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Adult Religious Education Sunday mornings at two times (9:30am and 11:00am). All sessions are drop-in friendly. Sunday, April 7 - In the Library at 9:30: Meditation. Meditation session in the Vipassana tradition, led by Bob Leger. The format consists of a brief check in, a period of meditation, a reading, and a discussion.
- In the Community Room at 9:30: Social Justice. Sandy Cawthern, Rachel Gardiner, and Nikki Drumb will lead sessions drawn from "Building the World We Dream About: A Welcoming Congregation Curriculum on Race and Ethnicity."
- In the Assembly Room of the Enrichment Center at 11:15: One Room Schoolhouse. Join an intergenerational exploration of the 4th UU Principle: "We search for what is true."
Sunday, April 14 - In the Library at 9:30: Spiritual Literacy. This DVD series looks at aspects of spirituality for each letter of the alphabet. Charles Davis will lead the discussion.
- In the Community Room at 9:30: Compassionate Communication. Based on the course by psychologist Marshall Rosenberg, these sessions, led by Mary Murphy, will help participants "honor what's alive" in each of us.
- In the Library at 11:00: Everyday Spiritual Practices. A book discussion about exploring the sacred in our daily lives, using "Everyday Spiritual Practices" by Scott Alexander. Led by Mary Ann Horne.
Sunday, April 21 - In the Library at 9:30: To Be Announced. Please watch the eblast and Order of Service for updates.
- In the Community Room at 9:30: RE-Active. Christine Haskins helps us address the BODY part of mind, body, and spirit. We'll take walks, stretch, inspire each other, and just be more mindful of our bodies.
- In the Library at 11:00: To Be Announced. Please watch the eblast and Order of Service for updates.
Sunday, April 28 - In the Library at 9:30: Social Justice. Immigration.
- In the Community Room at 9:30: Everyday Spiritual Practice. A book discussion about exploring the sacred in our daily lives, using "Everyday Spiritual Practices" by Scott Alexander. (The Community Room discussion, led by Mary Murphy, will focus on a different topic than the Library discussions.)
- In the Library at 11:00: To Be Announced. Please watch the eblast and Order of Service for updates.
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Congregation & Beyond: A Discussion Three Sundays, April 7, 14, & 21, 5:00-6:00pm in the Hiett Library Published in February of 2012, this short-but-provocative white paper by the president of our Unitarian Universalist Association (UUA), The Rev. Peter Morales, asked congregations to reflect on the changing nature of religion in contemporary society. We'll use the UUA-provided discussion guide to reflect together. RSVP appreciated but not required to
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Adult Religious Education Schedule for March Sunday mornings at two times (9:30am and 11:00am) in the Hiett Library (off the Gore Hall foyer), the Community Room (Room 18 in the Enrichment Center), and in the Assembly Room of the Enrichment Center. All sessions are drop-in friendly. Sunday, March 3 - In the Library at 9:30am: Meditation. Meditation session in the Vipassana tradition, led by Bob Leger. The format consists of a brief check in, a period of meditation, a reading, and a discussion.
- In the Community Room at 9:30am: Social Justice. Sandy Cawthern, Rachel Gardiner, and Nikki Drumb will lead sessions drawn from "Building the World We Dream About: A Welcoming Congregation Curriculum on Race and Ethnicity."
- In the Enrichment Center Assembly Room at 11:15am: One Room Schoolhouse. Join an inter-generational exploration of the third UU Principle: "We're Free to Learn Together."
Sunday, March 10 - In the Library at 9:30am: Spiritual Literacy. The DVD series looks at aspects of spirituality for each letter of the alphabet. Charles Davis will lead the discussion.
- In the Community Room at 9:30am: Compassionate Communication. Based on the course by psychologist Marshall Rosenberg, these sessions led by Mary Murphy will help participants "honor what's alive" in each of us.
- In the Library at 11:00am: Everyday Spiritual Practices. A book discussion about exploring the sacred in our daily lives, using the book "Everyday Spiritual Practices" by Scott Alexander. Led by Mary Ann Horne.
Sunday, March 17 - In the Library at 9:30am: Drop-In Covenant. A covenant group that is open to everyone, for building relationships and spiritual growth. Led by Bob Leger.
- In the Community Room at 9:30am: RE-Active. Christine Haskins helps us address the BODY part of mind, body, and spirit. We'll take walks, stretch, inspire each other, and just be more mindful of our bodies.
- In the Library at 11:00am: To Be Announced. Please watch the eblast and Order of Service for updates.
Sunday, March 24 - In the Library at 9:30am: Social Justice. Coalition for the Homeless.
- In the Community Room at 9:30am: Everyday Spiritual Practice. A book discussion about exploring the sacred in our daily lives, using the book "Everyday Spiritual Practices" by Scott Alexander. (The Community Room discussion, led by Mary Murphy, will focus on a different topic than Library discussions.)
- In the Library at 11:00am: To Be Announced. Please watch the eblast and Order of Service for updates.
Sunday, March 31 (Easter) There will be no Adult Religious Education classes today. Everyone is invited to join the Children's Religious Education Easter party and egg hunt in the Enrichment Center.
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Life Transitions Class A 4-Session Program about Dealing with Life Changes The First and Third Tuesday of March and April (3/5, 3/19, 4/2, 4/16); 7:15-8:45pm in the Hiett Library. There are many transitions in our lives. We leave home. Relationships begin and end. Children come into our lives and loved ones die. We start new jobs, then leave or lose them. We relocate. Many, many changes. Some we choose; some we do not. However, all transitions share some common elements, and if we can understand those elements the roller coaster ride of change is often easier to navigate. In this 4-session program, we will look at those common elements and tools we can use on the journey. Sign up with Rev. Kathy at
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