Scott Tanona, Dan Swenson, Michaela Sievers and Brice Hobrock share reflections of the New Year. Convener: Elke Lorenz.
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Worldwide, millions of members of the human family died in 2011. Several UUFM members reflect on the contributions of women and men whose lives had special meaning for them. Convener: Michael Oldfather.
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Former Fellowship member and UU ministerial student Eric Banner muses, “A child was born in the darkest night, and then came the morning. Our time of preparations is over, and the last shiny package has been opened. When everything we’ve planned for has come to … read more.
Let us make each birth holy. Come celebrate with family and friends the wonder of love that finds the lost, heals the broken, feeds the hungry … Let us sing and share the stories that brings the light of joy, so that we may perceive … read more.
Reverend Michael Nelson reflects, “Dedication that honors all aspects of living brings richness and meaning to our individual and shared lives. Unitarian Universalists have dedicated themselves to bringing goodness into the world for centuries. Let us carry on this tradition with intelligence and a … read more.
Several UUFM members read favorite holiday stories and poems. They are joined by Fellowship singers and musicians, as we share memories of past Christmases. Convener: Michael Oldfather
The Music Committee hosts Slawomir Dobrzanski’s fall student recital. The most ambitious offering is Liszt’s “Totentanz. Danse Macabre.” The program features lots of nice Debussy, a little Bach, and some Beethoven sonatas. NOTE: This program will be taken down at the end of the month.
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Rev Michael Nelson muses, “A group has been meeting at the Fellowship to read Lao Tzu’s 81 verses of the Tao de Ching. It has been an amazing journey, frustrating, hilarious, sweet, yet always turning us toward what can’t be named. We share our experience of … read more.
Laura Lott discusses the deep link between humans and animals, and the importance of this bond in nurturing the human spirit. RE students will share a presentation on their social action projects: ethical eating and helping animals. Convener: Elke Lorenz.
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Michael muses, “We all have a capacity to know when something doesn’t feel right or when it feels wondrous. Sacred geometry’s secret is the 7th direction–lines of energy that move inward through heart and soul.” David Yarrow, a visionary steward of the Earth, and … read more.
