UUA Common Read Discussion
(Some of us are finding that both listening and reading the text is helpful to learning the concepts.) If you have financial barriers preventing you from getting this book at your local library, contact your minister who can help with a Minister’s Discretionary Fund subsidy to purchase the book. If you want to donate so that others can read this book, let us know that too please.
On Repentance and Repair invites readers of any faith to explore practices for accountability that can bring us into wholeness and make a difference in our personal, community, and national relationships. This Common Read offers a glimpse into one of our faith’s foundational sources, Judaism. Readers explore the call to accountability in our personal and public lives as we follow Rabbi Ruttenberg into a framework for making amends offered by the 12th century Jewish physician and scholar, Maimonides.
The book is available from the UUA Bookstore or from your favorite bookseller.
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(Some of us are finding that both listening and reading the text is helpful to learning the concepts.) If you have financial barriers preventing you from getting this book at your local library, contact your minister who can help with a Minister’s Discretionary Fund subsidy to purchase the book. If you want to donate so that others can read this book, let us know that too please.
On Repentance and Repair invites readers of any faith to explore practices for accountability that can bring us into wholeness and make a difference in our personal, community, and national relationships. This Common Read offers a glimpse into one of our faith’s foundational sources, Judaism. Readers explore the call to accountability in our personal and public lives as we follow Rabbi Ruttenberg into a framework for making amends offered by the 12th century Jewish physician and scholar, Maimonides.
The book is available from the UUA Bookstore or from your favorite bookseller.
[advanced_iframe src=”https://ccuu.breezechms.com/form/UUCommonRead2024″ width=”100%” height=”1000px”](Some of us are finding that both listening and reading the text is helpful to learning the concepts.) If you have financial barriers preventing you from getting this book at your local library, contact your minister who can help with a Minister’s Discretionary Fund subsidy to purchase the book. If you want to donate so that others can read this book, let us know that too please.
On Repentance and Repair invites readers of any faith to explore practices for accountability that can bring us into wholeness and make a difference in our personal, community, and national relationships. This Common Read offers a glimpse into one of our faith’s foundational sources, Judaism. Readers explore the call to accountability in our personal and public lives as we follow Rabbi Ruttenberg into a framework for making amends offered by the 12th century Jewish physician and scholar, Maimonides.
The book is available from the UUA Bookstore or from your favorite bookseller.
[advanced_iframe src=”https://ccuu.breezechms.com/form/UUCommonRead2024″ width=”100%” height=”1000px”](Some of us are finding that both listening and reading the text is helpful to learning the concepts.) If you have financial barriers preventing you from getting this book at your local library, contact your minister who can help with a Minister’s Discretionary Fund subsidy to purchase the book. If you want to donate so that others can read this book, let us know that too please.
On Repentance and Repair invites readers of any faith to explore practices for accountability that can bring us into wholeness and make a difference in our personal, community, and national relationships. This Common Read offers a glimpse into one of our faith’s foundational sources, Judaism. Readers explore the call to accountability in our personal and public lives as we follow Rabbi Ruttenberg into a framework for making amends offered by the 12th century Jewish physician and scholar, Maimonides.
The book is available from the UUA Bookstore or from your favorite bookseller.
[advanced_iframe src=”https://ccuu.breezechms.com/form/UUCommonRead2024″ width=”100%” height=”1000px”]- On Repentance and Repair: Making Amends in an Unapologetic World book in any format – audio, paper or hard copy or kindle.
- Notebook
- Chalice to light at home
- Art or doodle supplies
- Water and snacks
- Computer & Internet for Zoom workshops
(Some of us are finding that both listening and reading the text is helpful to learning the concepts.) If you have financial barriers preventing you from getting this book at your local library, contact your minister who can help with a Minister’s Discretionary Fund subsidy to purchase the book. If you want to donate so that others can read this book, let us know that too please.
On Repentance and Repair invites readers of any faith to explore practices for accountability that can bring us into wholeness and make a difference in our personal, community, and national relationships. This Common Read offers a glimpse into one of our faith’s foundational sources, Judaism. Readers explore the call to accountability in our personal and public lives as we follow Rabbi Ruttenberg into a framework for making amends offered by the 12th century Jewish physician and scholar, Maimonides.
The book is available from the UUA Bookstore or from your favorite bookseller.
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Materials Required:
- On Repentance and Repair: Making Amends in an Unapologetic World book in any format – audio, paper or hard copy or kindle.
- Notebook
- Chalice to light at home
- Art or doodle supplies
- Water and snacks
- Computer & Internet for Zoom workshops
(Some of us are finding that both listening and reading the text is helpful to learning the concepts.) If you have financial barriers preventing you from getting this book at your local library, contact your minister who can help with a Minister’s Discretionary Fund subsidy to purchase the book. If you want to donate so that others can read this book, let us know that too please.
On Repentance and Repair invites readers of any faith to explore practices for accountability that can bring us into wholeness and make a difference in our personal, community, and national relationships. This Common Read offers a glimpse into one of our faith’s foundational sources, Judaism. Readers explore the call to accountability in our personal and public lives as we follow Rabbi Ruttenberg into a framework for making amends offered by the 12th century Jewish physician and scholar, Maimonides.
The book is available from the UUA Bookstore or from your favorite bookseller.
[advanced_iframe src=”https://ccuu.breezechms.com/form/UUCommonRead2024″ width=”100%” height=”1000px”]Workshops: Wednesdays, 7-9pm on Zoom – please have your camera on.
April 10 & April 24, Focus: Repentance and Repair in Our Lives and Relationships
May 8 & 22, Focus: Our Covenanted Communities & Transforming Our World
Complete the registration form below or click here.
Materials Required:
- On Repentance and Repair: Making Amends in an Unapologetic World book in any format – audio, paper or hard copy or kindle.
- Notebook
- Chalice to light at home
- Art or doodle supplies
- Water and snacks
- Computer & Internet for Zoom workshops
(Some of us are finding that both listening and reading the text is helpful to learning the concepts.) If you have financial barriers preventing you from getting this book at your local library, contact your minister who can help with a Minister’s Discretionary Fund subsidy to purchase the book. If you want to donate so that others can read this book, let us know that too please.
On Repentance and Repair invites readers of any faith to explore practices for accountability that can bring us into wholeness and make a difference in our personal, community, and national relationships. This Common Read offers a glimpse into one of our faith’s foundational sources, Judaism. Readers explore the call to accountability in our personal and public lives as we follow Rabbi Ruttenberg into a framework for making amends offered by the 12th century Jewish physician and scholar, Maimonides.
The book is available from the UUA Bookstore or from your favorite bookseller.
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Rev. Denise Cawley of Countryside Church Unitarian Universalist in Palatine, IL and Rev. Matt Aspin of Lake Country Unitarian Universalist Church in Hartland, WI will lead a discussion of this year’s UU Common Read, On Repentance and Repair: Making Amends in an Unapologetic World by Rabbi Danya Ruttenberg (Beacon Press, 2022). These four very special classes will guide participants through a deeper reflection on ways of examining hurt, harm, apologies, repentance, repair and then looking at that from the personal, the community and the larger national issues they impact. Each week, we will supply resources to prepare you for the next class.
Anyone interested in compassionate communication, Unitarian Universalist leadership, learning to repair harm, and even how biblical texts can guide us today in issues of reparations are going to want to attend these workshops.
Workshops: Wednesdays, 7-9pm on Zoom – please have your camera on.
April 10 & April 24, Focus: Repentance and Repair in Our Lives and Relationships
May 8 & 22, Focus: Our Covenanted Communities & Transforming Our World
Complete the registration form below or click here.
Materials Required:
- On Repentance and Repair: Making Amends in an Unapologetic World book in any format – audio, paper or hard copy or kindle.
- Notebook
- Chalice to light at home
- Art or doodle supplies
- Water and snacks
- Computer & Internet for Zoom workshops
(Some of us are finding that both listening and reading the text is helpful to learning the concepts.) If you have financial barriers preventing you from getting this book at your local library, contact your minister who can help with a Minister’s Discretionary Fund subsidy to purchase the book. If you want to donate so that others can read this book, let us know that too please.
On Repentance and Repair invites readers of any faith to explore practices for accountability that can bring us into wholeness and make a difference in our personal, community, and national relationships. This Common Read offers a glimpse into one of our faith’s foundational sources, Judaism. Readers explore the call to accountability in our personal and public lives as we follow Rabbi Ruttenberg into a framework for making amends offered by the 12th century Jewish physician and scholar, Maimonides.
The book is available from the UUA Bookstore or from your favorite bookseller.
[advanced_iframe src=”https://ccuu.breezechms.com/form/UUCommonRead2024″ width=”100%” height=”1000px”]Weds, April 10 & 24, May 8 & 22; 7-9 pm on Zoom
Rev. Denise Cawley of Countryside Church Unitarian Universalist in Palatine, IL and Rev. Matt Aspin of Lake Country Unitarian Universalist Church in Hartland, WI will lead a discussion of this year’s UU Common Read, On Repentance and Repair: Making Amends in an Unapologetic World by Rabbi Danya Ruttenberg (Beacon Press, 2022). These four very special classes will guide participants through a deeper reflection on ways of examining hurt, harm, apologies, repentance, repair and then looking at that from the personal, the community and the larger national issues they impact. Each week, we will supply resources to prepare you for the next class.
Anyone interested in compassionate communication, Unitarian Universalist leadership, learning to repair harm, and even how biblical texts can guide us today in issues of reparations are going to want to attend these workshops.
Workshops: Wednesdays, 7-9pm on Zoom – please have your camera on.
April 10 & April 24, Focus: Repentance and Repair in Our Lives and Relationships
May 8 & 22, Focus: Our Covenanted Communities & Transforming Our World
Complete the registration form below or click here.
Materials Required:
- On Repentance and Repair: Making Amends in an Unapologetic World book in any format – audio, paper or hard copy or kindle.
- Notebook
- Chalice to light at home
- Art or doodle supplies
- Water and snacks
- Computer & Internet for Zoom workshops
(Some of us are finding that both listening and reading the text is helpful to learning the concepts.) If you have financial barriers preventing you from getting this book at your local library, contact your minister who can help with a Minister’s Discretionary Fund subsidy to purchase the book. If you want to donate so that others can read this book, let us know that too please.
On Repentance and Repair invites readers of any faith to explore practices for accountability that can bring us into wholeness and make a difference in our personal, community, and national relationships. This Common Read offers a glimpse into one of our faith’s foundational sources, Judaism. Readers explore the call to accountability in our personal and public lives as we follow Rabbi Ruttenberg into a framework for making amends offered by the 12th century Jewish physician and scholar, Maimonides.
The book is available from the UUA Bookstore or from your favorite bookseller.
[advanced_iframe src=”https://ccuu.breezechms.com/form/UUCommonRead2024″ width=”100%” height=”1000px”]Join us for a Special Multi-Congregation Workshop that Could Change Your Life in April and May!
Weds, April 10 & 24, May 8 & 22; 7-9 pm on Zoom
Rev. Denise Cawley of Countryside Church Unitarian Universalist in Palatine, IL and Rev. Matt Aspin of Lake Country Unitarian Universalist Church in Hartland, WI will lead a discussion of this year’s UU Common Read, On Repentance and Repair: Making Amends in an Unapologetic World by Rabbi Danya Ruttenberg (Beacon Press, 2022). These four very special classes will guide participants through a deeper reflection on ways of examining hurt, harm, apologies, repentance, repair and then looking at that from the personal, the community and the larger national issues they impact. Each week, we will supply resources to prepare you for the next class.
Anyone interested in compassionate communication, Unitarian Universalist leadership, learning to repair harm, and even how biblical texts can guide us today in issues of reparations are going to want to attend these workshops.
Workshops: Wednesdays, 7-9pm on Zoom – please have your camera on.
April 10 & April 24, Focus: Repentance and Repair in Our Lives and Relationships
May 8 & 22, Focus: Our Covenanted Communities & Transforming Our World
Complete the registration form below or click here.
Materials Required:
- On Repentance and Repair: Making Amends in an Unapologetic World book in any format – audio, paper or hard copy or kindle.
- Notebook
- Chalice to light at home
- Art or doodle supplies
- Water and snacks
- Computer & Internet for Zoom workshops
(Some of us are finding that both listening and reading the text is helpful to learning the concepts.) If you have financial barriers preventing you from getting this book at your local library, contact your minister who can help with a Minister’s Discretionary Fund subsidy to purchase the book. If you want to donate so that others can read this book, let us know that too please.
On Repentance and Repair invites readers of any faith to explore practices for accountability that can bring us into wholeness and make a difference in our personal, community, and national relationships. This Common Read offers a glimpse into one of our faith’s foundational sources, Judaism. Readers explore the call to accountability in our personal and public lives as we follow Rabbi Ruttenberg into a framework for making amends offered by the 12th century Jewish physician and scholar, Maimonides.
The book is available from the UUA Bookstore or from your favorite bookseller.
[advanced_iframe src=”https://ccuu.breezechms.com/form/UUCommonRead2024″ width=”100%” height=”1000px”]Join us for a Special Multi-Congregation Workshop that Could Change Your Life in April and May!
Weds, April 10 & 24, May 8 & 22; 7-9 pm on Zoom
Rev. Denise Cawley of Countryside Church Unitarian Universalist in Palatine, IL and Rev. Matt Aspin of Lake Country Unitarian Universalist Church in Hartland, WI will lead a discussion of this year’s UU Common Read, On Repentance and Repair: Making Amends in an Unapologetic World by Rabbi Danya Ruttenberg (Beacon Press, 2022). These four very special classes will guide participants through a deeper reflection on ways of examining hurt, harm, apologies, repentance, repair and then looking at that from the personal, the community and the larger national issues they impact. Each week, we will supply resources to prepare you for the next class.
Anyone interested in compassionate communication, Unitarian Universalist leadership, learning to repair harm, and even how biblical texts can guide us today in issues of reparations are going to want to attend these workshops.
Workshops: Wednesdays, 7-9pm on Zoom – please have your camera on.
April 10 & April 24, Focus: Repentance and Repair in Our Lives and Relationships
May 8 & 22, Focus: Our Covenanted Communities & Transforming Our World
Complete the registration form below or click here.
Materials Required:
- On Repentance and Repair: Making Amends in an Unapologetic World book in any format – audio, paper or hard copy or kindle.
- Notebook
- Chalice to light at home
- Art or doodle supplies
- Water and snacks
- Computer & Internet for Zoom workshops
(Some of us are finding that both listening and reading the text is helpful to learning the concepts.) If you have financial barriers preventing you from getting this book at your local library, contact your minister who can help with a Minister’s Discretionary Fund subsidy to purchase the book. If you want to donate so that others can read this book, let us know that too please.
On Repentance and Repair invites readers of any faith to explore practices for accountability that can bring us into wholeness and make a difference in our personal, community, and national relationships. This Common Read offers a glimpse into one of our faith’s foundational sources, Judaism. Readers explore the call to accountability in our personal and public lives as we follow Rabbi Ruttenberg into a framework for making amends offered by the 12th century Jewish physician and scholar, Maimonides.
The book is available from the UUA Bookstore or from your favorite bookseller.
[advanced_iframe src=”https://ccuu.breezechms.com/form/UUCommonRead2024″ width=”100%” height=”1000px”]Join us for a Special Multi-Congregation Workshop that Could Change Your Life in April and May!
Weds, April 10 & 24, May 8 & 22; 7-9 pm on Zoom
Rev. Denise Cawley of Countryside Church Unitarian Universalist in Palatine, IL and Rev. Matt Aspin of Lake Country Unitarian Universalist Church in Hartland, WI will lead a discussion of this year’s UU Common Read, On Repentance and Repair: Making Amends in an Unapologetic World by Rabbi Danya Ruttenberg (Beacon Press, 2022). These four very special classes will guide participants through a deeper reflection on ways of examining hurt, harm, apologies, repentance, repair and then looking at that from the personal, the community and the larger national issues they impact. Each week, we will supply resources to prepare you for the next class.
Anyone interested in compassionate communication, Unitarian Universalist leadership, learning to repair harm, and even how biblical texts can guide us today in issues of reparations are going to want to attend these workshops.
Workshops: Wednesdays, 7-9pm on Zoom – please have your camera on.
April 10 & April 24, Focus: Repentance and Repair in Our Lives and Relationships
May 8 & 22, Focus: Our Covenanted Communities & Transforming Our World
Complete the registration form below or click here.
Materials Required:
- On Repentance and Repair: Making Amends in an Unapologetic World book in any format – audio, paper or hard copy or kindle.
- Notebook
- Chalice to light at home
- Art or doodle supplies
- Water and snacks
- Computer & Internet for Zoom workshops
(Some of us are finding that both listening and reading the text is helpful to learning the concepts.) If you have financial barriers preventing you from getting this book at your local library, contact your minister who can help with a Minister’s Discretionary Fund subsidy to purchase the book. If you want to donate so that others can read this book, let us know that too please.
On Repentance and Repair invites readers of any faith to explore practices for accountability that can bring us into wholeness and make a difference in our personal, community, and national relationships. This Common Read offers a glimpse into one of our faith’s foundational sources, Judaism. Readers explore the call to accountability in our personal and public lives as we follow Rabbi Ruttenberg into a framework for making amends offered by the 12th century Jewish physician and scholar, Maimonides.
The book is available from the UUA Bookstore or from your favorite bookseller.
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