This week’s message honors Banned Books Week. Rev. Lisa reflects on Unitarian Universalism’s deep commitment to the free exchange of ideas and shares what happened to a banned book in our history. Click here for more information about Banned Books Week and lists of banned books.
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If you receive an email or text message that appears to be from a UUCM minister, staff or church member asking you for a favor, money or to purchase gift cards, please be sure to always speak with the alleged sender directly (draft a separate email, or call them) BEFORE giving money or purchasing gift cards of any kind. Please be extra cautious and communicative if you are not sure about a request. Learn more here and feel free to reach out to office@uucmtka.org with any questions.
The week’s message reflects on the challenges of belonging to our bodies and the living earth. Rev. Lisa invites us to practice this belonging through our senses and the delights of this season.
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On Exhibit from September 1 – November
“My work is [intuitive and] painterly, with flowing lines, and marked by the obvious sign of the hand. Each piece has its own energy derived by the intensity of the marks but also the choice of colors, vivid, sometimes joyful, other times muted, pensive or sorrowful. My themes are about spirituality, social justice, art and healing.”
Print details: “Cha. Cha. Cha.” Intaglio, relief, stencils, acrylic and chine colle. Awarded Best In Show, Artistry, Bloomington Center for the Arts. 2020. Merit Award Robyn Gallery. 2021. First Place in Printmaking, Hopkins Center for the Arts.
Read Lynnette’s full bio and artist statement. Visit her website and check out the following video presentations:
Artist Feature – Lynnette Black: Highpoint Center for Printmaking
Panel discussion about Lynnette’s development as an artist over 50 years, produced by International Association of Artists (IAFA).
If you are attending Sunday services on Zoom and would like to see the show in person, please contact Christy Dachelet to arrange a viewing at your convenience.
Our mask policy will be directly tied to the COVID numbers in our community and will adjust accordingly to the three community risk levels as needed.
Signs will be clearly posted and adjusted for the three community risk levels detailed below. A notice will also be published in the weekly Friday Update email, so attendees can anticipate each Sunday’s masking guidelines. Continue reading →
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