For this week’s online-only worship, Pastor Michelle continued her lenten series “The Contemporary Monastic” with Work Read Genesis 1: 1-31 (the first creation story) and consider the questions below as you hear the message. Questions for Reflection: 1. What was the best job/task you ever had and what made it so? What makes work meaningful? Describe your philosophy or work…
The Knight Cancer Institute Delivering on the Promise of Personalized Cancer Therapy at the Knight Cancer Institute; One Person at a TimeMarch 10, 2020 Dr. Mills discusses fascinating and very promising research that is being done at the Knight Cancer Institute and how far we have come in the treatment of cancers in the past few years. Gordon B. Mills,…
Pastor Michelle continues her sermon series called “The Contemporary Monastic” here with another discipline for Lent in “Week 2 – Humility: An Unpopular or Suspect Virtue.” Read John 13: 1-17 & Selections from Philippians 2 and consider the questions below in preparation for the message. Questions for This sermon (and beyond) 1. What are the greatest gifts in practicing humility?…
The Dougy Center
“Supporting Grief in Our Community”
March 3, 2020. Alysha Lacey, L.P.C., A.T.R., presented “Supporting Grief in our Community,” at the Community Changemakers Speaker Series on Tuesday, March 3.
Epiphany 2020 Rev. Donna Meinhard was guest preacher on Epiphany Sunday at LOUMC. Her sermon, You Are the Light of the World was based on verses from Genesis 1: 1-5 Isaiah 9:2 Thomas 24:3 Matthew 5:15 Luke 11:33 John 1: 1-5, 9.
The loss of a loved one is certainly one of the most life altering experiences each of us goes through. It puts us in a “neutral zone,” or place of uncertainty. Good ‘Death,’ Good Grief will touch on life, death and loss. You might like to read Acts 9: 10-19 and Psalm 107: 13-14 and consider the questions below in preparation for worship.…
Read a Good Book
Breakfast and a Speaker
Creative and Fun
Knitting Group
