Join us as we discuss October's theme of Sanctuary. Sacred for some, and triggering for others, the term "sanctuary" conjures a wide spectrum of thoughts, emotions, images, and memories. Through videos, slideshows, discussions, small group, and solo exercises, Lake Fellowship member Marnie Karger will help us dig into what sanctuary means for each of us, and what it can mean for our fellowship.
Join us as we discuss October's theme of Sanctuary. Sacred for some, and triggering for others, the term "sanctuary" conjures a wide spectrum of thoughts, emotions, images, and memories. Through videos, slideshows, discussions, small group, and solo exercises, Lake Fellowship member Marnie Karger will help us dig into what sanctuary means for each of us, and what it can mean for our fellowship.
Today, we'll begin by exploring what sanctuary means, what it can do, and where we can find it. Pay attention; there WILL be homework!
Join us for a discussion of current events, moderated by Les Kraus. Come with a topic and information in mind, or just join in as you like as we tackle news spanning local, national and global issues.
Sunday program celebrating our unique A-frame home, its beautiful natural setting, and the visionary members who provided these gifts. Followed by a catered barbecue lunch and karaoke. Dress: Casual
10:30am – Program
11:30am – Catered Barbecue Lunch
Today we welcome Julie Moore, who works with the City of Shorewood recyling program. She will talk to us about how the program works, how we can help make the process run smoothly, and she'll share the story of what happens after our recyclables are picked up in the big trucks.
As has been our tradition for a decade, we will start our new season of programs with a Water Ceremony. The Water Ceremony is a great way to reconvene after summer break. For those who may not be familiar with this annual tradition, members and friends bring to the service a small amount of water that represents something of significance for them. One by one the water is poured into a larger bowl. This is more than a “what I did this summer” report but represents a re-gathering of our community.
This marks our final formal gathering of the season. We'll host a talent show open to anyone and everyone, and we'll conclude with a potluck cookout. Bring your smile, your talent, a dish to share, and something to grill.
Members, please plan to stick around after the potluck for our annual Lake Fellowship Meeting.
In the past year we have seen the emergence of several movements, including #metoo and #IcallBS. While these movements have gained mainstream acceptance, there is one movement that has largely been disdained by mainstream America. Following up on his performance on May 5, 2018 on Saturday Night Live, Childish Gambino (Donald Glover's alter ego) dropped a music video that addresses the myriad of issues of living while black in America - This is
On April 5, Hawaii became the seventh state to authorize the practice of medical aid in dying for terminally ill adults. Eighteen percent of the U.S. population now has access to this end-of-life option. Twenty more states, including Minnesota, have introduced similar legislation. As public support grows, communities of faith have the opportunity to engage in this important conversation.
April's theme is Balance. Throughout this month, we'll explore what balance is, how to achieve it, and why sometimes it's not worth seeking.
Today's program, lead by Marnie Karger, will focus on when to strive for balance, and when it's best to let it go. It will include discussions as well as a guided meditation by Matthew Tift.