"Why an Agnostic Should Read the Bible" with Guest Speaker, Lee Stagg
Lake Fellowship warmly welcomes guest speaker Lee Stagg for a program titled, "Why an Agnostic Should Read the Bible."
Lake Fellowship warmly welcomes guest speaker Lee Stagg for a program titled, "Why an Agnostic Should Read the Bible."
This year, we feel the world's pain and want to help. With so many organizations doing good work, it can feel overwhelming to decide how to get involved. In this program, Lake Fellowship's Social Justice Committee Chair and MUUSJA connector, Matthew Tift, shares his journey and his framework to help you find your place. He found his place in the resistance movement and realized social justice work thrives in community.
Lake Fellowship warmly welcomes Markus Flynn for a program titled, "Perseverance."
Our speakers today will help us understand what being neurodivergent means, how those who are have been treated and how they contribute, and how we can better include them in our group and in society.
When we profess that "All are welcome" in our fellowship, do we really mean "All?" Where do we draw the line if we draw one at all?
Join Lake Fellowship member Marnie Karger for a program that explores this month's theme: The Practice of Inclusion. Marnie will share a video of a thought-provoking UU sermon and then lead a discussion about it.
LFUU Member Laurie Gauer and Friend Joanne Kutzler will lead us in an interactive workshop to explore how the spiritual practice of Story, this month’s theme, can help us live the UU values in our daily lives. We will be working in small groups and as a large
group to share stories of how as individuals and as a congregation we have recently lived a UU value and create stories of how we will live a UU value in the future.
Join Lake Fellowship member Marnie Karger for a program that explores this month's theme: The Practice of Story. For this program, Marnie will guide us through an exploration of how change can happen through powerful narrative, and how simple, heartfelt, and universally human stories make all the difference.
1/10/2025 Update: Due to technical difficulties, Ruben will be joining us via Zoom for this program, rather than in-person as previously planned. We hope to have Ruben back with us in-person at a later date for a more discussion-based program.
Lake Fellowship proudly welcomes back Larry McDonough and Richard Terrill for another program of music, poetry and story, titled, "The World Has Need of You."
There is no program on December 29, 2024. Enjoy your holiday and seasonal gatherings.