Curious about how music, movement, and intention can center and ground us as a community? Join us for this service exploring the Dances of Universal Peace, a non-sectarian spiritual movement practice that draws from various religions, including Buddhist, Christian, Hindu, Islamic, Jewish, and Indigenous traditions, as a vehicle for peace and joy. No dancing required and you can participate in whatever way feels right for your body!
9:15 AM Service — meeting in the Church Sanctuary (in person only)
Led by Rev. Kristina Church with DRE Colleen Thoele and Emily Hall, Dir. of Music Ministries.
Religious Education for Children and Youth
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Facilitated Drop-In Small Reflection Groups for Adults
Location: Fessenden Hall
This Week’s Wondering Questions:
- The Dances of Universal Peace bring together themes from world religions such as Hinduism, Buddhism, Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. Are you curious to learn more about a particular religious tradition that you didn’t grow up with? What about it intrigues you and how could you discover more?
- What does the idea of embodied prayer mean to you? Have you ever seen or experienced dance as a sacred art form?
11:00 AM Service — meeting in Hobbs Hall and on Zoom
Led by Rev. Kristina Church and Worship Associate Alicia Patrice.
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