NOTE DAYS AND TIMES! More information to follow in the weekly notices.
Sunday Services 11:00 AM
Unless otherwise specified
April 6 Kathryn Sabol “Inclusion and Identity: If I’m Included Can I Still Be Me?”
The folksy distinction between Diversity and Inclusion is that Diversity means you get asked to the party; Inclusion means you get asked to dance. But wait, I’m a wallflower! This discussion focuses on my (and your) subjective experiences of inclusion, and ideas about maintaining autonomy while still accepting the invitation to belong.
April 13 Sharlese Gentry “Japanese American Civilizations League”
Shalese Gentry, the Founder of the Billings Chapter of the civil rights organization; Japanese American Citizens League, will speak about her organization and will be asking for feedback about what the community needs.
The mission of the league is to secure and maintain civil rights of Japanese Americans and all others who are victimized by injustice and bigotry.
April 20, “3000-Year-Old Solutions to Modern Problems” by Lyla June (Diné)
Moderated by Nia To Go There and Wendy O’Leary
To celebrate Earth, we will view a TED Talk (13 min) by Lyla June, a Diné woman, who will share with us how human beings were active agents in shaping the land to produce prolific abundance for the benefit of all life. Discussion will follow with a focus on how we personally and/or professionally can once again create an eco-friendly lifestyle for the benefit of all life.
April 27 Scott Prinzing
Followed by Annual Meeting.