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From late August through May, we offer several adult seminars each Sunday on a wide variety of topics. UCG members and community leaders share their interests and their experience in the areas of spiritual nurture and practice, environmental consciousness and action, political and social issues, the arts, and parenting as well as general family and life issues. These seminars, from 11am to noon, are open to everyone. Child care is provided.
An American Gospel with Paul George and Larry Reimer - Larry and Paul will lead a seminar on the book, An American Gospel, written by Erik Reece. The book challenges many aspects of what might be called traditional Christianity, affirms much of UCG's 'theology,' and suggests a number of steps that might be taken to enhance our religious, political, and environmental lives. Participants will receive an abstract/summary of the book at the seminar, or get an advance copy of the abstract at: pgeorge8@cox.net.
Goal Setting and Vision Boards for the New Year with Tim Smith - Have you felt disorganized about your future? Do you want to achieve your goals and dreams faster? In this seminar we will explore how two set realistic, measurable goals, and turn them into a vision board to create our future. We will learn how our past is a beacon that has lead us to our present, our present is the opportunity to create our future, and our future is filled with unlimited possibilities. Dare to dream and see it come true in this dynamic process!
Dr. Terry Wahls - Minding Your Mitochondria a TED talk viewing and discussion with Erick Smith - Can eating a certain way cure disease? Dr. Terry Wahls learned through research, trial and error how to properly fuel her body. Using the lessons she learned at the subcellular level, she used diet to cure her MS and get out of her wheelchair. Join Erick Smith for a 20 minute video, followed by a group discussion.
January 29th- Congregational Meeting- No Seminars
Winter Congregational Meeting - No Adult Seminars
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