To celebrate Women’s History Month our guest speaker, Rev. Marti Keller, looks a look at the adventures of midlife-and-beyond women in American History—and the activist histories of elder women in our own midst. She says, “This at a time when being older and public facing is under attack.” Sunday services begin at 11 a.m. at Grace Fellowship … Continue reading Rev. Marti Keller: “No Stopping Us Now”
Fellowship member Susan Stephenson exploring the conflicts of in Palestine and Ukraine as result of their historic roots the historic roots of the conflict is costs of war, the possibilities for peace and what individuals can do. Sunday services begin at 11 a.m., but join us before the service for coffee and conversation. We’re at … Continue reading Susan Stephenson: the historic roots of conflicts in Palestine and Ukraine
The link between well-being and gratitude is well established. In “Breathing Gratitude,” speaker Justin diFeliciantonio will explore how to enhance that connection. Justin is a tennis and wellness coach and a regular practitioner of yoga. He’s also a longtime student of mindfulness and meditation, and he’s a friend of the Fellowship. What happens Sundays? Services … Continue reading Justin diFeliciantonio: “Breathing Gratitude”
Fellowship member Joanie Andras teaches meditation and Buddhist studies at our Fellowship. She’s also a long-time student of philosophy and psychology. Joanie earned a doctorate in psychology in 1993, and she was ordained as a Buddhist nun in 2005. She’ll talk about how Buddhist teachings are relevant to the escalating influences of artificial intelligence. Sunday … Continue reading Joanie Andras on artificial intelligence and Buddhism
Thomas Jefferson wrote two books on the Bible, but only one survives: The Life and Morals of Jesus of Nazareth. It’s commonly known as “the Jefferson Bible,” though Jefferson never called it that. Ron Ussery will explore that work and Thomas Jefferson’s relationship with Unitarian Universalism. It’s a talk that might surprise some people, including … Continue reading Ron Ussery on the Jefferson Bible
Ed Wilson is a founding member of our Fellowship and served as our adjunct minister. (He’s a former Seventh Day Adventist minister.) This presentation’s subtitle is “a strategy for victory in our fight against evil.” If anyone’s up to that challenge, it’s Ed Wilson. One of Unitarian Universalism’s principles is to “support each other in … Continue reading Ed Wilson: Good and evil, and the Gods
Our guest speaker, Rev. Marti Keller, will explore “the heroic feminist and womanist saints who have risked so much to bring life into the world, popularized in the PBS series Call the Midwife.” The service begins at 11 a.m., but join us early for coffee and conversation. Visitors and guests are always welcome at our progressive Fellowship. Services … Continue reading Rev. Marti Keller: call the midwives
Fellowship member Kelsey Rochefort will meet with members of Congress in Washington, D.C., next month during the National Kidney Summit to support legislation related to kidney healt. She’ll talk to us about her own journey from kidney failure, through dialysis, to a kidney transplant. The service begins at 11 a.m., but join us early for … Continue reading Kelsey Rochefort: from kidney failure to transplant
Unitarian Universalism’s principles include respect for all people and care for our planet. This Sunday’s talk will touch on both themes. Water, after all, is essential to life, and the nonprofit group Chattachoochee Riverkeeper focuses on care for the waterway that runs through our community on its way from northeast Georgia to the Gulf of … Continue reading Henry Jacobs on protecting the Chattahoochee River
Justin diFeliciantonio, a friend of the Fellowship, will explore “Ishta-Devata,” which he describes as “the form of God that is personally relatable and inspiring.” The service starts at 11 a.m. but join us early for coffee and conversation. In addition to a talk, services include a little music, some meditation and optional opportunities to share … Continue reading Justin diFeliciantonio: Ishta-Devata
