“Perhaps the secret of living well is not in having all the answers, but in pursuing unanswerable questions in good company.” ~Rachel Naomi Remen Women Living the Questions welcomes any woman who wishes to pursue difficult questions about what really matters in life in a safe and supportive environment. Books, videos, and the occasional guest speaker […]
Join us for a Bible study each Wednesday from 6:00pm to 7:00pm in Grace Hall at First Community North. Bible studies will be led by First Community clergy each week. Teachers and topics will rotate. Clergy include Rev. Glen Miles, Rev. Mary Kate Buchanan, Rev. Sarah Kientz, and Rev. Tim VanSant. *Before the Bible study, […]
Every Thursday 10-11:30 am on Zoom During Thursdays at 10 we will be reading John Philip Newell book Sacred Earth, Sacred Soul. If you have not already gotten your copy of the book they are available at both First Community North and South reception areas at no cost to you. This book will take us through […]
Thursdays 11:45 am- 1 pm On Zoom Please join us for a discussion of a selected sacred reading followed by a period of silent meditation. Facilitated by Tom Shostak via Zoom. Register HERE to receive Zoom link and suggested readings. Any questions, please email Jen Bratka, Administrator, Spiritual Life & Learning Center
Mondays 10-10:45 am Weist Room First Community South Feeling stressed, anxious, unbalanced? Then Tai Chi practice is for you. Come join us for 45 minutes of easy, relaxed moves that will strengthen stability, improve balance and reduce stress. The 16 easy-to-learn movements of Tai Chi for Balance levels 1,2, and 3 are taught with mindful […]
“Perhaps the secret of living well is not in having all the answers, but in pursuing unanswerable questions in good company.” ~Rachel Naomi Remen Women Living the Questions welcomes any woman who wishes to pursue difficult questions about what really matters in life in a safe and supportive environment. Books, videos, and the occasional guest speaker […]
Join us for a Bible study each Wednesday from 6:00pm to 7:00pm in Grace Hall at First Community North. Bible studies will be led by First Community clergy each week. Teachers and topics will rotate. Clergy include Rev. Glen Miles, Rev. Mary Kate Buchanan, Rev. Sarah Kientz, and Rev. Tim VanSant. *Before the Bible study, […]
Every Thursday 10-11:30 am on Zoom During Thursdays at 10 we will be reading Alan Cohen's book The Mystical Messiah: The Inner Meaning of the Teachings of Jesus. I think we will have some spirited conversations as we delve into Cohen’s new paradigm for our thinking about Jesus and how we read the Bible. As one […]
Thursdays 11:45 am- 1 pm On Zoom Please join us for a discussion of a selected sacred reading followed by a period of silent meditation. Facilitated by Tom Shostak via Zoom. Register HERE to receive Zoom link and suggested readings. Any questions, please email Jen Bratka, Administrator, Spiritual Life & Learning Center
January 21 February 18 March 18 April 15 9:30-11:15 am via Zoom Facilitated by Jodi Patton For the January meeting, we will begin with the following theme: “What am I ready to know about myself as I begin this New Year? What/Who is the Divine? How do I experience Diving Presence? How might I be more […]
February 18 March 18 April 15 9:30-11:15 am via Zoom Facilitated by Jodi Patton We will take a look at the core values of Progressive Christianity and have conversation about the general beliefs of progressive Christians as we discuss topics like; atonement, original sin and blessing, the resurrection, the trinity, universalism, pantheism/panentheism/perennialism and more. Please register here to […]
Mondays 10-10:45 am Weist Room First Community South Feeling stressed, anxious, unbalanced? Then Tai Chi practice is for you. Come join us for 45 minutes of easy, relaxed moves that will strengthen stability, improve balance and reduce stress. The 16 easy-to-learn movements of Tai Chi for Balance levels 1,2, and 3 are taught with mindful […]
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