Mind, Body, Spirit - Adult Education
Ongoing Classes
The Philosopher's Club, with Dr. Riegel
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In this class we do Philosophy on par with an introductory college level class. Currently we are reading Dr. Riegel's Doctoral thesis, "Deicide and the Reemergence of Meaning." This will be our ongoing study for the foreseeable future. If you would like to join us in this study, contact Dr. Riegel (alexgpuc@gmail.com) to receive a copy of his thesis.
The Philosopher's Club meets in the church library at 7pm the third Monday of each month (no meetings in January and July). The Philosopher's Club format is dependent on group discussion so please bring your own notes, reflections, and questions about the texts we read as grist for our mill. * Note - Reading Required: Out of respect for the other participants, please make sure that you have read the material before attending class. If you are not yet on The Philosopher's Club email distribution list but would like to be, contact Dr. Riegel at: alexgpuc@gmail.com. |
Unitarian Universalist History Class, with Dr. Riegel and Dr. John Artis
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The Unitarian Universalist History class meets the first Sunday of the month , at noon (following coffee hour) in the Church Library. We are studying Margaret Fuller and our reading selection for this class is "The Spirit Leads," an anthology of Fuller's more significant writings.
The UU History class format is dependent on group discussion, so please bring your own notes, reflections, and questions about the texts we read as grist for our mill. * Note - Reading Required: Out of respect for the other participants, please make sure that you have read the material before attending class. If you are not yet on the UU History class distribution list but would like to be, contact Dr. Riegel at: alexgpuc@gmail.com. |
Affinity Groups
GPUC Book Discussion Group - The GPUC Book Discussion group meets on the third Tuesday of the month from October to April at 5:30pm in the GPUC library. Book lists are available on the table in the foyer or by email from the church office (gpuc@gpuc.us). We welcome new participants!
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The Writing Workshop meets the second and fourth Mondays of the month from 6:30-8:00pm in the Church Library. Patricia Gillis facilitates various techniques of creative writing with participants reading their works. Fiction, creative non-fiction, journaling, and memoir writing are examined. Bring your writings for discussion, receive helpful hints, or just listen to other aspiring writers.
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Location: 17150 Maumee Avenue, Grosse Pointe, MI 48230 Phone: 313-881-0420
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