Costs and Cancellations – See each listing for details. Procedures and costs depend on each individual event. Donations are accepted. If not enough people sign up in time, events may be canceled. For registration information, please contact Carol Alice, Chair of Adult Enrichment Programs, at calicejfry@gmail.com.
Qigong Practice
Saturdays 9:30 to 10:45 a.m. in RE Main or outside – Recharge your body and relax your mind. Certified instructors: Christina Bjergo, Lac and Liz Bolza, 360-546-2831; Lbolza@comcast.net
A Course in Miracles
Sunday mornings RE room #5, 9:00 to 10:45 a.m. Suggested Donation $5.00 per Quarter. Meditation followed
by study group. This course is about Christianity and Eastern philosophy, a
unique blend of psychology and practical applications. Facilitator: Cindy
Stoddard, 360-263-6282, cstoddard9@yahoo.com
This Home-School Program will involve children of all ages. Our vision is to have relaxed, collaborative groups where all parents contribute as their energy and ability allow. Some of the possibilities include: for the younger children - participating in story time, sing-along, crafts and art projects. The older children may have book clubs, art projects and science projects. Please also bring your innovative ideas. For further information please contact Eva Luchini at 360-210-5158, or email evabigmama@gmail.com
Transcendentalists – Begins September 19th. Sundays mornings 9:30 to 10:45 a.m. RE Room #1. Suggested Donation $10.00 one time. This on-going, drop in group is a series of DVD presentations followed by discussion. Transcendentalism is a religious, philosophical and literary movement that arose in the 19th century. We will explore its roots in Unitarian Universalism through the works of Emerson, Thoreau, Fuller, Whitman and others. Facilitated by John Fry, calicejfry@gmail.com and Arlene Richter, arlener13@comcast.net
Saturday Workshop
“Unplug the Christmas Machine” Workshop
Saturday, October 2nd, 9 am to 3 pm. Bring your own lunch.
(Beverages and dessert provided) Cost: $10.00 Facilitator: Donna Aase
Based on the book of the same title, this workshop will help you enjoy a simpler, more satisfying holiday season. Through a series of reflective exercises, we will consider such topics as: gift - giving, family roles and responsibilities, extended family gatherings, what children want/need at the holidays, memories, and goal setting for future holidays. Join us for a time of reflecting, sharing, and preparing for a relaxed and enjoyable holiday season.
Fall Labyrinth Event
Fall Equinox Labyrinth Walk, Sunday, September 26, 6:30 to 9:00 p.m. in the sanctuary. Suggested Donation $10.00 Come at 6:30 for the warming of the labyrinth or come anytime throughout the evening. Walk the Chartres labyrinth accompanied by soft music and candlelight. You are invited to bring musical instruments of your own. Facilitated by Christian Brinton, M.A. Veriditas certified labyrinth guide.
Seven UU Principles coming soon - Time and dates TBA
Solstice and Equinox Labyrinth Events – As the seasons change. Specific dates TBA