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Whether or not we can come to church to be together physically, we can meet virtually. And like the Beatles song, we’ll “get by with a little help from our friends.” Join Zoom Meeting: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86111971754 Meeting ID: 861 1197 1754 Passcode: Friends Dial in: 312-626-6799
Who were the original settlers of Chicago? How did they refer to themselves? Due to it's geography, the area was settled by many different people. These people used multiple identities to describe themselves: French, English, Indigenous, American or other. Dr. Jon F. Rice will explain the complicated history of the first inhabitants of the swampy … Continue reading Sunday, October 13: Indigenous People’s Day
We'll discuss the topics rank voting and its implications and the Electoral College. To sign up to receive notifications from the Humanist Group, email Hank Henriques at mrgonwa@hotmail.com. Join Zoom Meeting: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/88033734950 Meeting ID: 880 3373 4950 Passcode: Humanist Dial-in: 312-626-6799
All levels of experience and interest are welcome! The group will be facilitated by Linda Cherney, who has been meditating for over 20 years. She has recently returned from a pilgrimage to Vietnam to study and follow the life path of Thich Nhat Hanh (1926-2022), Buddhist monk, teacher, peace worker, activist, and friend of MLK. … Continue reading Engaged Buddhism Practice
Our Open Spark Youth group has been invited to join other UU youth around the Chicago area for an opportunity to learn together about the prison industrial complex and ways we can help bring more justice and equity into the world. The workshop is also open to adults. We'll plan on carpooling from First U … Continue reading UU Prison Ministry of Illinois Workshop
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Singing is a tradition as old as humanity itself. It is a fundamental part of our identities, whether that identity is “I’m a soprano,” “I sing country music,” or “I don’t sing.” What do we stand to lose when we don’t feed this fundamental part of our humanity?
All levels of experience and interest are welcome! The group will be facilitated by Linda Cherney, who has been meditating for over 20 years. She has recently returned from a pilgrimage to Vietnam to study and follow the life path of Thich Nhat Hanh (1926-2022), Buddhist monk, teacher, peace worker, activist, and friend of MLK. … Continue reading Engaed Buddhism Practice
