Fellowship members Aimee Fowler, Laura Lott, and Deirdre Greeley share thoughts on families of many compositions. Convener: Cathy Hedge.
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Dorothy Nickel Friesen, chair of Prairie View, Inc. a faith-based mental health ministry and retired Mennonite pastor muses, “Sometimes being a pest is part of working for justice. Sometimes those in power really do change their minds — just because of the pestering. Contemporary issues … read more.
Slawomir Dobrzanski and Reverend Michael Nelson consider “Unitarian-Universalism promotes tolerance from many levels and facets of the world we live in, but in the U.S., we live in a period of increasing intolerance. What can we learn from countries like Poland, Sweden, and others … read more.
Fellowship member Jim Shanteau leads a “mostly Bach” musical program that features his venerable Woodwinds Anonymous ensemble. The day’s spiritual message is delivered in the universal language of music, with featured speakers including flute, clarinet, oboe and others. Convener: Dave Lambert.
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Dave Lambert and Scott Tanona explore the growing focus of economists on happiness. Once considered an unobservable and even an unnecessary concept underlying people’s choices, economists have more recently explored how the pursuit of happiness guides choices and is an important measure of personal and … read more.
Unitarians played a vital role in helping women in their struggle to gain the right to vote. Enell Foerster and Rev. Michael Nelson investigate how this fundamental shift in power occurred and examine how the need for further empowerment continues. Contact Michael at 537-2349 or … read more.
Vincent Amanor-Boadu leads a conversation exploring the economics of romantic love and its effect on people’s choices. He explores how time and other resource constraints influence people’s choices in the selection of their romantic lovers and how feedback and learning from these relationships influence … read more.
The ‘Third Side’ Global Negotiations Project at Harvard University, teaches creative ways of using conflict to move the world toward peace instead of destruction. How can we more effectively use conflict in our personal and shared lives? Reverends Thea Nietfeld and Michael Nelson explore how … read more.
Our guest is the Rev Lt Col Peter Bauer, who will be presenting a series of three lectures on Saturday, January 21, at the Fellowship. Rev Bauer explores how we, as a community, can help returning veterans cope with the stresses of combat through spiritual … read more.
Reverend Michael Nelson reflects, “What prejudices prevents one from effectively using their prophetic voice to bring harmony and justice to all? What privileges do we have that prevent us from helping to manifest Martin Luther King’s vision of equality for all children regardless of race … read more.
