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The regularly scheduled sittings on Saturday mornings at 8:30 and Tuesday evenings at 7:00 are jointly sponsored by First Unitarian Universalist Church and Zen Columbus Sangha. These events are freely given and open to all. The Saturday and Tuesday sits are both in-person and online. We usually meet in Beach Fellowship Hall (look for the shoes left … Continue reading Zen Meditation
This group is a project of the Care and Share Time Bank, and it meets every Saturday online. Contact Vilvi Vannak, vilvivannak@gmail.com.
Email Jan Phillips for information, jan-allsolesdance@att.net.
Sunday Services https://firstuucolumbus.org/sunday/
Sunday Services https://firstuucolumbus.org/sunday/
Contact amber@firstuucolumbus.org for more information about our programs for children and youth!https://firstuucolumbus.org/learning/sunday-school/
Contact mrsemilylh@gmail.com for more info.
Contact Rev. Kelli McNeal.
the first, and third Sunday of every monthamber@firstuucolumbus.orgAges 5–11
Join us each month to share the joys and challenges of caring for young children. Meet in the childcare room (101, behind Beach Hall) after the service, to engage with our children & each other. Contact Heather Stone for more info.
Join the ARA each month on an exquisite excursion to Columbus area BIPOC-owned area restaurants!January: Hoyo's KitchenThis family-owned fast casual Somalieatery started with a restaurant on thenortheast side of Columbus and recentlyexpanded to a stall at the North Market,6750 Longshore Street, Columbus, OH43017. We will meet at the kiosk in thechurch gallery at 12:30 pm.
Contact Michael Greenman for information, mgreenmanoh@gmail.com.or check it out on https://hourworld.org/bank/index.htm?hw=1057
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This group class will offer a step-by-step introduction to a16-movement form of Tai Chi modified for older adults and others with balance challenges. The movements can be completed either standing or seated. Practicing Tai Chi can improve mindful movement and core strength, and increase neural pathways in the brain. Two instructors, Guy and Betsy Smalley, … Continue reading Seniors’ Tai Chi for Balance
This course is for those who have completed the 16-movement Tai Chi for Balance class and wish to learn a more challenging form. This course teaches a modified Guang Ping Yang form, which includes 64 movements. Contact the class instructor, Guy Smalley by email at guyrtsmalley@gmail.com or by cell phone at 614-204-2743.
