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June 2010
2
Wednesday |
• 9:00 am-10:30 am Journeying with Scripture Link (PDF opens in new window): Journeying with Scripture Description
We read, ponder, and discuss the coming Sunday’s readings using several translations of the Bible. This is a time of spiritual reflection on what supports, answers, moves and challenges us as we try to live out our faith.
• 11:00 am-11:45 am Midweek Prayers
All are welcome to this half hour of quiet and intercessions.
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June 2010
3
Thursday |
• 7:15 pm-8:30 pm Friends on the Journey—all are welcome! Link (PDF opens in new window): Friends on the Journey Description
A spiritual sharing group offers a time of communion with ourselves and one another for the purpose of deepening our spiritual lives in the secular world.
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June 2010
5
Saturday |
• 10:00 am Choir Rehearsal
• 10:00 am Centering Prayer
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June 2010
6
Sunday |
• 10:00 am Morning Prayers with Sermon and Eucharist
• CLS Anniversary Day Picnic after worship
• 6:00 pm Willow Branch Sangha Link (opens in new window): Willow Branch Sangha Website
Willow Branch Sangha is a group of friends with the common interest in the practice of mindfulness in daily living. Participants come from diverse spiritual backgrounds, their practice inspired by the teachings on engaged Buddhism by Zen Master Thich Nha.
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June 2010
7
Monday |
• 9:00 am-5:00 pm Widener Faculty Retreat Location: Walti Room
• 7:30 pm Bible Study Series
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June 2010
8
Tuesday |
• 7:00 pm-8:30 pm “Building Human Meaning in the Face of Death” Location: Church House
Book: A Grief Observed by C. S. Lewis (recommended but not required)
It has been said that it is the job of human beings to craft the meaning and significance of their lives. Death is at once the most mysterious and the most common of human experiences. Should death be included in the crafting of human meaning? Many of us have tried to develop meaning in part by means of denying or running away from death. Some have found themselves befuddled under the overwhelming impenetrability of death. If you have come to suspect that these may not be the most prudent or practical of strategies, then this faith education class is for you.
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June 2010
9
Wednesday |
• 9:00 am-10:30 am Journeying with Scripture Link (PDF opens in new window): Journeying with Scripture Description
We read, ponder, and discuss the coming Sunday’s readings using several translations of the Bible. This is a time of spiritual reflection on what supports, answers, moves and challenges us as we try to live out our faith.
• 11:00 am-11:45 am Midweek Prayers
All are welcome to this half hour of quiet and intercessions.
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June 2010
11
Friday |
• 5:00 pm-8:00 pm Mainline Unitarian Church
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June 2010
12
Saturday |
• 9:00 am-5:00 pm Mainline Unitarian Church
• 10:00 am Centering Prayer
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June 2010
13
Sunday |
• 10:00 am Prayers with Sermon and Eucharist
• 6:00 pm Willow Branch Sangha Link (opens in new window): Willow Branch Sangha Website
Willow Branch Sangha is a group of friends with the common interest in the practice of mindfulness in daily living. Participants come from diverse spiritual backgrounds, their practice inspired by the teachings on engaged Buddhism by Zen Master Thich Nha.
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June 2010
14
Monday |
• 9:30 am Community Outreach Food Project Location: Walti Room
• 7:00 pm CLS Book Club
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June 2010
15
Tuesday |
• 9:00 am-5:00 pm Soul Collage
• 6:30 pm Women’s Night Out Location: TBD
• 7:00 pm-8:30 pm “Building Human Meaning in the Face of Death” Location: Church House
Book: A Grief Observed by C. S. Lewis (recommended but not required)
It has been said that it is the job of human beings to craft the meaning and significance of their lives. Death is at once the most mysterious and the most common of human experiences. Should death be included in the crafting of human meaning? Many of us have tried to develop meaning in part by means of denying or running away from death. Some have found themselves befuddled under the overwhelming impenetrability of death. If you have come to suspect that these may not be the most prudent or practical of strategies, then this faith education class is for you.
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June 2010
16
Wednesday |
• 9:00 am-10:30 am Journeying with Scripture Link (PDF opens in new window): Journeying with Scripture Description
We read, ponder, and discuss the coming Sunday’s readings using several translations of the Bible. This is a time of spiritual reflection on what supports, answers, moves and challenges us as we try to live out our faith.
• 11:00 am-11:45 am Midweek Prayers
All are welcome to this half hour of quiet and intercessions.
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June 2010
17
Thursday |
• 7:15 pm-8:30 pm Friends on the Journey—all are welcome! Link (PDF opens in new window): Friends on the Journey Description
A spiritual sharing group offers a time of communion with ourselves and one another for the purpose of deepening our spiritual lives in the secular world.
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June 2010
19
Saturday |
• 9:00 am-12:00 pm Grounds Workday
• 12:00 pm-1:00 pm Grounds Workday Lunch
• 10:00 am Centering Prayer
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June 2010
20
Sunday |
• 10:00 am Prayers with Sermon and Eucharist
• Coffee Hour
• 6:00 pm Willow Branch Sangha Link (opens in new window): Willow Branch Sangha Website
Willow Branch Sangha is a group of friends with the common interest in the practice of mindfulness in daily living. Participants come from diverse spiritual backgrounds, their practice inspired by the teachings on engaged Buddhism by Zen Master Thich Nha.
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June 2010
21
Monday |
• 7:30 pm Bible Study Series
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June 2010
22
Tuesday |
• 7:00 pm-8:30 pm “Building Human Meaning in the Face of Death” Location: Church House
Book: A Grief Observed by C. S. Lewis (recommended but not required)
It has been said that it is the job of human beings to craft the meaning and significance of their lives. Death is at once the most mysterious and the most common of human experiences. Should death be included in the crafting of human meaning? Many of us have tried to develop meaning in part by means of denying or running away from death. Some have found themselves befuddled under the overwhelming impenetrability of death. If you have come to suspect that these may not be the most prudent or practical of strategies, then this faith education class is for you.
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June 2010
23
Wednesday |
• 9:00 am-3:00 pm Camp In-service
• 9:00 am-10:30 am Journeying with Scripture Link (PDF opens in new window): Journeying with Scripture Description
We read, ponder, and discuss the coming Sunday’s readings using several translations of the Bible. This is a time of spiritual reflection on what supports, answers, moves and challenges us as we try to live out our faith.
• 11:00 am-11:45 am Midweek Prayers
All are welcome to this half hour of quiet and intercessions.
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June 2010
24
Thursday |
• 9:00 am-3:00 pm Camp In-service
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June 2010
26
Saturday |
• 10:00 am Centering Prayer
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June 2010
27
Sunday |
• 10:00 am Prayers for Healing with Sermon
• 6:00 pm Willow Branch Sangha Link (opens in new window): Willow Branch Sangha Website
Willow Branch Sangha is a group of friends with the common interest in the practice of mindfulness in daily living. Participants come from diverse spiritual backgrounds, their practice inspired by the teachings on engaged Buddhism by Zen Master Thich Nha.
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June 2010
28
Monday |
• First Day of Bournelyf Special Camp
• 9:30 am Community Outreach Food Project Location: Off site
• 7:30 pm Bible Study Series
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June 2010
29
Tuesday |
• 7:00 pm-8:30 pm “Building Human Meaning in the Face of Death” Location: Church House
Book: A Grief Observed by C. S. Lewis (recommended but not required)
It has been said that it is the job of human beings to craft the meaning and significance of their lives. Death is at once the most mysterious and the most common of human experiences. Should death be included in the crafting of human meaning? Many of us have tried to develop meaning in part by means of denying or running away from death. Some have found themselves befuddled under the overwhelming impenetrability of death. If you have come to suspect that these may not be the most prudent or practical of strategies, then this faith education class is for you.
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June 2010
30
Wednesday |
• 9:00 am-10:30 am Journeying with Scripture Link (PDF opens in new window): Journeying with Scripture Description
We read, ponder, and discuss the coming Sunday’s readings using several translations of the Bible. This is a time of spiritual reflection on what supports, answers, moves and challenges us as we try to live out our faith.
• 11:00 am-11:45 am Midweek Prayers Location: Church House
All are welcome to this half hour of quiet and intercessions.
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