Sunday Gathering

We gather in person every Sunday at Central Park Place.

All events held in the Mackinaw Ballroom in Central Park Place (421 Columbus Ave., GH)

Sunday’s Schedule:

9am Pre-Talk: 

Meet the morning’s teacher in a small group setting for an open discussion of the morning’s theme

10am Gathering:

Welcome, readings, meditation from a community member, teaching, and music

A chance to share questions, comments and stories related to the morning gathering

Each week we provide a safe and welcoming environment for kids starting at 10am. If you are looking for a Sunday morning experience for your kids that includes C3 Values, creative activities, toys, books, games and outdoor fun (when weather permits), we are here to make it happen! Miss Mary is happy to be spending time with your kids!

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Core Teacher: Beth Buelow (she/her) has been part of the C3 Community since March 2018 and has loved every minute of it. She’s a business owner; leadership, team, and mentor coach; author, speaker, and mediator, and she has added photographer to the list of ways she wants to be known in the world. 

 

Musicians: Stanley & Quiggle (Owen & Jamie, he/him for both) are an indiefolk duo from Big Rapids, who were connected by music in their late high school years and paired up to embark on this journey. With their vocals and a variety of instruments, they create an atmosphere filled with strong emotion and wonder. Having the rest of their lives to make music, the two hope to make an impact and have stories to tell along the way. 

 

Music: Stanley & Quiggle 

 

Gathering Host: Chrys Moelter-Gray 

 

Music: Stanley & Quiggle 

 

Meditation: Karri Absenger 

 

Moment of Silence 

Readings/Teaching: Beth Buelow 

 

Play is the mediator of the invisible and visible. 

– Dora M. Kalff, Jungian therapist 

  

The creation of something new is not accomplished by the intellect but by the play instinct. 

– Carl Jung 

  

Ritual grew up in sacred play; poetry was born in play and nourished on play; music and dancing were pure play….  We have to conclude, therefore, that civilization is, in its earliest phases, played. It does not come from play…it arises in and as play, and never leaves it. – Johan Huizinga, Dutch historian 

  

Play is training for the unexpected. 

– Marc Bekoff, American biologist 

 

 

Music: Stanley & Quiggle 

 

Gathering Host: Chrys Moelter-Gray 

 

Music: Stanley & Quiggle