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February 12 - David Duhon: Music, Meditation, Breathing and Motion
David will be presenting the music of Bach for cello, weaving in talk, while exploring breath, meditation and movement.
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February 19 - Rev. Jim Sanderson: John Dietrich, Father of Religious Humanism
Rev. Sanderson will look at Dietrich’s profound effect on our faith, moving us from a theistic to a humanistic stance. The service will include some participatory features.
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February 26 - Margaret M. Sequeira, MTS: Sweet Darkness
"When your vision has gone no part of the world can find you. Time to go into the dark where the night has eyes to recognize its own." ("Sweet Darkness" by David Whyte)
Parker Palmer, Martin Luther King Jr., poets and mystics have all spoken of what they learned during the times in their lives when they lost their vision and entered into a time when the way was not clear. In moving through their own night of the soul, they came out with a clearer sense of themselves and their purpose; lessons that could only be 'seen' in the shadows. What might the darkness have to teach us?
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Assisted Listening Devices Available. For anyone who might benefit from using an assisted listening device in our services, excellent equipment is available. Both a ceiling mike and a wireless mike provide a good pickup that is sent wirelessly to these devices. See Tom Kinney, Bob Weekley, or Don Lowrey to try one.
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Participation and sharing
. . . are the strengths of our fellowship.
Are you thinking about a talk to share with us?
Do you know of a program you would like to bring to us?
Our Program Committee can help you put together and organize a Sunday service.
Contact Shirley Kinney -- Program Chair
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