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October 6th –  1000 Paper Cranes

led by: Michele Paich, Kat Wolper – service assistant, Jackson Froman – musician

Join us on this first Sunday of October for our monthly intergenerational service. The theme for October is Deep Listening and we will reflect on a story about dedication, hope, and a wish. Those joining us in the sanctuary will be invited to make a paper crane during the service with the materials provided, and for those of you joining us virtually, please have a six-inch square thin piece of paper nearby so you can join us in making 1000 paper cranes!

Coordinator: Dixie Morrow, member of UUErie for twenty-four years and two months

We’ ll hear a story that most of us can relate to in some way. We’ll listen to each other’s reactions, the memories that arise, and the different ways we approach similar situations.

Speaker: Christine Linkie, UUErie Congregant

What is the connection between how we process information from our senses—visual, tactile, sound, movement, etc.—and our sense of well-being? Since our nervous systems are all wired a little differently, perhaps we experience the world a little differently. We’ll explore the relationship between how we experience the world through our senses as it relates to mental health, well-being, and spirituality.