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Our friend, Rev. Lauren Lambert-Goheen will share Matthew 6:25-29 and her message “Lessons from Nature as we celebrate Spring Equinox”. Rev. Lauren is partner to Greg and parent to four amazing kids. She is Senior Chaplain at Shawnee Correctional Center, a medium-max facility housing 1,200 men. Lauren serves on the Staff Wellness Response Team for IDOC, and on the Religious Practice Advisory Board.
One UU shares where she is on her faith journey and the struggle of living out some of the UU principles. (Services are in-person, and on Zoom.)
Traditionally, a “matin” is a service of song and prayer, and has also been used to refer to the morning song of birds. Our version of a matin is a service of music, reflection, and blessings. Join us for music with some of our CUF musicians and a reflection by Bridget Shepherd.
Cindy Buys will speak with us about Carbondale Area Interfaith Refugee Support which is a group that is dedicated to welcoming and supporting refugees in the Southern Illinois area. We’ll also explore our monthly theme of Widening the Circle through readings and song.
Join us as CUF folks share what helps them let go of stress. There will be time for open sharing and a meditation that will help us quiet our minds.
Of course, there is wonderful romantic love, which we usually think of first, but there is also love of children, parents, siblings, friends, pets, etc.! And there is love of types of experiences, such as painting, traveling, reading, gardening. And what about love for ideas or ideals, like peace, truth, kindness? What do we mean when we end our services with “Go in peace with love for justice”? Join CUF folks as we explore the timeless theme of “Love”.
Traditionally, a “matin” is a service of song and prayer, and it has also been used to refer to the morning song of birds. Our version of a matin is a service of music, reflection, and blessings. Join us for music with some of our … read more.
Drumming has been part of rituals in many cultures throughout human history. Drumming has been used to connect people and communicate. We all have rhythms throughout our bodies, our Earth and the universe has rhythms, and we are tied to those rhythms. The use of drumming and rhythm has even been shown to be good for our brains, bodies, and mental health! This service will be interactive, so whether you are in-person at the fellowship or online, come and create rhythm and drum with us! More details to come!
How can reasonable people come to unreasonable conclusions? We are surrounded by a major divergence of beliefs, in the media, and in our personal relationships. Let us explore the sources of this divergence and find ways to see worth and dignity in others. Jerry Molumby … read more.
In this service, we will explore the life, times, and words of Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr. to help us learn what we can do to promote racial and social justice in our world today. Members of the Sunday Service Committee will lead this service. … read more.
