This Sunday we welcome back Emily White, Director of Development and Marketing for The Food Group (formerly Emergency Foodshelf Network). Emily's program will catch us up with how the organization has been faring since we began contributing financial donations last summer.
Today, Lake Fellowship is delighted to welcome back Dr. Yvette Erasmus to speak with us today about Core Commitments we might make in our lives when we live according to compassion-based and nonviolent principles and consciousness.
Today, Lake Fellowship member Karen Wendt will present a program around the idea of individualism to collectivism. More info on this to come.
Today's meeting is via Zoom, and co-hosted by Lake Fellowship members Kristin Fulkerson and Terry McGlynn. You can join the group starting at 10:15 a.m. and the program will begin at 10:30. To join, please check your email for the Zoom link, or request a link by sending an email to info@lakefellowship.org. We'll try to get back to you as soon as possible.
Lake Fellowship is pleased to welcome back guest speaker Steve Fredlund today. More information on Steve's program to come.
Today's meeting is via Zoom, and co-hosted by Lake Fellowship members Kristin Fulkerson and Terry McGlynn. You can join the group starting at 10:15 a.m. and the program will begin at 10:30. To join, please check your email for the Zoom link, or request a link by sending an email to info@lakefellowship.org. We'll try to get back to you as soon as possible.
Lake Fellowship welcomes guest speaker Murali Rao who will be speaking to us about fighting climate change. His talk promotes clean air by going solar, discusses health effects of air pollution, and the economics of going solar.
Dr. Rao is a physician who worked at Duke and the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH). He retired in 2009, and since then has been active in promoting solar projects as a way to combat air pollution and reduce health effects associated with pollution.
Today, Lake Fellowship is proud to present newly minted Lake Fellowship member, Dr. Jen Senchea to present a program to tie in with this month's theme of Commitment.
Today, Lake Fellowship welcomes guest speaker Lea Cullen Boyer, a Sustainability Coordinator from Westchester, New York.
Fresh approaches to conservation and climate opportunities are emerging out of the COVID crisis. This lively hour long presentation is an invitation to conversation on what we've learned during this extraordinary time.
For today's program, please join us for an extended Joys & Concerns, with any follow up discussion. We'll make space to hear from one another, maybe while I'll sipping something warm and nibbling on a cookie or two.
Lake Fellowship member Don Penn will present our program today. This will, in some ways, be a continuation of the discussion we shared on 11/29/2020, and will begin to try to DEFINE just how far apart the two halves of America are on some of the critical issues from that discussion. This discussion will NOT look to give any answers here, but will attempt to define the problem before we propose solutions.
Today, Maria Filsinger Interrante, daughter of Tomas Filsinger and Vicki Interrante (friends of Lake Fellowship) will present on the COVID 19 vaccine. Maria is pursuing her MD/PhD at Stanford in a vaccine research lab, and has worked on SARS-2 as well as HIV, flu, and Ebola. Maria will present on how these vaccines work, what they are made of, and the differences between the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines. She will also answer questions on their safety, efficacy, and availability. Please join us in our next Zoom meeting on Dec 20th for Maria’s presentation on the COVID 19 vaccines!
