America has an case of extreme death denial. Join us this Sunday as we sing and talk a bit about death and the recent phenomena of the Death Café. Presented by: Susan Buffler Worship Associate: Jennifer Courtwright Music: Michelle Wiltgen
The Pando quaking aspen clone is considered the largest living organism in the world. Join CVUU’s own Paul Rogers and learn what is happening with Pando.
Josh can order pizza in 13 seconds. Joey got fit and gained friends in her hiking group. Robin found true love at the local coffee house. What joy, what connection can you create by being a regular?
How would you feel if Homer Simpson and his family were your neighbors? Join long-time member Robert Schmidt for an interesting discussion on who you would or would not want as a neighbor and where is the slippery slope.
This Sunday, we’ll explore the idea of our spiritual diversity as a community — what that looks like, how we relate to it in our everyday interactions, and how we express it to others. See you at 10 am!
As part of our Fourth Sunday Lecture Series, Bear River Mental Health’s Kevin Winn will be talking about finding the key to maintaining a work/life balance. Kevin has worked for BRMH for about 30 years. He and his wife Patrice have four daughters and I don’t even know how many grandchildren (they keep moving). Kevin is active in his ward and helps Patrice run a championship jump rope team. Services will end at 11:15am so there will be time for Q&A with Kevin.
