This past week we celebrated Veterans' Day. Bob Miles, an Army veteran who served in Vietnam, will commemorate Veterans Day by convening a discussion of veterans and the family members of veterans from different generations about the meaning of their military service. He will include information about Post-9-11 veterans and describe the Veterans Healing Farm, a local program that helps new veterans with the transition from military service back to civilian life.
Every Sunday at 9:15 in the Felix Building our Adult Forum presents programs designed to encourage members to explore new ideas as well as to deepen their religious faith. Lectures, panels, videos and discussions examine all aspects of spirituality, other religions (Islam, Hinduism and Buddhism,et.al.) and the Bible. All points of view are welcome.... no correct doctrine required. A FORUM is just that...an open exchange of views. Join us.
Thursday, November 12, 2015
FCUCC Forum Reminder
Wednesday, November 4, 2015
FCUCC- NO FORUM SUNDAY
Thursday, October 29, 2015
FCUCC Forum Reminder
Friday, October 23, 2015
FCUCC Forum Reminder
Thursday, October 15, 2015
FCUCC Forum Reminder
Pilgrimage is a form of spiritual journey. As we travel through physical time and space to places of spiritual power and inspiration, we are also on a quest to the Sacred within. Iona, a place of incomparable natural beauty, has inspired artists and theologians by its remarkable sense that God is near. Through slides and music, Linda McFadden and Philip Wiehe will describe a pilgrimage to Iona and answer questions about this special place.
Recently received into our congregation, Rev. Linda McFadden is a retired UCC minister; Rev. Philip Wiehe, a retired Episcopal priest.
Thursday, October 8, 2015
FCUCC Forum
This Sunday, October 11 – CONVERSATION ON SPIRITUAL PRACTICE OF JUSTICE - Gary Cypers, Church Moderator
Join our ongoing conversation on each of the ten spiritual practices that our fall 2014 Ashley lecturer, Diana Butler Bass, finds in vibrant and growing congregations. The seventh practice is Justice. See this month's Chronicle with highlights from Bass' book and reflection questions, and join our lively Forum conversation. Each Conversation stands alone; prior participation is not a pre-requisite.