We invite you (and those you know) to join us this Sunday for another discussion.
Our topic to consider and discuss this week will announced soon. Check back here closer to the date of the discussion for an update on the topic.
We'll share our thoughts, and figure out what our next topic will be after this. As always, come with an open mind, and an open heart.
This Sunday, we invite everyone to share their passions with the group in an informal show and tell discussion. What's a passion? Anything you do, or have done in the past that adds good to the world, even in the smallest of ways. From raking yards for neighbors, to calling local representatives to promote social justice; from volunteering at a school, to tending a garden that brings smiles to passersby; from devoting your career to helping those who cannot help themselves, to holding a door for a stranger. These are all good things that are worthy of sharing.
We invite you (and those you know) to join us this Sunday for another discussion.
Our topic to consider and discuss this week will be tithing. By definition, tithing is donating one-tenth of something -- from your annual crop to your annual income -- for a religious and/or charitable cause. What would modern day tithing look like if managed and spent effectively? Could we affect real change through tithing today?
We'll share our thoughts, and figure out what our next topic will be after this. As always, come with an open mind, and an open heart.
Fellowship member Chris Hall will do a program on common characteristics of a humanist and some characteristics not necessary to believe in to be a humanist. This fall a religious believer might have said, "What beautiful colors God created this fall." A Fellowship member expressed a more humanist view, "Who would have known that the absence of chlorophyll could produce such beautiful color."
We invite you (and those you know) to join us this Sunday for another discussion.
Our topic to consider and discuss this week will be a follow up discussion based on the program that day.
We'll share our thoughts, and figure out what our next topic will be after this. As always, come with an open mind, and an open heart.
Ashley Horan is the Executive Director of MUUSJA, the Minnesota Unitarian Universalist Social Justice Alliance. She will speak to us today about taking up social justice issues as a UU.
We invite you (and those you know) to join us this Sunday for another discussion.
Our topic to consider and discuss this week will be a follow up discussion based on the program that day.
We'll share our thoughts, and figure out what our next topic will be after this. As always, come with an open mind, and an open heart.
About the Program: We all experience interpersonal and internal conflict from time to time. At home, at work and even at church we have felt the sting of our differences. Depending on our level of emotional intelligence and ethnical ancestry, most of us are a little afraid of it or really afraid of it.
We invite you (and those you know) to join us this Sunday for another discussion.
Our topic to consider and discuss this week will be living with dysfunction and conflict. How to we use our spirituality to deal with, tolerate, and reduce the problems in our lives and in our relationship to others?
We'll share our thoughts, and figure out what our next topic will be after this. As always, come with an open mind, and an open heart.
Join us for a special musical performance featuring a Lake Fellowship favorite: Mr. Herb Holt. Herb is a jazz pianist whose musical history dates back to his early childhood. He studied piano, violin and guitar and earned his living playing jazz with his own group. Herb owned his own business, Music Marketing, from 1968 until his retirement in 2002. He became interested in the history of musical entertainment in the United States and specializes in the years 1911-1943.