On July 10, 2016 Coffee with Questions met to discuss “STORYTELLING: ORAL TRADITIONS, MYTHOLOGY, LITERATURE AND MORE” which continued our 5-week discussion series that will culminate in the Celebration of Art, July 30-31, at the church. Therese Hart, professor in the Humanities Department at Harper College in Palatine, led our discussion as we drew on … Continue reading Coffee with Questions – Art and Storytelling
Hello everyone! First of all, let me just say that I am so excited to come on board as your new Music Director here at Tree of Life. I have already had the pleasure to meet many of you one on one, and I’m eager to get to know each and every member of this … Continue reading Meet Our New Music Director
WHAT: 5 Week Art and Spirituality discussions leading up to July 30-31 art show. Moderator will be Professor Therese Hart from the Humanities Department of Harper College in Palatine. Specializing in art history, Professor Hart received her BFA and MA from Ohio University and did her Ph.D. studies at Penn State. At Harper she teaches … Continue reading Sacred Spaces: From Caves to Cathedrals
July 10, 2016 10:45am with Michelle Lattanzio, Intern Minister In this service, Intern Minister Michelle will explore the state of disability rights, and share ways in which we, as Unitarian Universalists, can become better allies in the ongoing campaign for justice for people with disabilities of all kinds, visible and invisible.
Sunday July 3, 2016 10:45am with Misha Sanders, Intern Minister What can our nation look like if we love each other the way we loved Muhammad Ali? Why did America allow itself to unequivocally love this man who embodies so much of what large factions of us now fear and despise? How did we wholeheartedly … Continue reading The Part You Won’t Recognize
Sunday June 26, 2016 10:45am With Andrea Hawkins-Kamper. When we join a community, we become part of their story- just as they become part of ours. Let us take a rest from our travels, break words together, and grow closer in the fire of our commitment.
The word credo comes from Latin and has several roots or meanings, the literal translation is “what I set my heart to “On May 15th, our Coming Of Age students ended their program by sharing their faith statements, or credos, with the congregation. For those who were not able to attend, and for those who … Continue reading Insight from the Director: What I Set My Heart To
By Rev. Sean Parker Dennison Once upon a time, there was a congregation. It had been around for many years, 150 to be exact, and in that time it had a lot of names and did a lot of work, and sometimes it thrived and sometimes it struggled. In the times that it thrived, buildings … Continue reading The House That Music Built
Sunday June 19, 2016 10:45am with Rev. Sean We’ve been exploring Simplicity this month, but what are the gifts of complexity? Is simplicity always a good thing? What are the dangers of over-simplifying? We’ll explore these questions together.
On May 22, 2016 we welcomed five new members to our congregation during our Sunday service. They have all completed the New Member Orientation class and decided they wanted to make a commitment to the mission of our congregation. Linda Kress Linda is still a resident of Clinton, AR until she sells her house, then … Continue reading New Members Welcomed!
