Discussion topic: Meditation: Benefit, objective, methods.  Led by Gary Webb. See “Summer Services” in the Worship menu for the format.

Discussion topic: Confucianism: Is it still relevant?  Led by Dave Ambrose. See “Summer Services” in the Worship menu for the format.

Discussion topic: Function of Spirituality: How does it benefit the individual,the society? Led by  Frank Logan. See “Summer Services” in the Worship menu for the format.

Discussion topic ”Human Morality: Is humankind innately bad or good?  How so?  Evil: Does it exist?  Can it be combated if it does?”  Led by Jane Adams.  See “Summer Services” in the Worship menu for the format.

Discussion topic ”God: what does the word mean?”  Led by Tod Lundy.   See “Summer Services” in the Worship menu for the format.

Discussion topic ”Language:  How language limits thought, knowledge.”  Led by Dave Ambrose.   See “Summer Services” in the Worship menu for the format.

Peggy Coreson will lead a congregation discussion on “What will the World Be Like?”. It will be a discussion on the world we are leaving our kids.

Following the service and social time, Connie Moore will lead a discussion titled “A visit to the other side: Who are the people on the other side? And why we should know them.”

Peggy Coreson will be our speaker; her topic will be “Thoughts on Charity”. Peggy will talk about her recent trip to visit Vietnamese orphanages and rural villages.

After the social hour in the Green room, the regular discussion group will be an Open Discussion; there is no particular topic, the group will just gather and talk.

For the sermon on Sunday Mach 18 Monica Van Steenberg will talk about the Spring Equinox.

After the service and the social time in the Green room downstairs, Dave Ambrose will lead a discussion about ““Trips I have taken: Which drugs were most enjoyable? Which most … read more.

Rev. Sarah Schurr  from the  Pacific Western Region, Congregational Life Staff will speak on the topic “Transitions”.

After the service and some social time in the Green Room, Tod Lundy will lead a discussion about “Personal Mythologies:  The stories we hold to be true with little … read more.