MAGIC

MEDIA AND GRAPHICS IN THE CONGREGATION
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Each week, members of the church collaborate with the minister to create the powerpoint slide presentation for Sunday worship services. Orientation is given.

New volunteers are welcome. Find out more about doing the slide shows from Andy Edgar-Beltran at church, or at edgar_andy@hotmail.com.

 

 

Seminar in Humanist Philosophy

stack of some of the books the Humanist group has discussedThis seminar begins its eleventh year this fall. Participants discuss assigned readings on the nature of social ethics, which would advance human welfare, and on scientific methodology as the source of provisional truth about the universe and its denizens. Analytic thinking, rather than recall, is the modus operandi. One can enter the seminar at any time. The only expense is the purchase of assigned books from time to time. Days: Second and Fourth Sunday Time: 11:30 a.m.-1:00 p.m. Location: Conference Room Contact: Diana Goodrow, Julie Moore.

Humanists in funny hats

T’ai Chi Chih

T’ai Chi Chih(R) is offered by Lisa Otero, an accredited instructor who has been a practitioner for 20 years.

The classes teach and practice a set of 19 gentle movements and one pose that focus on developing, activating, circulating, and balancing the body’s intrinsic energy, called Chi. This moving meditation is easy to learn and promotes balance, physical fitness, and inner calm.

Participants of all physical ability are welcome and encouraged to learn at their own pace; T’ai Chi Chih can be adapted for seated practice. Beginners are welcome in every class.

.Mondays 5:30 – 6:30 pm
Church Sanctuary
Donation $10 per class
The first Monday of each month is a silent, Circle Practice (no instruction)
Contact: Lisa Otero, (805) 766-1342

UU Bridge Group

The UU Bridge Group plays friendly games of contract bridge, and tries to accommodate different experience levels. If there is sufficient interest, they may again provide lessons for beginners utilizing teaching materials from Audrey Grant. Join them to have fun and stretch your mind.

Days:        Every Wednesday

Time:        1:00 – 3:00 pm

Location:     Berg Hall

Contact:   Ray Escobedo or Anne Escobedo, 658-8543,                                 ray.escobedo@sbcglobal.net

 

People playing bridge in the alcove

UUniques 50+

This Adult Program enjoys monthly potluck dinners and field trip outings. The potlucks include speakers that represent a cross section of professionals, generally affiliated with conversation, history of Ventura County or a non-profit group. Members of our Church Community sometimes share interesting trips with the group. The outings include a lunch out before visiting a place of interest, a museum or another place recommended by members..

Days: Pot luck dinners are usually on the 4th Thursdays at 6:30 pm; Outings are the 3rd Thursdays, generally at 11:30 am

Dinner Location: Berg Hall Contact: Pat and Merle Oberg, 642-6316

 

People listening to a docent at the Bird Museum people standing listening people listening to a graphic arts teacher

Thursday Book Group

The Thursday morning book group, which reads non-fiction, continues to be well-attended by a interesting group of readers who enjoy lively discussions. Our members are from the communities of Ventura, Oxnard, Camarillo and Ojai. It is an open group.

Please feel free to drop in for a single session (even if you have not read our current book) or come regularly. All are welcome.

We read mostly non-fiction. We are now reading  Upheaval by Jared Diamond and recently read The War On Normal People by Andrew Yang and Frederick Douglass, by Blight.

All of these excellent books lead to some good dialogue.

Days:       Every Thursday
Time:      10:00 – 11:30 a.m.
Location: Green Room

Contacts:
Priscilla Akin –  akin.pris@gmail.com
Kate Higgins – kate@citypostmedia.com

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