Sunday Sermons: March 2019
Note: All services begin at 10am unless noted otherwise.
March 3 - Religious Education Transitions 1: Identity RE –5th & 6th grade
It is a tradition in our church to do a Coming of Age program with children as they move into the middle school years. Transitions 1: Identity is the curriculum that our 5th and 6th grade children experience to develop selfawareness, a sense of community and strengthen their connection to the church.
* Collections with go to Mukwonago Food Pantry
March 10 - Embracing the Goddess –Rev. Amy Shaw
Goddess spirituality has been around since the dawn of human kind. Today we will be talking about the sacred feminine and the evolution of the Goddess over time.
March 17 - Be Naked –Rev. Amy Shaw
Authentic relationship underlies and supports the work of social justice and community building. Come and join Reverend Amy Shaw in this exploration of compassion, vulnerability, authenticity, and unnecessary fig leaves.
March 24 - Do Black Lives Matter? –Reggie Jackson
Mr. Jackson will share insights about the hidden history and current impacts of the devaluation of black lives in our country’s political system, in science and medicine and in the criminal justice system.
* Our designated collection on March 17th will go towards America's Black Holocaust Museum (ABHM) located in Milwaukee. The mission of ABHM is to build public awareness of the harmful legacies of slavery in America and promote racial repair, reconciliation, and healing. ABHM envisions a society that remembers its past in order to shape a better future – a nation undivided by race where every person matters equally. Please visit the website at abhmuseum.org for additional information about programming and opportunities.
March 31 - Sacred Mischief and Holy Humor –Rev. Amy Shaw
Sometimes laughter is the holiest thing you can do. This service explores the sacred role of the fool.
It is a tradition in our church to do a Coming of Age program with children as they move into the middle school years. Transitions 1: Identity is the curriculum that our 5th and 6th grade children experience to develop selfawareness, a sense of community and strengthen their connection to the church.
* Collections with go to Mukwonago Food Pantry
March 10 - Embracing the Goddess –Rev. Amy Shaw
Goddess spirituality has been around since the dawn of human kind. Today we will be talking about the sacred feminine and the evolution of the Goddess over time.
March 17 - Be Naked –Rev. Amy Shaw
Authentic relationship underlies and supports the work of social justice and community building. Come and join Reverend Amy Shaw in this exploration of compassion, vulnerability, authenticity, and unnecessary fig leaves.
March 24 - Do Black Lives Matter? –Reggie Jackson
Mr. Jackson will share insights about the hidden history and current impacts of the devaluation of black lives in our country’s political system, in science and medicine and in the criminal justice system.
* Our designated collection on March 17th will go towards America's Black Holocaust Museum (ABHM) located in Milwaukee. The mission of ABHM is to build public awareness of the harmful legacies of slavery in America and promote racial repair, reconciliation, and healing. ABHM envisions a society that remembers its past in order to shape a better future – a nation undivided by race where every person matters equally. Please visit the website at abhmuseum.org for additional information about programming and opportunities.
March 31 - Sacred Mischief and Holy Humor –Rev. Amy Shaw
Sometimes laughter is the holiest thing you can do. This service explores the sacred role of the fool.
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