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2023
January, 2023
  • "Water Matters," at the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Silver City  ::  Spiritual

    January 8, at 10:00 am, 3845 North Swan Street – "Water Matters” Priscilla Lucero, Executive Director of the Southwest New Mexico Council of Governments, will speak about various water projects and other matters relating to water. Priscilla Lucero is a native of Silver City. She ...   

    Location  3845 N Swan Street

  • “The Welcoming Congregation,” at the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Silver City  ::  Spiritual

    The Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Silver City’s own Welcoming Congregation Team will talk about the planning they are doing toward applying for recognition as a Unitarian Universalist Welcoming Congregation. Welcoming Congregations demonstrate a commitment to support, affirm, and celebrate lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, ...   

    Location  3845 N Swan Street

  • "Mysterious Existence," at the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Silver City  ::  Spiritual

    Local author Lynne Zotalis will talk about and read from her new poetry collection “Mysterious Existence.”  This unflinching compilation of poetry explores affirmations of honesty and heartfelt emotion speaking to our shared humanity. From life and death to love and loss, ...   

    Location  3845 N Swan Street

  • “Igniting the Power and Promise of Youth,” at the Unitarian Universalist  ::  Spiritual

    Zia Davis will talk about the importance of the local Big Brothers/Big Sisters program which focuses on creating and supporting one-to-one mentoring relationships. She’ll explain how a careful matching process is utilized to build unique relationships that help children achieve success in ...   

    Location  3845 N Swan Street

February, 2023
March, 2023
  • "Scandalous Universalism," at the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship  ::  Spiritual

    This video by Rev. Angela Herrera of the First Unitarian Church of Albuquerque will discuss Universalism—the idea that all are saved—which has been an outrageously controversial idea. But what does it even mean in today’s Unitarian Universalism? Is there any cosmic/divine ...   

    Location  3845 N Swan Street

  • "Medical Aid in Dying – A Compassionate Option,” at the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship   ::  Spiritual

    Dr. Twana Sparks will bring us up to date on the new Medical Aid in Dying law. Beginning in June of 2021, New Mexico law allows medical aid in dying (MAID), joining nine other states and the District of Columbia. The criteria for ...   

    Location  3845 N Swan Street

  • Public Talk: Michael Freeman of Southwest Sangha  ::  Spiritual

    Join Michael Freeman of Southwest Sangha on Tuesday, March 14 for a public talk on meditation and spiritual practice. People of all spiritual belief systems are welcome. Questions are encouraged! Location: Lotus Center -- 211 W. Broadway, Silver City For more information, ...   

    Location  Lotus Center

  • "Give Grandly," at the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Silver City  ::  Spiritual

    Bernadette Smyth from the Grant County Community Foundation will talk about Give Grandly, the county’s annual non-profit fundraising day. The Give Grandly Coalition is a group of local nonprofits who work together, along with the Grant County Community Foundation, to present Grant County’s annual giving day each May. 100% ...   

    Location  3845 N Swan Street

April, 2023
  • Workshop: Raise Your Frequency and Consciousness  ::  Spiritual

    Raise Your Frequency & Consciousness with Feng Shui. Join Gary Hendrickson for this half-day workshop on the art of Feng Shui. Increase your effectiveness and efficiency in your work. Access your “Lucky Energy.” Enjoy more harmony at home and in your relations ...   

    Location  Lotus Center

    Contact  (575) 956-6647

  • "This is Water," at the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Silver City  ::  Spiritual

    A video presentation by David Foster Wallace, moderated by Joe Neri. David Foster Wallace was a professor and writer and is most known for the commencement speech he delivered to the graduating class of Kenyon College in Ohio in 2005. “This ...   

    Location  3845 N Swan Street

  • "New Earth Project," at the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship  ::  Spiritual

    April 9, at 10:00 am, 3845 North Swan Street – "New Earth Project” Please join us on Sunday, April 9th for a presentation by Nan Franzblau, Chris Lemme, and Mike and Carol Ann Fugagli as they describe a program of the Upper Gila Watershed ...   

    Location  3845 N Swan Street

  • “Substance Abuse Prevention: Dealing With Stress and Avoiding a Lifelong Mess,” at the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship  ::  Spiritual

    April 16, at 10:00 am, 3845 North Swan Street  – “Substance Abuse Prevention: Dealing With Stress and Avoiding a Lifelong Mess” Dealing with stress in daily life can be challenging but hope can be found with awareness, self-care and stress management techniques. Valerie ...   

    Location  3845 N Swan Street

  • "Through the Lens of Arturo Flores," at the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Silver City  ::  Spiritual

    Javier Marrufo, Curator of the Silver City Museum, will talk about an exhibit which is currently on display at the Museum. It features Arturo Flores, a self-taught photographer who documented the Empire Zinc Mine Strike in Hanover, New Mexico. Flores's photographs, captured ...   

    Location  3845 N Swan Street

  • “Language and Privilege,” at the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship  ::  Spiritual

    Ellen Mana’ar Johnson will talk about language and privilege and how the two interact. “When we are born, we are born into particular circumstances that we cannot do much about as children. Privilege can be defined as having a special status or receiving ...   

    Location  3845 N Swan Street

May, 2023

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