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October 2020
A Course in Miracles
Mondays at 7 p.m. The goal of the ongoing study group for A Course in Miracles is to help undo present fears and limiting self-concepts, and to experience more peace and joy. This leads, through forgiveness, to the healing of relationships. Participants are welcome at any time and for any number of sessions. (You’ll find more information here.) To receive the ZOOM link and further information, please contact the office.
Find out more »Evening Worship: Walking the Medicine Wheel of Life
Join us HERE as Shaman (and Davies member) Deb Heisel leads us around the Medicine Wheel, introducing the main four directions and their meanings. Along the way we’ll venture deeper to understand the teachings, lessons, and guidance that each direction on the Medicine Wheel offers in our daily lives. Deb writes, “Working with the Medicine Wheel from the Q’ero shamans of Peru, brings us into “ayni” (right relationship) with 'ALL' things, including our past, present and future, as we travel…
Find out more »Women’s Circle
The Women’s Circle is an informal group that typically meets on the first and third Friday of the month at 6:45pm on the ZOOM platform. Participants take turns speaking from their hearts, without comment, crosstalk, or judgment. Sharing is confidential. All are welcome! Please check the weekly newsletter for links and information.
Find out more »Post-Service Discussion
Following every worship service at Davies, interested participants join Rev. Norm or the guest preacher to take a deeper dive into the morning's topic and share their insights and feedback. This facilitated conversation has become central to life at Davies and often sparks new ideas and new sermon topics for the future. Simply remain on the ZOOM link for worship HERE.
Find out more »A Course in Miracles
Mondays at 7 p.m. The goal of the ongoing study group for A Course in Miracles is to help undo present fears and limiting self-concepts, and to experience more peace and joy. This leads, through forgiveness, to the healing of relationships. Participants are welcome at any time and for any number of sessions. (You’ll find more information here.) To receive the ZOOM link and further information, please contact the office.
Find out more »Unitarian Universalist History & Theology
A compact, four-week exploration of our history and theology, with an emphasis on marginalized voices. An important opportunity for all, and for newer members in particular. Check your E-Minder for details. (Subscribe to the E-Minder using "Newsletter Signup" on our homepage.)
Find out more »Post-Service Discussion
Following every worship service at Davies, interested participants join Rev. Norm or the guest preacher to take a deeper dive into the morning's topic and share their insights and feedback. This facilitated conversation has become central to life at Davies and often sparks new ideas and new sermon topics for the future. Simply remain on the ZOOM link for worship HERE.
Find out more »A Course in Miracles
Mondays at 7 p.m. The goal of the ongoing study group for A Course in Miracles is to help undo present fears and limiting self-concepts, and to experience more peace and joy. This leads, through forgiveness, to the healing of relationships. Participants are welcome at any time and for any number of sessions. (You’ll find more information here.) To receive the ZOOM link and further information, please contact the office.
Find out more »New Member Information
Rev. Norm and Board President Lora Bennett will host a one-hour workshop for those interested in Davies membership HERE on Wednesday, October 28 at 7pm. We'll offer a short history of Unitarian Universalism, and of the Davies community in particular. We'll also answer any questions you have about the benefits and responsibilities of membership. This is an exciting time at Davies. We hope you'll stop by to learn more! Drop a line to Rev. Norm at minister@daviesuu.org to RSVP or just come…
Find out more »Thursday Evening with Rev. Norm
Join us on Thursday evenings for a half-hour of open discussion and personal sharing, followed by the reading of a poem or other short text. We'll use those sacred words - from many traditions and voices - to take the conversation a little deeper. These community gatherings have proven especially valuable in these uncertain times. We hope you'll join us HERE.
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