We will watch a TED Talk, The Science and Power of Hope by Chan Hellman, followed by a facilitated discussion.
Questions to consider in preparation for the discussion:
Mr. Hellman ends his talk by saying that we need to be more intentional about our social connections. … read more.
Over the years composers and lyricists have collaborated to create moving songs that have weathered the test of time and changing tastes. Many of their works, and I’d argue some of the most popular, have dealt with aspirations for a better life and hoped … read more.
Touching on the apocalypses we’ve outlived and exploring tools to plan for the worst.
An in-depth look at concepts of hope and human potential as it relates to science, spirituality, progress, and humanity.
Come join as we remember our ancestors during Winter Nights. Megan and Elizabeth will lead us through a guided visualization and blót (ritual or blessing) to remember and honor the gods, our ancestors, and those of our Kith (friends) and Kin (relatives) who have passed … read more.
Service Leader Janet de Vries with special guest speaker Susan Burk, Community Liaison for Central Wyoming Hospice and Transitions. “I talked about Death at the Death Café, and it didn’t kill me.”-Anonymous
Drink coffee, eat cake, and talk about Death.
It’s an empowering conversation around death and … read more.
A possibly controversial historical perspective, discussing some of the notIons of equality referring to the Book of Matthew, and the US Declaration of Independence, through to the provisions of The Wyoming Constitution. Participants input and contributions will be expected and welcomed.
A Discussion Forum concentrating on the lessons learned from events in your life.
The October worship theme is “Remembrance.” In November and December of 1944, the American military liberated the French people in the Vosges Mountain region of northeast France from the Germans. The Epinal American Cemetery is the final resting place of more than 5,000 Americans who participated in … read more.
Annette Grochowski and Elizabeth Jo Otto will lead our annual Water Communion Service. The Water Communion was first used at a Unitarian Universalist service in the 1980s. It celebrates “coming together” from our many journeys, physical and spiritual. Participants are encouraged to bring to the service a small … read more.
