This is the time of year when we begin to anticipate new life. Both in nature’s cycle and in our own lives. Anticipation motivates us to step out of our comfort zones and to dream about a different future.
Please join us and share your anticipation at Lawrence or in your larger life.
We invite Lawrence friends and faculty to come share their stories at this months Friday Lunch. Soup & Salad will be provided.
Noon at the Center for Spiritual & Religious Life.
In commemoration of the lives lost in the recent massacre in Christchurch, New Zealand, there will be a service held at the Lawrence Appleton campus to encourage and allow for a shared grief space. This service is open to the Lawrence community.
Thursday, March 28
5pm-6pm
Esch Hurvis
For additional details, please contact the Office of Spiritual and Religious Life or call x7167.
The Food Pantry will have extended hours during break. Beginning Thursday, March 14, the pantry will be open each weekday until 5pm. Regular Tuesday/Wednesday hours will resume in week 1 of Spring term.
Thursday 3/14
8a-5p
Friday 3/15
8a-5p
Monday 3/18 through Friday 3/22
8am-5pm
Please contact the Center for Academic Success or the Office of Spiritual & Religious Life if you have any questions.
You decide how you participate in a jam space. You may make sound/music, you may dance, you may bring an instrument, you may rest, you may watch…
You may absorb the positive energy of creation and expression.
Sunday, March 3 @ 11:30 with Margaret Paek
Esch Hurvis room in the Warch Campus Center
On March 3rd, come play, dance and make music with Margaret Paek. Everyone welcome. All ages and communities (LU or not), all abilities & identities.
Esch Hurvis Studio – Warch Campus Center
March 3
11:30 a.m.
Candles, scripture, song and chant make up the liturgy of this ecumenical service. Taize’ this week is held at All Saints Episcopal Church. Service begins at 5pm.
As the available daylight increases with each day heading toward spring, let the light of the candles and the spirit of the song further prepare you for what’s to come.
Sunday, February 24
All Saints Episcopal Church
100 N. Drew St.
5pm
Light meal to follow
At the beginning commitments can seem simple, over the years some disappear, others change, and some persist. Bring a story of a commitment that has lasted for many years – and reflect on the things that have nurtured your commitment.
Join fellow staff and faculty in a discussion for this last Fourth Friday lunch of the term.
Due to the cold weather cancellations, we have added an additional opportunity to flex and train your character, ask tough questions, and learn to train yourself to be more understanding, compassionate, and attentive.
Please join us!
How Not to Be A Schmuck
Center for Spiritual & Religious Life / Sabin House
Thursday, March 7
12:30 (new time)
Thought the first scheduled gathering of the Grief Group co-led by Linda Morgan-Clement & Terra Winston was canceled due to the cold, this group continues to meet and welcomes anyone who may have suffered a recent loss.
Contact the Office of Spiritual & Religious Life for additional information, or reach out to Linda or Terra directly.
Unplug from your phone for the day on Thursday, February 7th.
Drop off at Sabin house between 10:30 – 11:30 am. –check in your phone, record your intention, and receive your LU Unplugged sticker.
Throughout the day, choose from the menu for options for engaging with yourself and others.
Dinner & Reflection – 5:30 – 6:30 is your time to share a meal (no charge to you) and reflect with others on being plugged into the experiences of the day. At the end of our shared meal time, you will reclaim your phone using your LU ID.
