In their message for this Sunday, “The Sacred In the In Between,” Drs. Sandy and Larry Feldman will explore how the work of the existentialist philosopher/theologian, Martin Buber (I and Thou) has influenced their practice of psychotherapy. Additionally, Dr. Clark Gilpin will share a piece titled “Martin Buber and the Experience of the Self” in which he explores how Buber’s though has influenced the way we think of ourselves. If you are the kind of person who likes the big questions that Life presents us with such as Who am I?…How can I best participate in Life?…etc., this may be a service for you. We will also have an interesting and timely message for the kids and a lot of great music. Join in person or on Zoom. All are welcome!
Dear Ones,
Gather Monday September 26, 6:30-9:00 pm in person or join virtually via Zoom to celebrate the New Moon and explore intentions for the coming month. Katharine will provide adult coloring & markers & coloring pencils for a light activity.
Arrive in person or join Zoom 6:15-6:30pm to settle in.
Circle is cast at 6:30pm.
For more information please call, text or email Lisa Fuller. 269-470-7379
lmfuller0116@gmail.com
New Moon Womyn’s Circle is a Berrien Unitarian Universalist Fellowship event for BUUF members and friends who identify as female.
Berrien UU Fellowship serves lunch at the Benton Harbor Soup Kitchen the first Saturday of every even-numbered month (February, April, June, August, October and December). Berrien UU volunteers prepare the meal, greet guests and help clean up the kitchen. This is a terrific opportunity to serve the greater community, support our Social Justice mission and enjoy the company of fellow BUUFers and guests at the kitchen. Rev. Jim McConnell generously leads the group in planning the meal and dessert and he will gladly find a role for all volunteers, whether they’ve helped dozens of times or this is their first time. Please consider coming to the Soup Kitchen to help, even if it’s only for an hour or two.
The Soup Kitchen is located at 233 Michigan Street in Benton Harbor.
