Growing up, Jennifer learned to be a survivor...from a plane crash to a family riddled with addiction and abuse, to a steady pattern of unhealthy relationships as an adult - she kept looking for the bright side of life. After leaving an award-winning, 24-year corporate career in leadership, Jennifer transitioned to a life of leisure without missing a beat. No, that's not true at all. Facing severe burnout, Jennifer decided there must be more to life so she left the perceived security of her corporate gig to begin what she calls her encore career. She was an overnight success.

As we welcome in a new year, we also explore a new monthly theme: Living with Intention. Lake Fellowship member Marnie Karger will lead this exploratory program. Together, we'll examine the intersections of intentions and goals, as well as the relationship between intention and impact.

In the last two decades, many people have become far more willing to act as allies for people who identify as lesbian (L), gay (G), bisexual (B) or transgender (T). Often, however, there’s also a “Q” in the LGBTQ alphabet; that stands for  both “questioning” (e.g., “I’m not sure where I am on the alphabet, if anywhere…) or “queer” (“I’m just me, whatever that means to you…”). 

There is no program on December 26, 2021. Enjoy your holiday and seasonal gatherings.

This program will explore November's theme, Holding History. Lake Fellowship member Marnie Karger will lead this interactive and introspective program about why How we remember history is as important as What we remember.

Please remember to "Fall Back" as Sunday, November 7th, marks the end of Daylight Saving Time.

Lake Fellowship is proud to welcome back one of its own, Katee Wendt, for a program related to her field of study.

While it has been our regular tradition to gather with a potluck on the Sunday before Thanksgiving, this year has been anything but regular. This year we will gather virtually to share our gratitude for what we have, as well as some extended Joys and Concerns. 

Lake Fellowship welcomes Guest Speaker Laura C. Red Eagle to present a program about Indigenous language revitalization. Language revitalization is an effort made to halt or reverse the decline of a language, or revive an extinct one.  The revitalization of indigenous languages is essential for ensuring the continuation and transmission of culture, customs and history.  In this program, learn how the Ho-Chunk lost their language and the efforts being done to address the issue.  

Lake Fellowship welcomes Guest Speaker Nancy Clift to lead this program. 

Nancy Clift is a communication expert, currently developing a book on listening. Her working title is: “Listen!  It will change your the world.”