Author Archives: lakeshoreunitarian
Oct
Rev. John Kartje, Ph.D., Assistant Professor in the Department of Biblical Studies and Homilectics at the University of St. Mary of the Lake in Mundelein, spoke on the topic, Genesis in the Bible and Science. Father John was ordained a priest for the Archdiocese of Chicago in 2002. He has served in parish and campus ministry […]
Oct
Through October 14 we will be collecting donations of new and gently used children’s books for Bernie’s Book Bank. Did you know that 2 out of 3 low-income children have no books of their own? With help from people like you, Bernie’s has been changing that. Since 2009 Bernie’s has distributed 18,609,410 quality children’s books […]
Sep
Where to find log-in information: You will a “Weekly Update” email mid-week before the upcoming Sunday. The Zoom log-in link will be in that e-mail and a “print friendly” Order of Service” and hymn will be attached. The service starts at 10:30am. Please login at 10:15am to check your audio and video and to enjoy the […]
Sep
This October, Team Lake Shore Unitarian Society will be participating in the North Shore Crop Hunger Walk – VIRTUALLY. Date: Sunday, October 18thTime: Whenever you wantLocation: Wherever you areWalk Distance: Totally up to you Feel free to make posters to carry or place on your front lawn. Wear your LSUS T-shirt if you have one. Send your photos to Anne Walker so […]
Speaker Highlight
Grace from the Rubble: Two Fathers’ Road to Reconciliation after the Oklahoma City Bombing
Aug
We are excited to announce our upcoming virtual Sunday services. See the fall schedule here. Our fall services begin with Jeanne Bishop, who will speak on the topic of her new book, Grace from the Rubble: Two Fathers’ Road to Reconciliation after the Oklahoma City Bombing. Jeanne is a public defender, human rights advocate, writer and […]
Aug
This Sunday, August 23, Scot Campbell will lead a discussion of the TED talk by Jonathan Haidt, entitled “Blind Pursuit of Equal Outcome Leads to an “Abomination of Justice.” The talk was given in December of 2016 and lasts 14 min. Jonathan Haidt explains how social justice is often at odds with both truth and […]
