Host: Nancy Murnane
Topic: Share a time when you’ve experience awe. Travel? Birth? Nature? Other?
Procedure: You will receive an email link the day before to join the Zoom meeting.
If you’re new to Zoom or would like some extra help, there is an instruction document that takes you through how to install and use Zoom. Or let me know and we could do a practice session.
The Minnesota Unitarian Universalist Social Justice Alliance and Minnesota Interfaith Power and Light are hosting a rally for indigenous rights and climate justice at the State Capitol Wednesday, February 15. Organizers are calling for lawmakers to honor Indigenous Sovereignty and treaty rights and protect our our land, water and wildlife.
Schedule:
11 a.m.–12:45 p.m. Training, preparation, and lunch at Christ on Capitol Hill Lutheran Church, 105 University Ave. W. St. Paul 55103 (*Some lobby visits are scheduled for the late morning; for those people, please check in first at the church)
12:45–1 p.m. March from the church to the Capitol
1–2 p.m. Rally in the Capitol Rotunda
2–4 p.m. Deliver postcards and meet with key legislators (For those whose lobby visits begin between 2-4pm, please check in at the Capitol Rotunda)
Where: Online, a Zoom link will be sent to attendees.
Host: Jan Geigle
Topic: Do you see yourself as an introvert or extrovert, and how do you think other people see you?
New attendees: please email Sue McKnight to request meeting details. If you’re new to Zoom or would like some extra help, there is an instruction document that takes you through how to install and use Zoom.
Meets next ONLINE on Tuesday, January 10 at 7:00 PM to discuss A Perfect Spy by John le Carre.
A Zoom meeting ID will be emailed to current participants before the meeting. If you have questions, please contact Adam Schenck or Gary Charles. New members are always welcome.
New attendees: please email Gary Charles to request Zoom meeting ID/password details. If you’re new to Zoom or would like some extra help, we’ve created an instruction document that takes you through how to install and use Zoom.
Women Who Read welcomes all women and non-binary people who find their home in women-centric spaces. Meets next ONLINE on Monday, January 9 at 7:00 PM to discuss the book Fresh Water for Flowers by Valerie Perrin. If you have questions about the Women Who Read book club, please contact Christy Dachelet.
A Zoom meeting ID will be emailed to current participants before the meeting (see why here). New attendees: please email Christy Dachelet to request meeting details. If you’re new to Zoom or would like some extra help, we’ve created an instruction document that takes you through how to install and use Zoom.
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