Learning
Lake Street Video Discussion Group
In February, the Lakestreet Video Discussion Group will continue watching the Great Courses series The Big Questions of Philosophy. In this course, we’ll consider several of the most important questions philosophers confront—some of which have settled answers, but many of which do not … yet.
In recent weeks we have listened to lectures on whether faith is ever rational, whether God exists, whether God could allow moral or natural evil, and whether we have free will. Lectures in February will address:
Could there be an afterlife?
What is the nature of mind?
What is morally right and wrong?
How should society be organized?
What is the meaning of life?
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All Lake Street members and friends are welcome. No prior reading is needed. The video we watch lasts about half an hour, and is followed by a half hour of discussion.
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To attend, you have two options at 920am each Sunday morning:
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On your computer, you can join our meeting via this Zoom link.
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You can physically come to the Lake Street Church Parker Room, where our Zoom session will be shown on screen. This will include both the video and the online class discussion, in which you can participate.

Buddhism Discussion Group
The book of study is The Wise Heart by Jack Kornfield.
At the Buddhism Discussion Group we read together Buddhist texts, both classical and contemporary, and attempt to grow our understanding, wisdom and compassion through dialogue and reflection. Sunday mornings 9:15 via Zoom. Reach out to Dana De Ano for the Zoom link (danadeano@gmail.com).
Contemporary Mystics and their Teachings
Gathering in the church library around 9am;
Book of study: The Power of Now by Eckhart Tolle.
Please contact Steve Duck at scduck@gmail.com for more information.



