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7/26/2026 - Jackie Waldman – “My Spiritual Journey”
2/15/2026 - Rev Marti Keller – “Words for the Season”
6/21/2026 - Rev Marti Keller – “Faithfully Yours”
06/07/2026 - Melissa Rodriguez McClain – “El Refugio”
6/28/2026 - Joanie Andras My Spiritual Journey
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6/12/2026 - Arlena Williams, PHD – Enrichment Services
Fellowship member Amanda Jones presents “Lost in Translation,” Exploring the evolution of language, meaning, and mindful communication. Words shape our world. They guide our thoughts, inspire our actions, and connect us to one another. But sometimes, words are an incomplete form of communication—just like our understanding of each other. Let’s explore some common turns of phrase that have changed over the ages and see if we might find some hidden wisdom that might bond us as a deeply connected community. Amanda Jones is the Fellowship’s chairperson for youth and children’s programs, for earth-centered spirituality, and for special events. She’s also a frequent speaker. She has more than 30 years’ experience in service-based roles—with Big Brothers and Big sisters and in churches as a youth director, a small-group leade,r and a worship team leader. Amanda is a student of mindfulness and meditation, as taught by Thích Nhất Hạnh and Plum Village.
Amanda Jones Lost in Translation June 22, 2025
Experience Jackie Waldman explore the works of Viktor Kravchuk, a Ukrainian author whose works poignantly capture the resilience and spirit of his homeland amidst the ongoing conflict. Jackie Waldman has a master’s degree in social work, and she has worked with the elderly, the chronically ill, and hospice patients. She moved to Columbus in 2021. She’s active in our Fellowship and as a member of Temple Israel in Columbus.
Jackie Waldman War, Love and Survival in Ukraine June 29, 2025
“Is America Experiencing a Return to Religion?” is a question inspired by Lauren Jackson’s NYT series “Believing,” launched in September, 2024, with three questions regarding their experience with religion and spirituality. So far, she is publishing regular articles in the Times and a newsletter that invites responses and reports her findings. She interviewed Krista Tippet and many other experts to add their insights to the work, and she offers her readers three questions to answer if they would like to contribute to her research. With religion playing a growing role in our culture and in the management of our country, it’s an important subject to explore and to talk about.
Connie Ussery Return to Religion May 25 2025
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