Using an ancient rhythmic vocalization system, we will explore time and groove from many angles. Nonsense syllables instead of numbers help us feel rhythm and can help us to stay on the musical side of the brain. We will step, clap and vocalize together using this fun and accessible method to deepen our relationship with rhythm, music and life. Open to all levels, geared for ages 8 and up.  For more information click here.

Contact is Carolyn Snowbarger.

Potluck Breakfast Forum with Speaker Karen Risch.  Karen led the Ouray Women’s Hiking Group for over 20 years. She will provide a slide show of some of the beautiful photographs that were taken on these Ouray hikes. Plus, she’ll share a list of all the hikes and trailheads.

The Parable Project, Part 1 (October 7 to November 4) via ZOOM.  Contact is Carol Layton.

The Parable Project, Part 1 (October 7 to November 4) via ZOOM.  Contact is Carol Layton.

The Parable Project, Part 1 (October 7 to November 4) via ZOOM.  Contact is Carol Layton.

September 23 to October 28.  Please pick one of the books below to enjoy and discuss at 4 PM with soup supper at 6 PM.

1. Yesterday’s Voices, Today’s Choices by Pastor Harry L. Strong, (in-person or via zoom—former minister of many congregations including UCSJ—What if the men and women of the Bible could step off the page and speak directly to modern readers? In this compelling collection of eighteen sermon-dramas, Pastor Harry gives readers that opportunity. Drawing on decades of ministry, Strong brings iconic biblical figures to life—from King David and Judas Iscariot.
2. The Wisdom of the Enneagram by Riso and Hudson—A guide to using the wisdom of the Enneagram for spiritual and psychological growth in your daily life.
3. The Beauty Chasers by Timothy Willard—Reimagining, finding, and seeing again is the overall pursuit of this book. It’s a beautifully written book that will wake up your mind and senses.

September 23 to October 28.  Please pick one of the books below to enjoy and discuss at 4 PM with soup supper at 6 PM.

1. Yesterday’s Voices, Today’s Choices by Pastor Harry L. Strong, (in-person or via zoom—former minister of many congregations including UCSJ—What if the men and women of the Bible could step off the page and speak directly to modern readers? In this compelling collection of eighteen sermon-dramas, Pastor Harry gives readers that opportunity. Drawing on decades of ministry, Strong brings iconic biblical figures to life—from King David and Judas Iscariot.
2. The Wisdom of the Enneagram by Riso and Hudson—A guide to using the wisdom of the Enneagram for spiritual and psychological growth in your daily life.
3. The Beauty Chasers by Timothy Willard—Reimagining, finding, and seeing again is the overall pursuit of this book. It’s a beautifully written book that will wake up your mind and senses.

To join the Zoom meeting click here.  For more information, contact Bob Larson.

To join the Zoom meeting click here.  For more information, contact Bob Larson.

For more information contact Katy Kristoffersen, Director of Music (ucsjmusic@gmail.com).

For more information contact Katy Kristoffersen, Director of Music (ucsjmusic@gmail.com).

Sunday worship is also videotaped and posted on Facebook, following the service, here, for you to worship at home, or through our website here.

Sunday worship is also videotaped and posted on Facebook, following the service, here, for you to worship at home, or through our website here.

To join the Zoom meeting click here. For more information contact Kathy Graff.

To join the Zoom meeting click here. For more information contact Kathy Graff.

To join the Zoom meeting click here. For more information contact Kathy Graff.

Contact Carolyn Snowbarger for details and sign up in the narthex.

Begins April 8.

The following two books will be reviewed:

The Third Day: Living the Resurrection by Tom Berlin

Anam Cara — A book of Celtic Wisdom by John O’Donohue

To join the Zoom meeting click here. For more information contact Kathy Graff.

A self-directed meditated experience with Katy Kristoffersen.  Click here for more information.

Meets on the following Sundays at 4:30 PM (October 19, November 16, January 25, March 1, April 19, and May 17).

Sunday worship is also videotaped and posted on Facebook, following the service, here, for you to worship at home, or through our website here.