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December 22, 2024 — Sara Drew
“Lanterns” Inspired by Marian Wright Edelman, a longtime civil and children’s rights advocate, her book Lanterns: A Memoir of Mentors, and as we find ourselves in the darkest time of the year: we’ll focus on who and what has provided us light and guided our way through life. As we look forward, we will also …
December 15, 2024 — Phoenix Bell-Shelton Biggs
“Light in the Shadows” As the year winds down and we gather in the holiday season, we turn to the timeless gifts of hope, faith, and joy. But what do these words truly mean in our ever-changing world? Together, we will explore new and ancient ways to understand these qualities, inviting in both the warmth …
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December 8, 2024 — Arri Eisen
“Science & Religion: How Even What Little I Know About Them Might change Our Nation” Science and religion are two sides of the same coins, which are spent on figuring out the nature of reality and the human condition. America is in a big mess; can science and religion looked at this way get us …
December 1, 2024 — Rev. Marti Keller
“Let the Gifting Begin” A post Thanksgiving look at the history of and contemporary practices of holiday gifting. From the absurd to the spiritually generous. Confession of the speaker: she once “observed” Black Friday and the lessons there from. Facilitator: Stell SimontonMusician: Jean Heinrich
November 24, 2024 — Leon Clymore
“Humbled by Gratitude” To whom much is given, much is required. Facilitator: Wade MarbaughMusician: Craig Rafuse