This week’s message invites us to remember when we first knew ourselves to be a part of history. Rev. Lisa reflects on the extraordinary and ordinary moments that shape a free and democratic world.
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Meets next ONLINE on Monday, January 18 at 11:00 AM to discuss the book The Song Remains the Same by Allison Wynn Scotch. Please direct any questions to Bev Montgomery. New members are always welcome.
A Zoom meeting ID will be emailed to current participants before the meeting (see why here). New attendees: please email Bev Montgomery 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.
This week’s message shares a shortened version of the five smooth stones of liberal religion. Rev. Lisa reflects on the continued need for moral and prophetic imagination in our nation today and the hope that our commitment to the practice of democracy will continue to build the world we dream. In addition, click here to view one of the UUA’s written resources on the five smooth stones.
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Meets next ONLINE on Monday, January 11 at 6:40 PM – NOTE earlier gather time for casual conversation before the meeting officially starts at 7:00 PM – to discuss Spirit Car: Journey to a Dakota Past, by Diane Wilson. 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.
Meets next ONLINE on Tuesday, January 12 at 7:00 PM to discuss the book A Gentleman in Moscow by Amor Towles.
A Zoom meeting ID will be emailed to current participants before the meeting (see why here). 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.
(Formerly Men’s Book Club)
