Events2017 C.A. Sorensen Lecture:
The Age of Trump: How We Got Here Sunday, October 29 • 7:00PM • AuditoriumAfter the election of Donald Trump in November of 2016 the New York Times recommended six books to help understand what had just occurred. Thomas Frank is the author of “Listen, Liberal” (2016), one of those six books. Frank is also recognized for his previous work “What’s The Matter With Kansas” (2004).
Join us for the 2017 C.A. Sorensen Lecture which will explore the election of Trump and the conditions leading to his election. Books will be available from Indigo Bridge at the lecture. |
ClassesHospitality TrainingSaturday, Oct 14 • 9:00AM - Noon
Google's definition: Hospitality is the friendly and generous reception and entertainment of guests, visitors, or strangers.
Please bring your open hearts and your welcoming nature to this hospitality refresher presented by the Membership Umbrella Committee. We'll learn what ushers do and why; how to make coffee; how to interact with and properly use our audio/visual resources; mindfully tour the building in search of first aid kits, fire alarms, smoke detectors etc; and role play some Sunday morning greeting and welcoming. If you've done this training/refresher before PLEASE consider coming again to share your stories of what has worked or not worked for you in the past. Success stories will be celebrated and failure stories will be noted. We learn from each other and your experiences will be celebrated at this gathering. There will be a prize or two and breakfast snacks. Please let Judy Hart know if you are attending - membership@unitarianlincoln.org or 402-474-2206. |
Ongoing ActivitiesMonthly Coffeehouse
Fourth Friday, October 27 • 7 - 9:30PM • Gallery/Fireplace Room
Board games for adults and kids. Snacks and conversation. Open to all individuals. Family friendly environment. Hosted by the LGBTQA Welcoming Cmte. Come early at 6:00PM for a PFLAG/UU Potluck! Contact Deb Hope debra.a.hope@gmail.com Tai ChiEvery Wednesday • 6:00 - 7:30PM • All Levels • Gallery
All UU Members and Friends are invited. No experience necessary. Teacher: Jim Pratt. Contact Reed Maly if you have questions: 402-570-3841
Meditation SanghaSecond and Fourth Wednesday • 7:00PM Music Room, downstairs
"Sangha" means community or association. We are a group of Unitarians and friends from the larger community. We gather at 7:00PM to settle in and begin a short sitting meditation promptly at 7:15PM. Then we have a reading and discussion time followed by a longer meditation period. Newcomers please RSVP. Contact LauraLee Woodruff holybear47@gmail.com
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