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Conversations about Death - "Dying Alone: You Don’t Have to be Afraid"
Topic is Conversations about Death - "Dying Alone: You Don’t Have to be Afraid" presented by Rev.Carrie Lauer and Cassandra Christenson Death will happen and generally it is not known when or where. We may be alone by choice or by accident. It is good to know how to help one's own self through this unknown time that we may be without fear. Rev. Carrie Lauer and Cassandra Christenson will co-lead the evening. They will draw upon their experiences of being with the dying, the wisdom of ancient traditions, and the knowledge of those who have had profound experiences when death seemed to be upon them. Questions? Contact Cassandra. |
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Conversations about Death - "Hospice" Presented by Cassandra Christenson and Linda van Ligten. .“Hospice & Palliative Care” We will discuss the process of hospice care and palliative care and how it is important to you at this time towards the end of life. Linda van Ligten, RN at UCLA and UU member will share with us how each method is different, what they provide and which one is free. Series facilitated by Cassandra Christenson . |
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Conversations about Death - "Near Death Experiences" Last Conversations Series: Spiritual Dimension of Death UU member Rev. Carrie Lauer leads discussion about this profound transition and how to be guided by one's own inner wisdom. September 8, TUESDAY, 7-8:30pm, Room one, Upstairs.* Death And Dignity Of Choice In our monthly conversation about death, we continue our discussion of the freedom to choose. September 29, TUESDAY, 7-8:30pm, Forbes Hall* Hospice and Palliative Care, how these two services can be of help in the home, the ways they are different, and what they cost. UU member, Amy Lacombe will also share her family's experience with hospice. October 12, MONDAY, 7-8:30pm, Forbes Hall* End-Of-Life Legal Document Workshop We will spread out on tables and begin to fill out necessary paperwork to help guarantee the end of our lives will be what we need and want for ourselves. Materials will be provided. October 17, SATURDAY, 2-4:00pm, Forbes Hall * Entrances off Arizona Ave and ally will be open
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Conversations about Death - "Spiritual Dimensions of Death" Last Conversations Series: Spiritual Dimension of Death UU member Rev. Carrie Lauer leads discussion about this profound transition and how to be guided by one's own inner wisdom. September 8, TUESDAY, 7-8:30pm, Room one, Upstairs.* Death And Dignity Of Choice In our monthly conversation about death, we continue our discussion of the freedom to choose. September 29, TUESDAY, 7-8:30pm, Forbes Hall* Hospice and Palliative Care, how these two services can be of help in the home, the ways they are different, and what they cost. UU member, Amy Lacombe will also share her family's experience with hospice. October 12, MONDAY, 7-8:30pm, Forbes Hall* End-Of-Life Legal Document Workshop We will spread out on tables and begin to fill out necessary paperwork to help guarantee the end of our lives will be what we need and want for ourselves. Materials will be provided. October 17, SATURDAY, 2-4:00pm, Forbes Hall * Entrances off Arizona Ave and alley will be open
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Conversations about Death with Beth Rendeiro A SERIES: LAST CONVERSATIONS An evening of discussion about death TONIGHT Death can have a powerful impact on our lives yet open discussion of it is feared and hidden. Get answers. Bring your worries and experiences as we begin to heal our relationship with death. You will receive helpful handouts. The evening will be led by Beth Rendeiro, a wise listener who understands deeply. Cassandra Christenson, RN, whose life's work has been with those nearing the end of life will be our resource for this evening. JOIN US FOR THIS VERY SPECIAL CONVERSATION TUESDAY, JUNE 16, 7-8:30 PM, ROOM ONE, Enter at side door off Arizona Ave. |
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Conversations about the Mystery How do you describe your Faith? Is it enough to say, “I’m a UU?” Or do you need to specify the kind of Unitarian Universalist you are, citing perhaps, the religion or faith or belief system that informs your appreciation of Unitarian Universalism. During this season of polemic speech in our country, it becomes harder to share what you believe without becoming defensive or feeling you need to justify your position. This morning we will talk about how one can talk about the Mystery that some call God, and the energy that shapes other beliefs, in ways that are inclusive — calling people in to share their ideas, rather than calling them out or pushing them away. |
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Conversations and Connections
Conversations and Connections. Saturday, March 16, 10am to 12pm. Forbes Hall.
Julia Jonathan has attended most of our gatherings, and she writes:
“Don’t miss out! Conversations and Connections (10-12pm March 16 in Forbes) is an opportunity to engage in a unique and unparalleled experience that will connect you to other members of the congregation in a very deep and meaningful way. In pairs we take turns speaking and listening and then dialogue on what has been shared based upon topics chosen by our wonderful facilitators. I wouldn’t miss this for the world.”
Please join us.
Any questions: Sue Stoyanoff (sue.stoyanoff@yahoo.com) or Bettye Barclay (bfbarclay@earthlink.net)
Our next meetings will be on the following Saturdays: April 20, May 18, June 15. All meetings will be from 10:00 am to 12:00 pm in Forbes Hall.
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Cottage 1,2,3 NE, SW :RE Social Justice Theater Training c/o Emmy Creisciman |
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Cottage 1,2,3 NE, SW :RE Teacher Training Day c/o Emmy Cresciman |
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COTTAGE 123 - Choir Sectionals and Snacks |
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Cottage 123 - Larry, Craig, Chris, Rob, with Ryan - 'Standing on the Corner' and 'Love is a Many Splendored Thing' |
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COTTAGE 123 - Rima, Sue, Edna, with Ryan - "You're the Top" |