Program

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.

Building Your Own Theology will not meet today. We will meet again on Sunday, October 19th. See you then!

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.

Building Your Own Theology will not meet today. We will meet again on Sunday, October 19th. See you then!

Our guest speaker today is Brian Nowak. He will speak to us about his work with environmental issues as a very active member of MN350.

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 from the program today. After a discussion about current events in the National Football League, we'll talk about what role models our culture promotes, especially for young men, and what we might learn from that.

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.

Today, we'll moderate a discussion about some of the current events happening within the National Football League. Specifically, we'll have talking points about Ray Rice (Baltimore Ravens running back indicted for third-degree aggravated assault) and Adrian Peterson (Minnesota Vikings running back indicted for reckless injury to a child).

We'll also seek thoughts about how the NFL reflects our culture as Americans, for better or worse.

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 morality and our sources of it. If we let go of the idea of God, from where to we draw inspiration and solidity to form moral and ethical guidelines? How do we help our children value kindness and working toward a greater good?

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.

Lake Fellowship member and free software advocate, Matthew Tift, will present his thoughts on how the open source culture and community relate to Unitarian Universalism.

We invite you (and those you know) to join us this Sunday for another discussion.

Our topic to consider and discuss this week will a follow up on the discussion held during the regular program. We'll provide a summary of thoughts for anyone who did not attend the program.

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.