Charmaine Lee, Finance Administrator (3:30 to 6:00 pm)
Participants will be guided with clear instruction in gentle yoga-based exercise and breath focused meditation, using chairs for comfort and support. Emphasis will be given on cultivating relaxation and concentration, as well as maximizing circulation, joint mobility, immunity and bone strength. No previous experience with yoga is required.
Our teacher – West Medford’s yogi Judy Scribner-Moore – brings more than 30 years of experience teaching yoga and meditation to students of diverse ages, abilities and backgrounds.
This Series Runs: Wednesdays, 10:00 to 11:15 a.m.
January 8 through March 49 classes @ $180; $25/drop-in
If interested in participating in this class, please register at: www.sanctuaryucc.org/supportyoga;
or – Text UCCYOGA to 51555 (and follow link) to sign up
or – contact Sanctuary at 781.395.3360/office@sanctuaryucc.org or Judy at scribnermoore@verizon.net to reserve a space.
$ 20.00 per session for full term; Drop-in Price $ 25.00. If you need support with the cost of the classes please contact Rev. Wendy for information about scholarships.
Please bring a yoga mat and firm blanket to each class.
Alex Wang, Office Administrator (11:00 to 4:00 pm)
Charmaine Lee, Finance Administrator (3:30 to 6:00 pm)
This event has a Google Hangouts video call.
Join: plus.google.com/hangouts/_/calendar/b2JnN2E4NDVybzdlNm44dXYwYTdxODR1bWdAZ3JvdXAuY2FsZW5kYXIuZ29vZ2xlLmNvbQ._74rk4h1h6srk6b9h64p4cb9k752j0ba174rk4ba289336da16gokcc9k8c?hs=121
Charmaine Lee, Finance Administrator (3:30 to 6:00 pm)
Charmaine Lee, Finance Administrator (3:30 to 6:00 pm)
Participants will be guided with clear instruction in gentle yoga-based exercise and breath focused meditation, using chairs for comfort and support. Emphasis will be given on cultivating relaxation and concentration, as well as maximizing circulation, joint mobility, immunity and bone strength. No previous experience with yoga is required.
Our teacher – West Medford’s yogi Judy Scribner-Moore – brings more than 30 years of experience teaching yoga and meditation to students of diverse ages, abilities and backgrounds.
This Series Runs: Wednesdays, 10:00 to 11:15 a.m.
January 8 through March 49 classes @ $180; $25/drop-in
If interested in participating in this class, please register at: www.sanctuaryucc.org/supportyoga;
or – Text UCCYOGA to 51555 (and follow link) to sign up
or – contact Sanctuary at 781.395.3360/office@sanctuaryucc.org or Judy at scribnermoore@verizon.net to reserve a space.
$ 20.00 per session for full term; Drop-in Price $ 25.00. If you need support with the cost of the classes please contact Rev. Wendy for information about scholarships.
Please bring a yoga mat and firm blanket to each class.
Alex Wang, Office Administrator (11:00 to 4:00 pm)
Sanctuary UCC is partnering with Temple Shalom to bring you Dirkje Legerstee’s gripping story of her family’s survival as WWII Nazi War victims.
Wednesday, February 5, 2020 @ 7:30pm
Learn more about Dirkje here!
sanctuaryucc.org/jan2020-dirkjelegerstee/
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The art exhibit is on display at Sanctuary UCC until February 21, 2020. You’re invited to come observe this family’s story, a tale of survival that transcends through time.
Angelsin Human Skin, tells the true story of two teenagersfrom different countries and faith traditions whose lives collide in the terrorof war. The presentation and slide show creates a living link to historythrough the telling of a family’s survival of WWII. The narrative shares thebackgrounds of a Dutch Christian forcibly taken by the Nazis as a Labor slave, andof a Polish Jew who escapes the ghetto to hide in the open. Personal story, history and moralchoice-making are woven throughout.
Rev. Dr. Legersteeexplains: “During her life, my mother shared her story each year so that, “childrenwould know the truth” of the holocaust. My father spoke with all who wereinterested. His testimony as a DutchLabor Slave is now part of the archives at the Holocaust Memorial Museum inWashington D.C. (collections.ushmm.org/search/catalog/irn558974). Both my parents hoped tocontribute to a better world by sharing their stories.”
It is said that what ispersonal is most universal. The story ofsurvival includes the courage of upstanders, and witnesses to the power of hopein the midst of despair. It is a tale for our own time. The accompanying artinstallation, is currently available at Sanctuary UCC for viewing January 03 throughFebruary 16, 2020. There will be an artist’s reception, Friday, January 10 (7-9pm). ARTChurch will be held with this installation on Sunday, January 19 (10am) and Sunday, February 16 (10 am).
For images of the storyand more details: sanctuaryucc.org/jan2020-dirkjelegerstee/