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Sunday Taizé at Sabin House

Candles, scripture, song and chant make up the liturgy of this ecumenical service. Taizé this week is held on campus at Sabin House. Service begins at 5:30pm.

Let the light of the candles and the spirit of the song further prepare you for what’s to come. Come check out this old, new way, to experience your faith. 

Sunday, November 3
Sabin House / Center for Spiritual and Religious Life
Corner of Meade & Alton streets
5:30pm
Light meal to follow

Fourth Friday Soup and Salad

Enjoy the break. Join fellow staff and faculty for lunch and discussion at the Center for Spiritual and Religious Life / Sabin House this Friday, October 25 at noon.

Fall is a season of transition – it gives us time for preparing for winter. Sometimes we use the time to procrastinate, sometimes we pretend that our calendars and technology can keep us immune, and sometimes the change is long awaited. You are invited to bring stories and reflections from your own life about times when you could have been aware of an upcoming transition and how you responded.  We can talk a bit about the reality of change in each day and our desire for things to stay the “same.”

Students Unplugged

This Thursday – Check out the day’s schedule of events and let yourself enjoy the journey of being unplugged. 

Meditate, make yoga  a priority, explore a labyrinth, create, enjoy a mindfulness session, or just take a walk.

Drop-off your phone at Sabin House at 10am (don’t worry – we’ll keep them safe!) and enjoy some extra planned activities on campus.  Activities open to all, regardless of if you drop off your phone at Sabin House or leave it in your room.

Return at 4:30 to pick up your phone, enjoy light refreshments, and reflect on your day. Contact Rose Wasielewski, Erin Buenzli or Linda Morgan-Clement with questions.   Check out the LU calendar for additional details.

Sunday Open Movement and Music Jam

Come play, dance, and make music at the Open Jam.
This is a participatory event – join in!

Sunday at Noon.
Located at Lawrence University in Esch Hurvis, level 2 of Warch Campus Center.

Everyone is a dancer, and everyone is a musician. This improvisational movement and music jam is a space to try things out, to practice creating, to practice playing, to just be in space together.

Everyone is welcome. (all ages, all communities [LU or not], all abilities, all identities.) 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…

To start, there will be a brief, physical warm up to the space and each other facilitated by LU dance professor – Margaret Paek. You can come and go as you please during the jam, though you are encouraged and welcome to join the opening and closing circles to process together.

An Evening with Mark Charles.

Building a nation where
“We the People” truly means:
“All the People”

Mark Charles is a speaker, writer and consultant who recently moved to Washington DC from the Navajo Reservation. The son of an American woman of Dutch heritage and a Navajo man. Mark seeks to understand the complexities of American history regarding race, culture and faith in order to help forge a path of healing and reconciliation for the nation.

This event is Co-sponsored by Lawrence University’s Office of Spiritual and Religious Life, Lawrence University Native Association (LUNA), Lawrence Christian Fellowship (LCF), ESTHER and First Congregational UCC of Appleton.

Saturday – October 19, 2019 – 3:00 – 5:00 PM
Warch Campus Center – Somerset Room

Students Unplugged

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24TH (Mid-Term Reading Period)

Unplug from tech – tune into you!

NO RSVP REQUIRED – JUST ATTEND THE OPENING REFLECTION

Plan Your Day –

Opening Reflection & Phone turn-in: 10:15am @ Sabin
Yoga: 11:15am @ Warch
Brunch: 10:30am – 1pm @ Andrew Commons
Labyrinth Walk: 1:30pm Meet @ Warch
Walk/Light intensity: 1:30pm Meet @ Wellness Center
Intention Circles: 2pm @ Sabin House
Mindfulness: 4pm @ Sabin House
Closing Reflection, Refreshments, & Phone Pick-up: 4:30pm @ Sabin House

Sunday Taizé at Memorial Presbyterian

Candles, scripture, song and chant make up the liturgy of this ecumenical service. Taizé this week is held at Memorial Presbyterian Church. Service begins at 5:30pm.

As the available daylight decreases with each day, let the light of the candles and the spirit of the song further prepare you for what’s to come.

Sunday, October 20
Memorial Presbyterian Church
803 East College Avenue
5:30pm
Light meal to follow

Worship-Yom Kippur and Taizé

Taizé

On Sunday, October 6, the Lawrence community is welcome to gather at All Saints Episcopal for an interfaith contemplative worship experience. Join with community, candles, silence, chant and prayer from the Christian tradition.
Light dinner to follow services.

Yom Kippur

On Tuesday and Wednesday, October 8-9, services for Yom Kippur will be held at Moses Montefiore and B’nai Israel. Lawrentians are welcome to meet at the Wriston turnaround for walking groups and shuttles.

Meet Tuesday, 10/8
at 5:15 to walk to Moses Montefiore
at 6:30pm for the shuttle to B’nai Israel

Meet Wednesday, 10/9
at 8:45am to walk to Moses Monetefiore
at 9am for the MORNING shuttle to B’Nai Israel.
at 1:30pm for the AFTERNOON shuttle to B’Nai Israel.

Contact the Office of Spiritual and Religious Life with additional questions.

Shuttles for Rosh Hashanah

Students wishing to attend services for Rosh Hashanah in Oshkosh at B’nai Israel (reform congregation) can travel by LU van with one of our authorized drivers. Shuttles will pick up and drop off at the Wriston Turnaround on the following schedule

Sunday 9/29 to Oshkosh
6:30pm Pick up

Monday 9/30 to Oshkosh
9am Pick up

Walking to services at Moses Montefiore instead?
Sunday – Meet at 6:15 PM at the Wriston Turnaround to walk to the service.
MondayMeet at 8:45 AM at the Wriston Turnaround to walk to the service
Tuesday – Meet at 8:45 AM at the Wriston Turnaround to walk to the service


Feel free to connect with Terra Winston for additional information, or visit the LU Spiritual and Religious Life webpage for more detailed service information.

Shana Tova!