Interested in maintaining or even regaining strength, flexibility, balance, good posture, inner awareness, and a relaxed body & mind? PHEW...! That's sure a lot! Well, you can! Just join us each Wednesday a.m. in Pilgrim Hall at 10:00 am for chair yoga. No experience is necessary. Just wear loose clothing and your first lesson is […]
Each week we gather in the Parlor at 11:00am on Wednesday for a time of sacred silence, time to still our minds and join together in creating sacred space in silence. Join us for this powerful time of community and prayerful being.
This month’s question is ‘Is Social Media Destroying Us?’ So, grab a drink and join in the conversation! Join on Zoom. (Meeting ID: 886 8245 6539, Passcode: 114498)
Join Rev. Carson for this month’s book study and discussion on Cole Arthur Riley's book, This Here Flesh: Spirituality, Liberation, and the Stories that Make Us. Access the book study here. Meeting ID: 881 4629 0882 Passcode: 097618
Join us for a deep dive into an amazing Gospel. Access the bible study here. Meeting ID: 820 0571 5457 Passcode: 920473
Interested in maintaining or even regaining strength, flexibility, balance, good posture, inner awareness, and a relaxed body & mind? PHEW...! That's sure a lot! Well, you can! Just join us each Wednesday a.m. in Pilgrim Hall at 10:00 am for chair yoga. No experience is necessary. Just wear loose clothing and your first lesson is […]
Each week we gather in the Parlor at 11:00am on Wednesday for a time of sacred silence, time to still our minds and join together in creating sacred space in silence. Join us for this powerful time of community and prayerful being.
The men of MUCC (known as the Knights of the Square Table) meet monthly on the first Wednesday of every month at 12:30 with a rotating location at various local restaurants. Tom Ranken sends out email notices. The location switches regularly. It’s a purely social gathering! Tom Ranken sends out the email notification with the […]
Called ‘one of the most empathetic and visionary approaches to American poverty in decades’, White Poverty uses story and astute historical analysis, to content that tens of millions of America’s poorest earners, the majority of whom don’t vote, have much in common. White Poverty lifts the hope for a new “moral fusion movement” that seeks […]
The book for this month will be Reading the Glass: A Captains View of the Weather, Water and Life on Ships, Elliot Rappaport. Contact Marilee Gibbs at marileegibbs@comcast.net with any questions.
