Program

Lake Fellowship member Marnie Karger will lead a program to explore January's theme: Practicing Resistance. More information to come.

There is no program on December 28, 2025. Enjoy your holiday and seasonal gatherings.

Lake Fellowship warmly welcomes back the duo of Richard Terrill and Larry McDonough for a program they're calling, "Mysteries of the Season: Music and Poetry for Solstice and the Holidays"

Their program will include Larry’s original and downright unusual arrangements of standards like I’ll be Home for Christmas, Silent Night, Christmas Time Is Here, Little Drummer Boy and more, as well as Richard’s poems for the season—all offered in the spirit of liberal religion

Lake Fellowship warmly welcomes back Lee Stagg.

More about Lee's program to come.

Lee Stagg has been an English and Theory of Knowledge teacher and program coordinator in the St. Paul Schools for over 25 years. He holds two master’s degrees in teaching English and Systematic Theology. Having moved from evangelical roots in the American south, through a more progressive Christianity, he is now a firm agnostic, yet retains a deep interest in studying philosophy, theology, the bible, and related topics.

Lake Fellowship member Marnie Karger will lead a program to explore December's theme: Choosing Hope. More information to come.

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Lake Fellowship warmly welcomes guest speaker Mikah Meyer! More information to come.

Santosha, or contentment, points toward gratitude not as denial of hardship but as trust in life’s fullness. This teaching echoes the UU value of Generosity, which grows from gratitude and connects us with one another. Matthew Tift will lead reflection on how a spirit of contentment can nourish joy and balance in daily living. Together we will practice seeing life with eyes of appreciation.

Lake Fellowship member Marnie Karger will lead a program to explore November's theme: Nurturing Gratitude. More information to come.