Wednesday Evening Service

This week we complete our observation of Black History Month an invitation to continue the conversation. Olivia, Lawrence, and Calvin will all speak. Lawrence returns to the topic of creativity; Olivia explores the difference between inclusion and equality; Calvin concludes with "Diversity: So Now What?"  The program begins at 7 pm in the Sanctuary. All are welcome.

Who You Callin’ Girl? An African-American Woman’s Dilemma in Politics  By exploring the African-American experience in the U.S. on a personal level, you’re in for some straight talk and for some maybe harsh language about the treatment of women of color. We’ll talk about the great and well-known names in history and celebrate how far we’ve come. But most importantly, we’ll examine the stumbling blocks that are yet to be removed for women of any color in the political arena.  You don’t want to miss this talk! All are welcome. The service begins at 7 pm in the sanctuary.

Music has a remarkable way of engaging all of who we are, body, mind and spirit. In Lawrence Edward's program on Wednesday, we will open our spiritual community with music and prayer. Lawrence will then share some of the songs that have impacted Black Americans and also have had a significant influence on other Americans.  Plan to join in the music and be inspired. The program formally begins at 7 pm though there will be music to call us into community a bit earlier. Everyone is welcome to this special presentation of Wednesday Night Wisdom free classes in the sanctuary.

Throughout this month, the Center is observing Black History Month and sharing its lessons. On Wednesday evening, February 6, Calvin Johnson leads us through an exploration of the origins of Black History Month. It is an example of the importance of recognizing and respecting differences while holding to the underlying Oneness of us all. The gathering begins at 7 pm in the Sanctuary. All are welcome.