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Mah Jongg weekly games will be held in the Ann Judson room starting at 7 pm. All are welcome.

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Due to the TC Marathon, we are moving the worship service to start at 4 pm. It is also World Communion Sunday. We will have soup and bread after the service.

The Racial Justice Team will be meeting for the next three months on the second Monday of the month (6/12, 7/10, and 8/14) from 5-6:30 pm via Zoom. We welcome new members or anyone curious about our work. Contact Scott Simpson at startime7@gmail.com or Leslie Rapp (lesliejrapp@gmail.com) if you would like to receive the Zoom link for the meetings.

Prayer Series - Starting Monday, October 7, join Carolyn for anonline monthly Welcoming Prayer session at 7:15 pm every 1st Monday ofthe month. The Welcoming Prayer is a method of consenting to Spirit’spresence and action in our physical and emotional reactions to events andsituations in daily life. This may be especially grounding for us asElection Day draws near! Each session will begin with a brief intro tothe process, include a Rumi poem, prayer time, and then time for briefparticipant questions/comments. The total session will be less than 30minutes. Email Carolyn at ckolovitz@judsonchurch.org for the Zoom link or ifyou have questions.

Judson Church is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting.

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  Hello, and Welcome to this fall's series of Wild and Precious Conversions, a renaming and restructuring of Spiritual Voyagers.  

You are receiving this email either because you were on our past Spiritual Voyager email list or you asked to join in with us for one or more of our five zoom conversations over the next several weeks (7:00-8:30 p.m. on the second and fourth Tuesdays--September 24, October 8 and 22, November 12 and 26).  Keith Ford will send out a zoom link a day or two before each session.

"Wild and Precious Conversations" is based on a phrase from a Mary Oliver poem:  

                    Tell me, what is it you plan to do
                    with your one wild and precious life?

It's also part of the title of Mike Graves' book, Jesus' Vision for Your One Wild and Precious Life.  Our zoom conversations will have 3 blended perspectives:  themes from Mike Graves' book; preparation and reactions to Pastor Travis Norvell's sermons on these themes; and the Biblical connections which drive the concepts.

Though the sessions will be related, each zoom conversation will be free-standing:  you  can feel comfortable joining in for any one or more of them.  Also, reading the book or hearing Pastor Norvell's sermons are NOT necessary for you to participate.  

Prior to each session, we will email you a few comments and springboard questions for our upcoming zoom meeting.  For our conversation this coming Tuesday...

1.  A quote at the beginning of the Introduction to Graves' book reads, 
"There is more that is important about Jesus than his death."...the idea that Jesus did not come to die but to live might be a surprise.  In your own spiritual journey, how did the death of Jesus get treated in comparison to the life he lived? 

2.  "Follow me,"  Jesus said (and that's the heading on chapter 1 of Graves' book).
...the essence of Jesus' teaching on following him could be summarized as follows:  "Come just as you are, but don't expect to stay that way."  What does that mean?

3.  In Luke 4:18-19, Jesus reads from Isaiah--The Spirit of the Lord is upon me, because he has anointed me to bring good news to the poor.  He has sent me to proclaim release to the captives and recovery of sight to the blind, to let the oppressed go free, to proclaim the year of the Lord's favor"; and then Jesus boldly declares, "Today this scripture has been fulfilled in your hearing."   How is this "good news to the poor" and a challenge to the wealthy?

Finally, as always, we will let your comments steer the discussion.  We look forward to seeing and hearing you on zoom at 7:00 p.m. this coming Tuesday.

Wayne Urbaniak

Doyou enjoy singing? Judson Choir is looking for people to join us. No long-termcommitment is required. We sing a variety of music. All ages are welcome. Themusic director is Dr. John De Haan, a voice teacher at the University ofMinnesota. We practice on Wednesday evenings from 7-8:30 pm. Enter through thebig black door on Harriet Ave. Whetheryou are looking to enhance your vocal abilities or simply enjoy the act ofsinging, the Judson Choir offers a fulfilling and enjoyable experience for allinvolved. Call the office if you have any questions at 612-822-0649.

Mah Jongg weekly games will be held in the Ann Judson room starting at 7 pm. All are welcome.

Wild & Precious Conversation

A Wild& Precious Conversation Zoom meeting will take place this coming Tuesday,October 15, from 7:00-8:30 p.m. Contact Keith Ford for the link. We willcontinue discussing our theme for this fall, taken from the book Jesus’Vision for Your One Wild and Precious Life. At Tuesday’s Zoom, we willfocus on Chapter 3 (the beatitudes, Matthew 5) and on Chapter 4 (feeding themultitude, Mark 6).

  Hello, and Welcome to this fall's series of Wild and Precious Conversions, a renaming and restructuring of Spiritual Voyagers.  

You are receiving this email either because you were on our past Spiritual Voyager email list or you asked to join in with us for one or more of our five zoom conversations over the next several weeks (7:00-8:30 p.m. on the second and fourth Tuesdays--September 24, October 8 and 22, November 12 and 26).  Keith Ford will send out a zoom link a day or two before each session.

"Wild and Precious Conversations" is based on a phrase from a Mary Oliver poem:  

                    Tell me, what is it you plan to do
                    with your one wild and precious life?

It's also part of the title of Mike Graves' book, Jesus' Vision for Your One Wild and Precious Life.  Our zoom conversations will have 3 blended perspectives:  themes from Mike Graves' book; preparation and reactions to Pastor Travis Norvell's sermons on these themes; and the Biblical connections which drive the concepts.

Though the sessions will be related, each zoom conversation will be free-standing:  you  can feel comfortable joining in for any one or more of them.  Also, reading the book or hearing Pastor Norvell's sermons are NOT necessary for you to participate.  

Prior to each session, we will email you a few comments and springboard questions for our upcoming zoom meeting.  For our conversation this coming Tuesday...

1.  A quote at the beginning of the Introduction to Graves' book reads, 
"There is more that is important about Jesus than his death."...the idea that Jesus did not come to die but to live might be a surprise.  In your own spiritual journey, how did the death of Jesus get treated in comparison to the life he lived? 

2.  "Follow me,"  Jesus said (and that's the heading on chapter 1 of Graves' book).
...the essence of Jesus' teaching on following him could be summarized as follows:  "Come just as you are, but don't expect to stay that way."  What does that mean?

3.  In Luke 4:18-19, Jesus reads from Isaiah--The Spirit of the Lord is upon me, because he has anointed me to bring good news to the poor.  He has sent me to proclaim release to the captives and recovery of sight to the blind, to let the oppressed go free, to proclaim the year of the Lord's favor"; and then Jesus boldly declares, "Today this scripture has been fulfilled in your hearing."   How is this "good news to the poor" and a challenge to the wealthy?

Finally, as always, we will let your comments steer the discussion.  We look forward to seeing and hearing you on zoom at 7:00 p.m. this coming Tuesday.

Wayne Urbaniak

Doyou enjoy singing? Judson Choir is looking for people to join us. No long-termcommitment is required. We sing a variety of music. All ages are welcome. Themusic director is Dr. John De Haan, a voice teacher at the University ofMinnesota. We practice on Wednesday evenings from 7-8:30 pm. Enter through thebig black door on Harriet Ave. Whetheryou are looking to enhance your vocal abilities or simply enjoy the act ofsinging, the Judson Choir offers a fulfilling and enjoyable experience for allinvolved. Call the office if you have any questions at 612-822-0649.