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Session II Spring Session
There will be a community dinner, worship, children's activities and study hall, adult classes, and intergenerational workshops. The programs are all free of charge. $3 per child (10 and under)
Dinner is optional. Register: All are welcome (even last minute at the door). Pre-registration is needed to plan details for meals and programs.
Ways to Register:
Classes and Activities: Interplay as Spiritual Practice (Rev. J.D. Benson, Consulting Assistant Minister) Taking Interplay to the next level, from simple fun to spiritual form. New to interplay and experienced welcome,
come to learn how to make spiritual practice of this movement/story-telling, body-wisdom, creative process.
Sign up for full series; please, no drop-ins along the way.
Religious Humanism (Nato Hollister, Seminarian, Meadville-Lombard Theological School) Topics include the historical development of religious humanism, comparisons of theism and humanism,
the problems and weaknesses of religious humanism, and new theological developments in humanist thought.
Practicing Right Relationship (Rev. Deborah Cayer, Acting Lead Minister) The better we understand ourselves, the better we can manage our self in relationship with others.
The more we practice our intention, the more we'll be able to be the person we want to be in all our relationships.
In this group we'll use exercises created by Mary Sellon and David K. Smith to better understand how we tend to react
as an individual, and how we might instead respond, as well as choices for action we could take in relationships.
We'll also reflect a bit on these exercises as Unitarian Universalists.
Art as Meditation (Daniel Trollinger).
Each class will be a time of exploration of the relationship of art and meditation.
Working with color, creativity and spirit we will engage in art as spiritual practice and share insights about the creative process.
All supplies provided. (Age: 12 – adults; Drop-ins welcome.)
Programming for Children For our first run of Wednesday Connections, we will provide child care for infants through age four,
study hall for the homework set and a variety of activities for K-5 that include games, community-building activities,
creative fun, and social action projects for the program portion of the evening (7:00-8:15 pm).
Parents must pre-register for any and all of those options by 12:30 pm on the Sunday preceding the Wednesday
your family plans to attend. If you are interested in volunteering to assist with children’s activities on
Wednesday nights or help with program planning, contact Holly McKinney (
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Wednesday, March 24 —childcare available from 6:45 - 8:15 pm. Reservations required by March 21.
Meal Details — Join us for a catered meal (omnivore and vegetarian) prepared by an ERUUF group or a local restaurant. Cost: $6 for adults, $3 for children (with a cap of $20 for a family of four or more). Reservations are needed. Want to Help? We are seeking groups/volunteers to make the meal or dessert. Phil Kraysler will help you or your group be COOKS OF THE WEEK! Learn great kitchen skills and support Wednesday Connections. For more information and/or to volunteer to cook, contact Phil Kraysler ( This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it ). Registration Form for Wednesday Connections Note: This web registration has two pages.
Page one: Name, age group, phone, email.
Page two: Class choice, then meal/program or program only choices for the 6 weeks.
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