Lake Fellowship warmly welcomes guest speaker Keola Whittaker for a program about this month's theme of Healing. He will be joining us via Zoom for this program.
About the program: Carolyn McDade wrote “Spirit of Life” on a night when she was worn out, sitting alone at her piano and praying not to give up. More than forty years later it is the hymn Unitarian Universalists sing more than any other. On this Sunday after Thanksgiving, we’ll go through the song one line at a time and hear it as breathing: the breath we take before we answer, the breath we can see on a cold Minnesota morning, and the breath we lend each other when someone can’t carry the note alone. Come learn about one of our favorites hymns and how it speaks to us today.
About our speaker: Keola Whittaker is a Maui-based Unitarian Universalist minister in training who is in his final semester at Starr King School for the Ministry. He has preached at UU congregations in California, Hawaiʻi, and Auckland, New Zealand.
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