Do you ever feel like you are stuck on a treadmill without an off switch? Do your days often feel like a blur? Are you trying hard just to keep up with the avalanche of activities before you? Is it difficult to separate your work from the rest of your life? Meditation is a means to quiet the mind, increase awareness, reduce stress, and cultivate positive qualities, such as kindness, empathy, and compassion.
For today's program, we will be entertained by musicians Harry Chalmiers and Randy Sabien.
The Generations Panel is back! We'll have a panel of experts from several different decades to disuss their dominent views of two different topics: homosexuality, and our government. The experts have been given these guiding questions to mull over before the program:
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.
Join us for our annual celebration of the Spring season with a potluck and fellowship as our main events. Watch for a sign-up sheet on the bulliten board to bring food for this day.
Join us for a trip down memory lane as member Kate Leith presents photos and stories of Lake Fellowship's history. Come hear about how we got started and what has lead us to where we are today.
Colin Wendt will share photos and stories from his recent semester in Ecaudor and other parts of South America. Colin is a pre-med student at the U of M and has previously presented a traveloue at Lake Fellowship on his trip to India.
Our presenter today is Tomás Filsinger, (b. Mexico City 1953) Graphic Artist/Cartographer - BFA UIA '76 , MFA UCLA '86.He will be presenting the insights, agony and ecstasy of trying to design and FINISH a new version of the "Map of the Universe" a Cosmogram for our age and its twin graphic that includes the Maya Calendric Cycles illustrating the evolution and comparison of other attempts to depict the Time/Space of the Cosmos in graphic form through different ages and cultures.
Please join us for our bi-monthly movie night. Pizza and beverages will be served at 6:30, and the movie (yet to be selected) will begin at 7:00. Monetary contributions to cover the cost of the food are encouraged.
Alain de Botton, founder of London's "School of Life" gave a TED talk in Ediborough, Scotland in July 2011, entitled "Atheism 2.0." We will watch a recording of this talk and then hold a discussion based on his main talking points.