Let's read about food, unlikely families, and resilience in November with Mango and Peppercorns; a Memoir of Food, an Unlikely Family, and the American Dream by Tung Nguyen, Katherine Manning, … Continue reading BIPOC Book Group Discussion
Whatever type of loss you've suffered, or when that loss was, there's no right or wrong way to grieve. The Caring Team is offering an online monthly open group to … Continue reading Grief Group
Philosophy comes in many forms covering a broad spectrum of discussion. Books we have read delve into the ideas and the written word about knowledge, truth, reality, reason, ethics, and … Continue reading Philosophy Group Discussion
All are invited to have fun helping the Women's Alliance with a SiCM Holiday Stocking Stuffer project for local children in need. Please join us, masked, at 11 AM on … Continue reading Women’s Alliance Holiday Project & Brown Bag Lunch
Philosophy comes in many forms covering a broad spectrum of discussion. Books we have read delve into the ideas and the written word about knowledge, truth, reality, reason, ethics, and government. … Continue reading Philosophy Group Discussion
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Philosophy comes in many forms covering a broad spectrum of discussion. Books we have read delve into the ideas and the written word about knowledge, truth, reality, reason, ethics, and government. … Continue reading Philosophy Group Discussion
“Move It and Use It: The Role of Physical and Mental Exercise on Brain Health”—December 15, 7-9pm Speaker: Cay Anderson-Hanley, Professor of Psychology and Director of Neuropsychology at Union College … Continue reading Evening Branch of the Women’s Alliance (EBWA) December Program
After the festive multigenerational worship service, stay to sing holiday carols around the piano in the Great Hall, and to enjoy cookies and mulled cider in the Dining Room!
Join us to discuss a book of poetry to transition into the New Year by Native American Poet Laureate Joy Harjo-- An American Sunrise, 2019. Discussion will be on Tuesday, … Continue reading BIPOC Book Group Discussion
