Program

Please join us, for our final program of the 2024 - 2025 program year!  This year, we're continuing our "Photo of the Year" feature. We will be sharing our "Photo of the Year" with one another, in a slideshow presentation format. We'd like you to select your single favorite photo from the past year. You don't need to have taken the photo, but if you use someone else's work, please be sure to credit the photographer. The photo can be of any family-friendly subject: historic, natural, portrait, or scenic -- whatever you'd like to share.

Lake Fellowship members Joanne and Dan will lead us in another discussion about our UU Values & Spirituality. More information about this program to come.

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Join Lake Fellowship member Marnie Karger for a program that explores this month's theme: The Practice of Joy. More information about this program to come.

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Lake Fellowship warmly welcomes guest speaker Jay Shahidi. More information about this program to come.

Mehr “Jay” Shahidi is free-lance international affairs researcher, lobbyist, public speaker, consultant, human rights activist as well as a business owner living in Saint Louis Park.

Lake Fellowship proudly welcomes Rev. Terri Burnor, the Acting Executive Director of the Minnesota Unitarian Universalist Social Justice Alliance, better known as MUUSJA (sounds like "Moose Jaw"). More information about this program to come.

Lake Fellowship welcomes Rev. T. Michael Rock, Director of Contextual Studies and Spiritual Direction and Adjunct Faculty for Spiritual Formation and Contextual Education at United Theological Seminary of the Twin Cities in Saint Paul.

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Join Lake Fellowship member Marnie Karger for an interactive program that explores this month's theme: The Practice of Trust. In preparation for this program, Marnie invites you to consider the following questions:

1. When have you experienced deep, perhaps even absolute trust in something or someone?
2. How do we determine why, what, and whom we trust?
3. When trust is broken, how can we repair it?