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Sunday ZOOM Service – (Hallowe’en!) “What Am I Scared Of?”

After service leader Doris Bergen briefly discusses the role being scared may play in our positive (or negative) responses to life, participants will be invited to briefly share personal scary thoughts and how they cope with them to make their lives more resilient and productive. The purpose of this service is to help us be … Continue reading Sunday ZOOM Service – (Hallowe’en!) “What Am I Scared Of?”

Sunday ZOOM Service – The Cooperative Model

Please join Carla Blackmar, board member of the MOON cooperative; to discuss the ways producer, consumer, and worker cooperatives can help build thriving communities. She will present three types of cooperative economic structures, and provide local examples of how cooperatives prioritize people over profit. Service leader: Patty Klingenberg

Sunday ZOOM Service – On Growing Older:  It’s Better Than the Alternative.

Taking ideas from personal experience, books, and the comics, service leader Linda Amspaugh will explore the process of growing older.  What do you have to look forward to?  How do “old people” cope?  Are there advantages in being the oldest one in the room?  Are there connections between growing older and our Principles and Traditions?  … Continue reading Sunday ZOOM Service – On Growing Older:  It’s Better Than the Alternative.

Sunday ZOOM Service – Sex and Gender and our Principles.

Sex and gender are not the same thing, and both of them exist on a spectrum. During LGBT History month, on the day before Coming Out Day, service leader Jennifer Blue will lead us in a discussion of sex and gender and sexuality, and how understanding these concepts ties to our principles.

Sunday ZOOM Service – Reflections on the Second Principle: Justice, Equity and Compassion in Human Relations.

In the words of the Reverend Emily Gage, of Chicago, “Justice, equity, and compassion in human relations points us toward something beyond ‘inherent worth and dignity.’ It points us to the larger community. It gets at collective responsibility. It reminds us that treating people as human beings is not simply something we do one-on-one, but … Continue reading Sunday ZOOM Service – Reflections on the Second Principle: Justice, Equity and Compassion in Human Relations.

Sunday Zoom Service: What We’ve Learned During the Pandemic.  

Presenters Cynthia Kelley and Genevieve O’Malley Knight will lead a discussion on the different types of things learned during the past year and a half. If you have learned something new or unexpected that you’d like to share, please contact Cynthia or Genevieve by mid- September. Service Leader: Celia Ellison.