• Join Us for Lunch November 9
  First time visitors, are invited to be our guest! Otherwise, suggested lunch donation is $5. The menu this Sunday: Texas Straw Hats (like a taco) and Mexican Hot Chocolate snickerdoodles for dessert.
• Adult (RE) Adult Religious Exploration – contact Alexis, Jim, or Matt
  All are Welcome
  Check-in begins at 9:45. Class meets in the Church Library at 10am.
  November 9: Cues for Gratitude 
  We’re going to share stories of gratitude, taking our prompts and cues from Mary Oliver’s questions posed in Gratitude and from the knit hat thought experiment proposed by Robin Wall Kimmerer. What happens when we take the internal sense of gratitude and voice it? How does it feel to be a witness to gratitude? We’re going to find out on Sunday!

• Children’s RE  Contact Loren  
  Children begin in the sanctuary at 11:00, then have the Moment for Ages. They leave during the Song for the Children. Classes
• The Big Blue Basket – Please donate food for the food pantry at CLCM’s affiliate food pantry next door at Calvary Episcopal Church. Items especially needed are peanut butter, pasta and sauce, canned meat/fish, soups, breakfast cereal….but all items are gratefully accepted. Let’s fill that Big Blue Basket.

Join us for a presentation exploring one family’s truth-seeking journey to uncover the medical neglect experienced by Mrs. Ada Doss Campbell, a former patient at Lakeland Lunatic Asylum (now Central State Hospital). Through research funded by the Kentucky Foundation for Women, this presentation examines the historical injustices and inequities surrounding her wrongful death while sharing the project’s overview and future plans. This community conversation sheds light on a painful chapter of institutional medical history and honors Mrs. Campbell’s story.

About the Speaker:
For more than 40 years, Dr. Renee Campbells’ work has been immersed in her multifaceted identity as an award-winning international speaker and leader with Kentucky native roots hailing from Adairville, Kentucky. Her lifelong journey has been within the intersections of education, social work, and humanitarianism. She has received numerous accolades and achievements that illuminate her humble core of intentional giving.

The Kentucky Foundation for Women funded research that provided a clear path to investigate the inequities associated with her grandmother’s wrongful death. Dr. Campbell established the Mrs. Ada Doss Campbell Memorial Scholarship Fund in 2021 to pay college fees for undergraduate students pursuing degrees in social work at Kentucky State University. For more information, click here

For the zoom link, Click here. The Meeting ID is 4508929882 if you can’t attend in person.  You will not need a password. Contact the volunteer desk if you have trouble getting online.