When it comes to in-person activities, open vs. closed is not a simple decision that can be made on the basis of one or two variables, says member and scientist Mary Matsui.
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Earth Day 2021: A Great Day to Reconnect!
Fourteen Sunday School children and their families gathered on the meetinghouse grounds today for a fun, educational–and delicious–Earth Day event. The young gardeners planted pothos to share, touched up the peace pole, and ate “worms in dirt.”Read More
Book Review: ‘The Earth is Weeping: The Epic Story of the Indian Wars for the American West’
This book on the Indian Wars, published a few years ago, stayed with member David Bland and changed his way of thinking about global events in the 21st century. So he is sharing a review.Read More
Gathering in the Great Outdoors
Several members have answered the invitation of our Social Affairs Committee to lead a hike, a stroll, or other fun get-together. In March, small groups got together for an invigorating hike, an inspiring morning of bird-watching, and a fun kite-flying adventure.
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One Step at a Time–and Watch the Ice!
We are moving forward with vaccinations, with staying connected, and with selecting our interim leader, says Society President Susan Lesh. Hope is alive for getting together in person soon–until then, we have to be careful “on the ice.”
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Political reform and gun-law reform rank high in Social Action survey
The Social Action Committee’s recent survey showed that political reform, gun-law reform, and racial justice are among the most important issues to members. Read More
