Heart and Soul - A Contemplative Worship Service

Second Sundays

5 to 5:45 pm in the Sanctuary

 

Heart and Soul services are led by the Rev. Kikanza Nuri-Robins, Joyce Holmen, and Karen Hsu Patterson. With singing and instrumental music, poetry, statements and questions, silence and sharing, we’ll explore monthly worship themes.

 

Sunday, July 9 – What Does It Mean to Be a People of Resistance?

Sunday, August 13 – What Does It Mean to Be a Community of Yearning?

The Ernie Pipes Lecture Committee is thrilled to bring you another fabulous weekend this year. We are excited to announce that our minister emerita, the Rev. Judith Meyer, has agreed to come for a Saturday afternoon tea on Nov. 4, and the Pipes Lecture on Sunday, Nov. 5 at 2:30 pm in the sanctuary.

 

The title of Rev. Meyer’s talk for the Pipes Lecture is “Falling Out: Alienation and Community in Divisive Times.” She will offer reflections on life in a red state, especially during this perilous year, and suggest ways to cope with the widening and hostile differences in our country.

Annual Ernie Pipes Lecture reception: Sat, Nov 4, Reception begins at 2:30pm and goes until 4pm. Forbes/Courtyard. Please join us on Saturday for a Meet and Greet Reception with our Minister Emerita, Rev. Judith Meyer and special guest David Denton. The formal talk is Sunday, we look forward to seeing you at this more informal event! Parking is provided at the UCLA structure. Contact: Diana Spears, dianaspears3@gmail.com. 

Please join us for a special night of music with the songs of Kai Landauer! (aka Karl Lisovsky) and Eric Scerri. From his website, “I left Ann Arbor Michigan in 1976…From the very beginning…I have enjoyed my life here. I freed myself and my mind…I lived in the woods, pounded many nails, returned to college, got a degree, got married, survived cancer, raised a family, wrote much music, built a house, and grew in ways I never thought possible. California is my home. My music describes my California experience, defying the odds through my battle with cancer and my perception of life since.” We hope you will join us for this evening! Contact: Karl Lisovsky, Lisovsky@ucla.edu.