Adult Ministries

Women's Spring Brunch: "Getting to Win-Win"

Saturday, April 20, 9-10:30AM, in the Fellowship Hall

Keynote Speaker: Amy Kloefkorn, a coach with RISE Lincoln (empowering women leaders), Sr. Director of Development at UNL, certified professional coach and Southwood member/volunteer.

Win-win is a frame of mind and heart that constantly seeks mutual benefit in all human interactions. Win-win means agreements or solutions are mutually beneficial and satisfying. Amy will help you create meaningful and intentional change in your life through the power of accountability, gratitude and abundance.

Childcare provided.

$5 freewill donation

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A Caring Community

When: Wednesday, May 8, 12 - 1:30PM in the Fellowship Hall.
Speaker: Amy Hansen, Director of Southwood's Care Ministry. 

People who feel cared about have less stress, better emotional health, increased resilience and
are more likely to care for others well. In fact, receiving and giving care is one of the most
important ways a church community can feel like family. Come learn how Southwood cares for
others and what serving opportunities might be the perfect match for you. Come join us - we
care about you!

Menu: Herb Crusted Chicken, Roasted Potatoes, Green Beans, Roll & Butter from ChefauChef. Bring a dessert to share if you wish!

$5 freewill donation at the time of the event.

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God’s Cosmos 

presented by Bob Kacvinsky on Sunday, June 23, 9:45-10:45 AM in the Fellowship Hall. 

“In just one year, the James Webb Space Telescope has transformed humanity’s view of the cosmos, peering into dust clouds and seeing light from faraway corners of the universe for the very first time,” NASA Administrator Bill Nelson. What does this tell us about God? How does God fit into deep space and its vast emptiness? Come explore ideas with us!

Southwood Monthly Book Club

Third Thursday from 7-8PM, in the Fellowship Hall.

3 Reasons to join a book club:

1. Make new friends.
2. Live longer. Yep, there’s actual research!
3. Expand your thinking by hearing others’ perspectives.

May Book of the Month: Demon Copperhead by Barbara Kingsolver. Gather to discuss on Thursday, May 16.

June Book of the Month: James by Percival Everett. Gather to discuss on Thursday, June 20.

Childcare may be provided if there’s interest.

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