Wednesday, September 24 2:00-3:30, Mind, Heart, Body and Spirit exercises and reflections. Your Whole Self Crafts Day We want to recognize mind, body, and spirit in these new programs. Our new crafts program will be a wonderful example of spirit and mind. Well have a good time being together and creating something pretty. This month’s craft will be led by Palma Eisner. Learn how to turn tuna fish and/or dog food cans into “chair” pin cushions. Please bring in empty washed cans: Note: When opening the can DO NOT open the lid all the way, leave a part (about an inch) so that the lid will stand on its own. The lid will become the “back” of the chair. We will have supplies, such as fabric, thread, trims, scissors, and needles but if you have your own please bring them with you. 6:30. Vespers: Family Friendly (Meaningful and Fun) 7:00 Social Justice-Fellowship Hall 7:15 Creative Expressions (all ages)-Hatcher House Many of us remember making art as small children. Carving out that piece of floor or kitchen table or classroom and losing ourselves as we became engrossed in the task at hand. Immersed in a sea of paints, crayons, construction paper, brown paper bags and Popsicle sticks, all our senses were engaged. There are many routes to self-expression. Creativity can be explored through a variety of artistic disciplines. Commonly identified methods include drama, dance, music, creative writing and the visual arts, including photography. All of these activities engage the participant/artist in a process that uses a holistic health framework to access physical, mental, spiritual and social well-being. In this creative class we will be using scrapbooking techniques to create a UU Sacred Text. Using our Sources and Symbols along with our monthly theological themes each participant will complete their own scrapbook UU Sacred Text. This is a multigenerational experience. Children and Youth are invited to participate.
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