Speaker: Bev Feldt

Beverly Feldt is a member of UUCC Park Forest, where she serves as choir director and co-leads a Buddhist meditation group. Bev has spoken at UUCJ on a number of occasions, on topics ranging from Jewish Midrash to the playful spirit of Ogden Nash. Bev and her husband Dan own Workplace Interactors, a company that designs and delivers corporate training using live actors.

The Wisdom of the Body

Join us in person at 3401 W. Jefferson St, Joliet or online by using the buttons below We sometimes think the most important part of being human is our minds. But what’s the real source of our brilliance? For assistance with joining the online service, click here. Coffee Hour- 11:30am after Sunday Service ID: 421 … Continue reading The Wisdom of the Body

Compassion

Join us in person at 3401 W. Jefferson St, Joliet or online by using the buttons below Religious teachers often talk about compassion, but what does it really mean? And how do we apply compassion to ourselves as well as others? For assistance with joining the online service, click here. Coffee Hour- 11:30am after Sunday … Continue reading Compassion

The Joy List

Join us in person at 3401 W. Jefferson St, Joliet or online by using the buttons below We’re all familiar with the to-do list, that pile of “shoulds” that looms over our hearts and minds. But do you have a Joy List? What might that look like? For assistance with joining the online service, click … Continue reading The Joy List

The G Word Revisited

Five years ago we explored our individual ideas of God, and a beautiful and complex picture of the congregation’s theology emerged.  How have our thoughts about the Divine changed, grown, or dissolved during the hard years we’ve all been through?  Come, share, and find out. For assistance with joining the online service, click here. Coffee Hour- … Continue reading The G Word Revisited

Who Can Resell

Reflections on Chanukah and on being an American Jew in difficult times For assistance with joining the online service, click here. Coffee Hour- 11:30am after Sunday Service ID: 703 208 964#

Marking Our Lives

In every time and place, people have developed rituals for life’s great passages. How do they evolve, and what meaning do we find in them? For assistance with joining the online service, click here. Coffee Hour- 11:30am after Sunday Service ID: 429 504 401#

Welcome

Hospitality is an important value in many cultures and religions. What does it mean for us today? For assistance with joining the online service, click here. ID: 937 796 46#

Happy New Year

Today is the last day of Rosh Hashanah. What does Jewish wisdom have to sayabout new beginnings? For assistance with joining the online service, click here. ID: 713 367 800#

Let It Go

How do we know when something is no longer right for us?  Let’s explore together. (Unfortunately, the recording quality on this service is unsatisfactory.) For assistance with joining the online service, click here.

Rilke

An exploration of the German poet Ranier Maria Rilke and his spiritual insights.  Nearly 100 years after his death, what does his work tell us about life and faith? (This service was not recorded.) For assistance with joining the online service, click here.