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Children attend beginning, and leave to RE before main service.

"Festival of Poetry"

Datetime: 
09/26/2010 - 10:15am - 11:40am
Type: 
Lay-led
Theme: 
Poetry

Festival of Poetry" 

The Dodge Biennial Poetry Festival will be held the weekend of Oct 1-3. In recognition of this event, you are invited to bring your favorite poems to the service to share. We will also have samples of poetry from some of the poets who are participating in the Dodge Biennial. Coordinated by Tony Van der Mude

"All Around Happiness"

Datetime: 
09/19/2010 - 10:15am - 11:40am
Speaker: 
Rev. Allen Wells
Theme: 
Happiness

ALL AROUND HAPPINESS" - Rev Allen Wells

Celebrating our Religious Education Community

Datetime: 
06/13/2010 - 10:15am - 11:40am
Type: 
Lay-led

We will celebrate our Religious Education community by honoring our children and our teacahers. Each class will be sharing an element chosen from this year's RE experiences.

Music of the Indigo Girls

Datetime: 
06/06/2010 - 10:15am - 11:40am
Speaker: 
Tony Van der Mude
Type: 
Lay-led

Music of the Indigo Girls           Tony Van der Mude

There Be Dragons Here

Datetime: 
05/23/2010 - 10:15am - 11:40am
Speaker: 
Rev. Len DeRoche

"There be Dragons here”        Rev. Len De Roche

Food for the Journey - Love Notes from da'hood

Datetime: 
05/16/2010 - 10:15am - 11:40am
Speaker: 
Rev. Robin Capoor

 Food for the Journey – Love Notes from da’ hood
Rev. Robin Capoor

Holding Up Our Gifts

Datetime: 
05/02/2010 - 10:15am - 11:40am
Speaker: 
Josh Galster
Speaker: 
and Rob O'Connell
Type: 
Lay-led

Holding Up Our GiftsWhere do our gifts lie? And how can we share them to bring new dreams to life? Josh, Rob and Linda will share a congregational exercise they brought back from a New Partners workshop they attended last fall.

"Deep Time: from Millions of Years to Everyday Life":

Datetime: 
04/25/2010 - 10:15am - 11:40am
Speaker: 
Josh Galster
Type: 
Guest Speaker
Theme: 
Earth Day

 "Deep Time: From millions of years to everyday life"   For Earth Day I will share some of my thoughts on deep, or geologic, time, since as a geologist I think of time in ways that might be different: to me something that occurred 2 million years ago might be called "recent".  Do our short human timescales make us special, insignificant, or both?    presented by Josh Galster 

The Geography of Bliss

Datetime: 
04/18/2010 - 10:15am - 11:40am
Speaker: 
Rev. Julie Newhall

  "The Geography of Bliss"  -- That's the name of a quirky little book by NPR commentator Eric Weiner that takes us around the world considering different ideas about happiness.  Where's the bliss in your life?  Is it a place?  Is it internal?  External?  Would you recognize it if you found it?  Rev. Julie Newhall

Holocaust Remembrance Day

Datetime: 
04/11/2010 - 10:15am
Speaker: 
Discussion
Type: 
Lay-led

April 11 - "Holocaust Remembrance Day" - We will share our thoughts, experiences, and readings as we revisit the Holocaust of World War II.  Coordinated by Bill Montfort

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