Services for September 2011
Since the web site hasn't been updated, I'm copying and pasting the services for the month of September from the newsletter, minus Willow's lovely graphics and with some minor editing (i.e. The bold and italics in this post are mine). The forums are available in a previous post at this blog. For the rest of the information in the newsletter, refer to your e-mailed or snail-mailed copy.
Sunday Service September 4th 10:30am Fellowship Building 901 Beatrice
Lessons from Just Walkin’ Barb Gutsch will present the story of New Yorker Matt Green’s five-month walk across the United States, from Rockaway Beach, New York to Rockaway Beach, Oregon, as presented to the First Unitarian Church of Des Moines, Iowa.
Sunday Service September 11th 10:30am Fellowship Building 901 Beatrice
Ingathering or Water Communion Water symbolizes our birth waters, the cycles of the moon and the tides and all the places on our small blue planet where water resides. Bring a small amount of water from your summer adventures whether from the house of family members or friends, a stream, the ocean, a lake or the backyard pool, the garden hose or the kitchen sink. Let the water tell the story. A time to settle in and reflect on our past, present, and future, and what it means to bring these parts of our collective lives to our fellowship.
Sunday Service September 18th 10:30am Fellowship Building 901 Beatrice
Justice, Character and Care will be shared this morning by Rev. Thea Nietfeld and Charles Livingston exploring the philosophical approach to justice offers ideal definitions and concepts. Recent research on "character" reminds us of the array of variables in choices, and an ethic of care is what many of us apply in daily life. These background ideas support engaging in the October 23 Community Alternative Dispute Resolution Workshop.
Sunday Service September 25th 10:30am Fellowship Building 901 Beatrice
Prairie Poetry On the weekend of the Land Institute's Prairie Festival, Rev. Thea Nietfeld and Jackie Ash invite nature images to feed our spirits. Local poets' nature-related works are featured. Meditative silence will allow integration with each listener's spiritual stage and concerns. This service will include a new member welcome.
Sunday Service September 4th 10:30am Fellowship Building 901 Beatrice
Lessons from Just Walkin’ Barb Gutsch will present the story of New Yorker Matt Green’s five-month walk across the United States, from Rockaway Beach, New York to Rockaway Beach, Oregon, as presented to the First Unitarian Church of Des Moines, Iowa.
Sunday Service September 11th 10:30am Fellowship Building 901 Beatrice
Ingathering or Water Communion Water symbolizes our birth waters, the cycles of the moon and the tides and all the places on our small blue planet where water resides. Bring a small amount of water from your summer adventures whether from the house of family members or friends, a stream, the ocean, a lake or the backyard pool, the garden hose or the kitchen sink. Let the water tell the story. A time to settle in and reflect on our past, present, and future, and what it means to bring these parts of our collective lives to our fellowship.
Sunday Service September 18th 10:30am Fellowship Building 901 Beatrice
Justice, Character and Care will be shared this morning by Rev. Thea Nietfeld and Charles Livingston exploring the philosophical approach to justice offers ideal definitions and concepts. Recent research on "character" reminds us of the array of variables in choices, and an ethic of care is what many of us apply in daily life. These background ideas support engaging in the October 23 Community Alternative Dispute Resolution Workshop.
Sunday Service September 25th 10:30am Fellowship Building 901 Beatrice
Prairie Poetry On the weekend of the Land Institute's Prairie Festival, Rev. Thea Nietfeld and Jackie Ash invite nature images to feed our spirits. Local poets' nature-related works are featured. Meditative silence will allow integration with each listener's spiritual stage and concerns. This service will include a new member welcome.
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