Richard Kamischke is a Michigan native, whose formal education started in physics, the study of matter and energy, and ended in social psychology, the study of small group behavior. He has had a lifelong interest in common ground held by philosophy and religion. Richard has been on the C3 Board and is a recipient of […]
Adopt-A-Highway Cleanup is Saturday, October 1. Meet in the Community Center parking lot at 10:00 a.m. and we will carpool from there. You’ll want to wear gloves, sunscreen and hardy footwear. It also helps to have something to pick up trash without having to bend over all the time, which can strain your back. Some […]
The C3 auction committee is tremendously grateful for the generous donations of members supporting our upcoming fundraising auction. Now we need to flip the process and encourage members, families, and friends to come to the auction on Sunday, October 9th, and bid and buy! We are especially encouraging people who follow C3 online to attend. […]
Kent Dobson has been our lead teacher for five years. He helps people orient their life to be in deeper relationship with Mystery, the shape of their own soul, and to a meaningful sense of their unique voice in the world. Jonas Dobson returns to play for us on the day we celebrate his father’s […]
Michael DeWilde is one of our “regular” Guest Teachers. He is the Koeze Business Ethics Initiative Director and Professor of Management at the Seidman College of Business, Grand Valley State University. He teaches in the MBA and Executive MBA programs, with a focus on courses in ethics and leadership. Ruth and Max Bloomquist have recently returned from another […]
It’s Time for Dine with Nine! The next Dine with Nine will be Saturday, October 22, at 6:00 p.m. Mark your calendar! Sign up dates are October 2 and 9, at the Connections Table. Several times a year, you are invited to gather in people’s homes to share food, fun, and conversation. This popular program […]
Kent Dobson has been our lead teacher for five years. He helps people orient their life to be in deeper relationship with Mystery, the shape of their own soul, and to a meaningful sense of their unique voice in the world. Kate Pillsbury is a professional musician, amateur potter, latent memoirist. She has a degree in […]
The Great Questions: What if We’re Wrong about Everything? Our resident Guest Teacher Beth Buelow adds this question to the series of The Great Questions: What if We’re Wrong about Everything? Whoa! That should be an interesting talk! Jen Sygit returns with her unique style. She’s always a great musical guest. Charity McMaster has the meditation, […]
The Great Questions: Do we need the Masculine and Feminine anymore? Our first Gathering in November features C3 Teacher Kent Dobson, Guest Musician Molly, and a meditation by Nelleke Knarr. The question this week in our series of The Great Questions is Do we need the Masculine and Feminine anymore? Don't forget to turn your clocks back this weekend! Please join us for the morning’s […]
How About a Think Hike! After the Gathering on Sunday, November 6, David Dean will host a Think Hike at Hemlock Crossing Park (8115 West Olive Road, West Olive, MI 49460). The plan is to meet there at 12:30 p.m., where we will gather in the parking lot and head out on a hike. We […]
The Great Questions Sundays at the Central Park Place (Mackinaw Ballroom, 421 Columbus Ave., Grand Haven) Masks are optional at our In-Person Gathering. The decision of whether or not to wear a mask will be up to each individual. 9:00 a.m. Pre-Talk: In PersonMeet the morning’s teacher in a small group setting for an open discussion of […]
