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Tippe offers 3 forms and times for "worshiping"!
Experience "oneness" as you find your worthiness!
Sundays 9:30am, Mondays 6:30pm, Wednesdays 10:30am!
Monday Night Sanctuary Time of Belonging
meets weekly Monday nights at 6:30pm. Come for a reflective time of engaging each other, Biblical Wisdom, shared prayer and communion...all done informally at table together in the sanctuary! Come to be enriched whether in addition to your Sunday morning experience wherever you worship or as an alternative time to celebrate belonging and caring in a powerful, ancient, reflective way.
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Experience "oneness" as you find your worthiness!
Sundays 9:30am, Mondays 6:30pm, Wednesdays 10:30am!
Monday Night Sanctuary Time of Belonging
meets weekly Monday nights at 6:30pm. Come for a reflective time of engaging each other, Biblical Wisdom, shared prayer and communion...all done informally at table together in the sanctuary! Come to be enriched whether in addition to your Sunday morning experience wherever you worship or as an alternative time to celebrate belonging and caring in a powerful, ancient, reflective way.
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A Living Waters Contemplative Life Center Offering:
Zen Sitting: Finding the Path An introduction to the practice and teachings of Zen Buddhism Thursdays 6:30 - 8:00 p.m. on-going! Led by Rev. Tonen O'Connor, Resident Priest Emerita, Milwaukee Zen Center We will begin with zazen, sitting quietly together in the peaceful embrace of silence. (We will be using chairs). Rev. O'Connor will then give a brief talk on the Buddha's teachingsand how they can help us find our path of serenity amidst the chaos of change. The evening will conclude with shared discussion, questions and fellowship. Everyone is welcome, no preparation is necessary, just an inquiring mind. There is no charge, but an open heart donation in support of Tippecanoe's Living Waters Contemplative Life Center will be much appreciated. Please Enter Sanctuary doors and proceed upstairs. Rev. Tonen O'Connor was ordained as a Soto Zen Buddhist priest in 1994 and trained in Japan as well as at the Milwaukee Zen Center with her teacher, Tozen Akiyama. She led Buddhist practice within a number of state prisons for over 17 years and served as primary teacher at the Milwaukee Zen Center for 12 years. ~~~ Oneness Blessing Circle
First and Third
Tuesday Evenings 6:30 – 8:00pm In the sanctuary Please join us for guided meditation and the Oneness Blessing to support you on your spiritual and healing journey. Please feel free to invite friends and family to join you in this soothing ritual. A suggested minimum donation of $5 gratefully accepted to help support the ministries of Living Waters Contemplative Life Center. No one will be turned away if they are unable to pay. ~~~~ 
Zen-Sational Yoga Kids/Teens
Meets quarterly...email Laura to find out more! A yoga class specifically designed for kids and teens! All children welcome! Including those with special needs or challenges. The classes will focus on learning the basics of yoga and also relaxation techniques. Please dress in comfortable clothing and bring a yoga mat if you have one. Parents are encouraged to participate with their child, however it is not mandatory. We do request however, that a guardian remain on premises during the class. There is no set fee for this class, however we ask that you donate from your heart based on what you can afford. Envelopes will be provided in order to collect donations towards the church and the instructor. Please sign up by contacting Laura at lluedtke810@gmail.com or through Zen-Sational Kids Facebook page. |
“Global Ethic for the Local Soul”
Wednesday Evenings 6:30-8pm March 4, 11, 18, 25, April 1 Guided Thoughtfully by Pastor Nicole Melara Group Spiritual Guidance by Pastor Karen Hagen …including 1 individual half-hour Spiritual Direction appointment for each attendee as requested. Register now by emailing and sending in your registration fee to hold your space! Cost of Offering: $100; if register before February 21st: $75 Please send a check to Tippecanoe Church, address below, to be officially registered. (Registration is your intention to participate. We are not able to offer refunds if your plans change.) Limited scholarships available upon request. Email livingwatersclc@gmail.com. Maximum number of participants: 15 In 1993, the world was globalizing fast. German theologian Hans Küng and the Parliament of the World’s Religions in Chicago unveiled their plan for a Global Ethic around which globalization could peacefully advance. While the idea was never fully realized in the global mainstream, the need for a mindful ethic in the new world remains. This course will provide us with an opportunity to consider our personal ethics as we operate in a global world and work to develop our local souls. Classes include “Dialogue Where It Hurts,” “Positively Peace,” “That Which is God’s,” “The Words of My Mouth and the Meditations of My Heart,” and “Ethics of Environment.” ~~~ 
A Night of Quieting,
Sung Meditation, and Reflection By Candle Light Be released from the spoken word! Join in the melodies and harmonies, or enjoy listening. A candlelight time of Threshold Singing....simple songs for peace and wholeness and healing...within a deepening quiet of holy hush! First Friday Nights monthly 6:30 - 8:00pm October - June Guided by Threshold Singers Pastor Karen, Janet, MaryBeth An Open Heart Offering of $5 Appreciated. All faith traditions welcome! Please enter front doors and up to sanctuary. 
Want to come grow with us? Contact Rachel to take a tour, hear about our mission (including supplying veggies and cooking/nutrition classes to the Food Pantry recipients at BV Community Center), and choose a role just right for you! Email Rachel, our Garden Community Educator, at justgoodfoodgardentippe@gmail.com. Can't wait! 
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Thursday May 30 6:30-8pm
OR Saturday June 1 10am-Noon Our faith tells us we can handle the truth. We can witness to justice as well as create it. It begins with self-awareness and gathering wisdom and support. Join us for this important workshop! What is White Fragility? White fragility is a state in which even a minimum amount of racial stress becomes intolerable, triggering a triangle of defensive moves. These moves include the outward display of emotions such as anger, fear, and guilt, and behaviors such as argumentation, silence, and leaving the stress-inducing situation. White Fragility is the thing that restricts our knowledge, shuts down conversations before they start, and invites us to lie to ourselves about why we do this. This discussion will center on developing strategies to deal with white fragility by recognizing it when it appears in our conversations and in our thinking. Then, construct ways to recover and overcome the behaviors. Open Heart Offering of $5 Appreciated 
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The Buddhist Peace Fellowship presents second of a series of films on Racial Justice Co-Sponsored by Tippecanoe Presbyterian Church's Living Waters Contemplative Life Center 125 W. Saveland Avenue, Milwaukee 53207 October 21 6:30 to 9:00 pm view the acclaimed documentary on the 13th Amendment by filmmaker Ava DuVernay followed by an opportunity to engage in mindful discussion. Open Heart Free Offering to Support Tippecanoe’s Homeless Ministry Welcome! 
WATCH FOR OUR NEXT FILM IN THIS POIGNANT SERIES COMING OCTOBER 21! In collaboration with the Buddhist Peace Fellowship: The First in a Film Series on Racial Justice: I Am Not Your Negro June 17, 2017 at 6:30 to 9:00 pm Acclaimed biography of James Baldwin by filmmaker Raoul Peck, followed by an opportunity to engage in discussion. 125 West Saveland Ave, Milwaukee 53207 Enter through sanctuary doors. Free – Donations to support Tippecanoe’s Homeless Ministry welcome! 
Re-treat Yourself Divinely:
New Year, New Moon, New You Saturday, January 28th Noon-5pm Led by Michele Tegen and Karen Hagen Keith McGillvray offering Native Flute and Drum Circle Start the New Year in a loving space of joy, abundance and connection! This is a time to let go of what no longer serves us well and set our intentions for a life-giving new year. We will incorporate the sacred practices of Native peoples in a mindful and centered way. Appealing to your generosity to offer “as much as you can” so those challenged to attend may do so supported by our community that day…please use a self-sliding fee scale for registration of $30-$60, which includes supplies. Bring your own journal. Registration is required so enough supplies are available. If you pay at door, fee is $70. Register by emailing livingwatersclc@aol.com with your name and contact info and sending check to Tippecanoe Church, 125 W. Saveland Ave., Milwaukee, WI 53207. (Unless you ask otherwise, we will add you to our Living Waters email for other upcoming events.) AND once your check is received, we will confirm your space. Please know registration is expectation so even if your plans may change, you agree to honor the day with your offering! Day to include: Native American Give-Away Bring an item that is of value to you. The item you bring does not need to be expensive. The two primary “categories” are food and shelter–thus gifts like blankets, shawls, and a basket of food are what is usually given. However, just about anything of value/utility is acceptable–craft items, jewelry, craft supplies, household supplies, etc. It may be an item that has been important to you that it is now time to let go of and gift to another. Native people believe that what is given always comes back to the giver in the form of good. As we give, so we receive. Shamanic Journey Work Meet your Animal Guide for the New Year. Sacred Copals (Essential Oils) Choose copal’s to create your own essential blend to carry your intentions into the New Year. Meditation and Energy Holds …for healing of body/mind /spirit. Drum and Flute Circle Bring your drum and/or another instrument. If you do not have one there will be extras. 
First 100 Hour Vigil Milwaukee
Where: City Hall Rotunda When: January 20th Noon -1pm "During the first 100 hours of the new US administration, it's vital that people of faith show our love for the Earth, and our commitment to people, planet, and communities. Around the country, people are organizing vigils - with diverse faith communities and people of good will - to show our care and commitment publicly.” Our local vigil is Noon City Hall Rotunda on the 20th! Religious Leaders from the interfaith community will be present to implore the new Administration: Keep Good Faith On Our Climate Commitments Green Faith and Interfaith Power & Light, as part of the People’s Climate Movement are encouraging these vigils. Tippe Church is a member of Interfaith Power & Light and encourages your participation. ~~~ 
Flute Meditation & Musical Painting…meaning artistically creating music together!
Sunday September 25th 1-2:30pm Please bring your flute and/or drum/or dancing feet and scarves to join in this time of oneness! Free Heart Offering Come and relax to the enchanting sounds of Native American flutes and flutes from other cultures (Slovakian, Hawaiian, Korean) as performed by flutist Keith McGillivray. ~~~ 
Stuck in the web of a broken relationship? Divorcing and not feeling free to move forward?
You are invited to a supportive time of caring and sharing for those who want to de-tangle and move forward into life! Discover your true, authentic self. Open to ALL faith traditions! Discussions may include: • Pain • Self-esteem • Changes • Transitions • Children • Friendships • Personal Transformation Dates: Feb 6, 20, March 5, 19 and April 2, 16 Time: 10:00 – 11:30 a.m. Cost: $20 for 6 sessions To find out more, please email Diane at livingwatersclc@aol.com. Maximum 12 participants. Our Facilitator: Diane Wirhanowicz Certified Lay Minister, Grief Facilitator, Spiritual Director, Retreat Leader. Diane has experience in leading small groups, listening to peoples’ life stories, and helping others discover his/her authentic self. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 
The Energies of Advent:
Candles, Chakras, Chants, and Scripture! Monday December 14th 6:30-8:00pm The Cosmic Christ is about to enter the world once again as a babe in a Manger ! As we anticipate the coming of Holiness Incarnate, Advent shapes our sensibilities…our emotional, intellectual, spiritual, physical life energies. We find ourselves drawn into the darkness of a-wait-ing. The light of candles mesmerizes. The sound of simple songs soothes. We seek Holy Wisdom as we prepare ourselves for what is to be newly born in us! Building upon the work of Carolyn Myss aligning Eastern understandings of Chakra energies with Western Sacraments of the Church, we will ground and center ourselves into this Holy Season as we experience alternating times of… Biblical Wisdom Teachings, Candle Lighting,Energy Work, Chanting! We’ll close our evening enjoying hot wassail and cookies together! ~PLEASE ENTER SANCTUARY VIA FRONT DOORS~ Like us on facebook: Tippecanoe Church ~~~ 
“The Healing Vibrations of Singing Bowls"
Friday February 19th 7pm A journey through the chakras through toning, intention, and the vibration of the crystal bowls. Offering: $20 ~Our Evening’s Healing Arts Practitioner and Guide: Susan Wasserman~ This is a time to receive and let the energies and frequencies work uniquely with each individual's subtle energy system for clearing, balancing, and alignment to the highest good. (About 1 1/2 hours). Bio: Susan Wasserman has practiced sound healing and provided vibrational experiences for groups for 6 years after studying sound healing with Tom Kenyon. She is a teacher for the Spiritual Unfoldment Network (S.U.N.) which provides initiatory workshops from all the major spiritual traditions. The author of the Celestial Chorus Within, Susan is a holistic psychotherapist in private practice. In her practice she works from a trauma model which integrates applied mindfulness, breath, sound, brainspotting, EFT, energy work, and deep attunement. She has also been trained by Dr. Brian Weiss in Past Life Regression work.For more information or to contact: www.inrjourneys.com, info@inrjourneys.com. ~Please enter through the front doors, up into the Sanctuary space~ Find us on Facebook at: Tippecanoe Church ~~~~ 
A Joyful Night of Fun-d-raising
in support of a mission very dear to Tami and Jim’s hearts: Divine Intervention Ministry to the Homeless! Monday 7pm December 7, 2015 DONATION: $25 |
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Brave Places Letter Writing/Calling Meet-up
Sponsored by Tippe Faithing Community(Tippecanoe Church) Pat, Mark, and Pastor Karen Where: right here at Tippe! When: 1-2 pm on First Sundays, RESUMING IN OCTOBER...but please write on your own until then! Open To All…inclusive of all! About: When times are tough it can be tempting to retreat into our safe spaces or bubbles, but we need to make our voices heard. This is a group to help hold us accountable for contacting our legislators about issues we care about. Not a group with a political position, not an attempt to get lots of letters on any one topic, not a group for discussion or debate, but support to help us actually write those letters and make those calls. Bring your concerns, your cell phone, and your pen and for one hour a month DO something about the issues you care about. We'll bring the paper, envelopes, stamps and phone numbers! Want more info? Please be in touch with Pastor Karen at pastor.tippechurch@gmail.com. Please pray and consider making yourself this pledge: Aware of suffering and injustice, I, _________, am working to create a more just, peaceful, and sustainable world. I promise, for the benefit of all, to practice self-care, mindfulness, healing, and joy. I vow to not burn out. ~~~ 
The Healing Pathway
A Map for Your Journey Toward Wholeness Our Guide: Rich Hanhardt Tragic Unmet Needs: Darkness The Entrance of Evil from Our Vulnerability Confusion Chaos Suffering Emptiness and the Beginning of Wisdom The Gift of Love from God The Birth of Creativity with God The Mystical Emergence of Personal Magic The Beautiful Dance of Order and Magic Begins The Creation of the Healing Story Healing and Compassion for Others This pathway has emerged gradually from a lifetime of research and experience dedicated to the discovery of how we actually heal from emotional wounds. The good news is that healing is not only possible, but it leaves us in the highest state we can actually achieve: a state of thanksgiving for life and compassion for others. Please join us for this three-week exploration of the way in which we truly heal and emerge to become thankful, joyful and compassionate. November 1, 8, 15 at 11:30am in the parlor |
Kirtan At Tippe!
Third Saturdays, monthly!
Come and join in this sung call and response meditative practice using ancient Sanskrit to recapture the vibration and energy of the ancients bringing us into the present in new and joy-full ways!
Every Third Saturday!
7-9pm
$10 Donation
Seating available...
or bring your own cushion!
This Month's Artists:
"Light, Love, and Harmony"
Join with us in our vision of cozy Kirtan with Love, Light and Harmony fostering Universal Community, opening a space to recognize and remember that we are all connected on a vibrational level.
Penny
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Third Saturdays, monthly!
Come and join in this sung call and response meditative practice using ancient Sanskrit to recapture the vibration and energy of the ancients bringing us into the present in new and joy-full ways!
Every Third Saturday!
7-9pm
$10 Donation
Seating available...
or bring your own cushion!
This Month's Artists:
"Light, Love, and Harmony"
Join with us in our vision of cozy Kirtan with Love, Light and Harmony fostering Universal Community, opening a space to recognize and remember that we are all connected on a vibrational level.
Penny
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Fall Drumming Circle
Around the Firepit!
Friday September 25th 6:30pm!
We will celebrate the close of summer and welcome the beginning of fall using drums, Native flutes, didgeridoos and hand percussion to create in-the-moment community songs.
Heather Poyner, rhythm facilitator from Kenosha, will facilitate the talents of those in the circle and encourage reflection or expressed intentions.
Instruments will be provided, but participants are invited to bring their own if they wish.
Please bring a lawn chair, drum if you have one, and makings for s’mores and a roasting stick. too!
No experience is required and all ages and abilities are invited!
Heart donations are welcomed.
Bio:
Heather Poyner has been welcoming people of all ages and abilities to drum circles throughout Wisconsin and Northern Illinois (and even Missouri) since the dawn of 2000. Her ability-friendly collection of rhythm instruments includes African djembes, Middle Eastern style tablas and a host of home-made, found sound materials. Heather's programs are available to schools, scouts, elders, women's groups and parties.
For more information, contact Heather at: 262-914-9352, Facebook: (Heather Poyner or The Drum Hut) or email: poynerheather@yahoo.com
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Around the Firepit!
Friday September 25th 6:30pm!
We will celebrate the close of summer and welcome the beginning of fall using drums, Native flutes, didgeridoos and hand percussion to create in-the-moment community songs.
Heather Poyner, rhythm facilitator from Kenosha, will facilitate the talents of those in the circle and encourage reflection or expressed intentions.
Instruments will be provided, but participants are invited to bring their own if they wish.
Please bring a lawn chair, drum if you have one, and makings for s’mores and a roasting stick. too!
No experience is required and all ages and abilities are invited!
Heart donations are welcomed.
Bio:
Heather Poyner has been welcoming people of all ages and abilities to drum circles throughout Wisconsin and Northern Illinois (and even Missouri) since the dawn of 2000. Her ability-friendly collection of rhythm instruments includes African djembes, Middle Eastern style tablas and a host of home-made, found sound materials. Heather's programs are available to schools, scouts, elders, women's groups and parties.
For more information, contact Heather at: 262-914-9352, Facebook: (Heather Poyner or The Drum Hut) or email: poynerheather@yahoo.com
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Story Building:
Telling the Healing Story
of Great Power
Wednesdays 6:30 - 8:00pm September 30 - November 4.
Presenter: Rich Hanhardt MS, MBA, BCSLC
Join us for this six-week journey discovering and reflecting upon our own stories and their healing role in our lives. Participants will learn to create new personal healing stories as well as learning how to appreciate the vast rich storehouse of our world-wide story collection.
We all have been given stories from our childhoods and from life experiences and some of the stories are harmful. The good news is we do not need to keep the stories we were given. Rather the ancient art of creating new healing stories is available to us. Rich will teach The Way toward these new stories. Class size limited to 8 participants.
Cost:
$125 for the course, including materials (Book: Story Building, Telling the Healing Story of Great Power, and accompanying Journal) and two individual meetings with Rich to assist with development of your own personal story. An Early Registration Discount of $15 is available for those registering by September 15.
To register, email livingwaters@aol.com and send $25 non-refundable to Tippecanoe Church marked “Storytelling”. Receipt of check reserves your space!
For further course information, call Rich at the Sacred Bond Center: 262.794.2318
Telling the Healing Story
of Great Power
Wednesdays 6:30 - 8:00pm September 30 - November 4.
Presenter: Rich Hanhardt MS, MBA, BCSLC
Join us for this six-week journey discovering and reflecting upon our own stories and their healing role in our lives. Participants will learn to create new personal healing stories as well as learning how to appreciate the vast rich storehouse of our world-wide story collection.
We all have been given stories from our childhoods and from life experiences and some of the stories are harmful. The good news is we do not need to keep the stories we were given. Rather the ancient art of creating new healing stories is available to us. Rich will teach The Way toward these new stories. Class size limited to 8 participants.
Cost:
$125 for the course, including materials (Book: Story Building, Telling the Healing Story of Great Power, and accompanying Journal) and two individual meetings with Rich to assist with development of your own personal story. An Early Registration Discount of $15 is available for those registering by September 15.
To register, email livingwaters@aol.com and send $25 non-refundable to Tippecanoe Church marked “Storytelling”. Receipt of check reserves your space!
For further course information, call Rich at the Sacred Bond Center: 262.794.2318
Healing in the Garden
Sunday August 9th 2-4pm-ish!
Relax, Sample, Connect to your inner self and to others!
Enjoy 15- minute samplings of the Healing Arts of Reiki/Soulful Energy Work and Massage
by our Living Waters Healers and friends! (An offering of $10 for a healing sampling appreciated!)
Enjoy the music of wandering minstrels serenading us!
Also, at 2:30, 3:00, 3:30, mini-samplings of Yoga or Tai Chi
atop the labyrinth!
And, just for you...
Generous Helpings of Poetry, Chocolate, Iced Coffee, and Conversation!
Bring your chair and favorite book and enjoy being in the garden together!
For more info, call Pastor Karen at 414-702-7997
Green into a Holy and Quieting Hush!
All Are Welcome!
If it is a rainy day or extremely warm in the garden,we will gather in our sanctuary space.
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Sunday August 9th 2-4pm-ish!
Relax, Sample, Connect to your inner self and to others!
Enjoy 15- minute samplings of the Healing Arts of Reiki/Soulful Energy Work and Massage
by our Living Waters Healers and friends! (An offering of $10 for a healing sampling appreciated!)
Enjoy the music of wandering minstrels serenading us!
Also, at 2:30, 3:00, 3:30, mini-samplings of Yoga or Tai Chi
atop the labyrinth!
And, just for you...
Generous Helpings of Poetry, Chocolate, Iced Coffee, and Conversation!
Bring your chair and favorite book and enjoy being in the garden together!
For more info, call Pastor Karen at 414-702-7997
Green into a Holy and Quieting Hush!
All Are Welcome!
If it is a rainy day or extremely warm in the garden,we will gather in our sanctuary space.
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Sacred Bond Relationships
Sundays May 3, 10, 17
11:30am-12:30pm
Our Facilitator: Richard Hanhardt
We are all involved in multiple Sacred Bond relationships in our lives. These relationships are special gifts from God and they may be the most important gifts we ever receive. And yet many of us live almost outside of any awareness of them or do not maximize their power. In this three-week exploration we will look at the following topics:
· What is a Sacred Bond?
· What are the Levels of Sacred Bonds Available to Us?
· How Can We Access Healing through Sacred Bonds?
· Meditation and Compassion through the Law of Three
· What is the Difference between Feeling Better and Genuine Healing?
· Understanding Relationships Roles in Transformation
· Opening the Gifts of Silence, Emptiness, and Space through Meditative Prayer
This learning group will allow each participant to examine these relationships and the meaning that they have carried. We will share about how Sacred Bonds can be expanded and enhanced. We well also look at some practices to deepen personal experiences and allow healing at new levels.
Free Will Offering Gladly Accepted!
Richard Hanhardt MS, MBA,BCSLC
Biography:
Mr. Hanhardt (Rich) has worked in the field of psychotherapy for over 40 years. Over this time he has come to a personal understanding what heals and what does not. He believes that there is a vast inner resource of spiritual energy in each of us that can be accessed for our healing benefit.
Rich has been a student of the spiritual life in healing for over 40 years. He has studied and practiced in a number of traditions including Tibetan Buddhism, Zen, Taoism, Native American spirituality, the symbolic in healing, the written work of Carl G. Jung, and the study of mythology, fairy tales and stories from multiple cultures. Most recently he has spent many years in the study of Christian theology and he has become increasingly fascinated with the unique gifts of the Trinity and the Christian Mystics. Website: www.sacredbond.net
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Sundays May 3, 10, 17
11:30am-12:30pm
Our Facilitator: Richard Hanhardt
We are all involved in multiple Sacred Bond relationships in our lives. These relationships are special gifts from God and they may be the most important gifts we ever receive. And yet many of us live almost outside of any awareness of them or do not maximize their power. In this three-week exploration we will look at the following topics:
· What is a Sacred Bond?
· What are the Levels of Sacred Bonds Available to Us?
· How Can We Access Healing through Sacred Bonds?
· Meditation and Compassion through the Law of Three
· What is the Difference between Feeling Better and Genuine Healing?
· Understanding Relationships Roles in Transformation
· Opening the Gifts of Silence, Emptiness, and Space through Meditative Prayer
This learning group will allow each participant to examine these relationships and the meaning that they have carried. We will share about how Sacred Bonds can be expanded and enhanced. We well also look at some practices to deepen personal experiences and allow healing at new levels.
Free Will Offering Gladly Accepted!
Richard Hanhardt MS, MBA,BCSLC
Biography:
Mr. Hanhardt (Rich) has worked in the field of psychotherapy for over 40 years. Over this time he has come to a personal understanding what heals and what does not. He believes that there is a vast inner resource of spiritual energy in each of us that can be accessed for our healing benefit.
Rich has been a student of the spiritual life in healing for over 40 years. He has studied and practiced in a number of traditions including Tibetan Buddhism, Zen, Taoism, Native American spirituality, the symbolic in healing, the written work of Carl G. Jung, and the study of mythology, fairy tales and stories from multiple cultures. Most recently he has spent many years in the study of Christian theology and he has become increasingly fascinated with the unique gifts of the Trinity and the Christian Mystics. Website: www.sacredbond.net
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Lenten Study:
“Who Am I?”
Sundays February 22, March1, 8, 15, 22
11:30am-12:30pm
Guest Presenter: Jeanne Solik, SD
Practicing the meditation, "Who Am I?" each week, we will learn about specific aspects of spirituality and psychology that lead to deeper individual journeys as we grow in understanding as to what it is that is spiritually offered each of us through “death” and “resurrection.”
2/22 -- Exploration of Ego and Super-Ego Development and their Interactions with our True Self or Essence.
Consideration of the True Self, where it resides, and how we can open into itIntroduction to the meditation, "Who Am I?"
3/1 -- Inner and Outer Connections.
How is it we learn to "walk a mile in another's shoes". How do we grow into recognizing
that it's more helpful to "equalize ourselves and others". Practice of being gentle and loving unconditionally.
3/8 -- Shadow and Light.
How we can be honest about ourselves without judgment and false pride? How we do that with others? Walking into and being present with both?
3/15 -- A Creative Practice/Exercise/Experience
of "Who Am I?"
3/22 -- Pathways and Journey into Wholeness, Oneness, Godness.
Many paths to the same end. Importance of knowing self in order to experience "heaven".
eanne has served in a variety of roles in ministry over the years. She is a long-time Spiritual Director and currently serves as Chaplain
at Children's Hospital of Wisconsin and
UW-Hospital in Madison.
She also does workshops, seminars, and retreats.
Please send non-refundable check of $20
for series to Tippe as your registration.
Or, bring your offering to register at event.
Come to one or come to all…same offering please!
Special Worship at 9:30 supports this class through reflection
on scriptures around the theme:
“I am…..? The ‘Who’ That We Really Are!”
Please enter side door along 1st
by Gardens and Labyrinth
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“Who Am I?”
Sundays February 22, March1, 8, 15, 22
11:30am-12:30pm
Guest Presenter: Jeanne Solik, SD
Practicing the meditation, "Who Am I?" each week, we will learn about specific aspects of spirituality and psychology that lead to deeper individual journeys as we grow in understanding as to what it is that is spiritually offered each of us through “death” and “resurrection.”
2/22 -- Exploration of Ego and Super-Ego Development and their Interactions with our True Self or Essence.
Consideration of the True Self, where it resides, and how we can open into itIntroduction to the meditation, "Who Am I?"
3/1 -- Inner and Outer Connections.
How is it we learn to "walk a mile in another's shoes". How do we grow into recognizing
that it's more helpful to "equalize ourselves and others". Practice of being gentle and loving unconditionally.
3/8 -- Shadow and Light.
How we can be honest about ourselves without judgment and false pride? How we do that with others? Walking into and being present with both?
3/15 -- A Creative Practice/Exercise/Experience
of "Who Am I?"
3/22 -- Pathways and Journey into Wholeness, Oneness, Godness.
Many paths to the same end. Importance of knowing self in order to experience "heaven".
eanne has served in a variety of roles in ministry over the years. She is a long-time Spiritual Director and currently serves as Chaplain
at Children's Hospital of Wisconsin and
UW-Hospital in Madison.
She also does workshops, seminars, and retreats.
Please send non-refundable check of $20
for series to Tippe as your registration.
Or, bring your offering to register at event.
Come to one or come to all…same offering please!
Special Worship at 9:30 supports this class through reflection
on scriptures around the theme:
“I am…..? The ‘Who’ That We Really Are!”
Please enter side door along 1st
by Gardens and Labyrinth
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Live, Love, and Learn The Gift of True Self!
...An Ayurvedic Teaching
Sunday February 1st 1:30-3pm
Live and love your true nature: An introduction to Ayurveda
Can we really separate ourselves from the world around us? Ayurveda is a natural science dating back to the vedic period which looks at managing and maintaining our health through our relationship with nature. Our food, environment and experiences shape our current self. During this introductory discussion, we will walk through the principles of Ayurveda and how to live and love our lives in harmony with our true nature and the world around us.
Sunday February 8th 1:30-3pm Managing Stress Naturally
Holiday season leaving you stressed out? Now that the hustle and bustle of the holiday season becomes a memory, it is a perfect time to reclaim a state of relaxation and ease. During this workshop Carol will explain the basic principles of Ayurveda, provide a quiz to evaluate your stress level and type, advice on natural ways to manage your stress with food, lifestyle and practice relaxing breathing techniques.
Cost: Individual workshops $10, package of both workshops $15.
Please email livingwatersclc@aol.com or call 414-481-4680 to register
and pay at time of class.
Registration is expectation...even if your plans change, please cover the cost of your registration. Much gratitude!
Please make checks out to Tippe Church Living Waters
Minimum participants: 5
Maximum participants: 20
Our Guide: Carol Nace
Carol is a Certified Ayurveda Practitioner, Licensed Massage Therapist and PanchaKarma technician. Her teachings opportunities have blessed her with opportunity to continue studies with Patricia Layton at Bhavana Institute of Yoga and Ayurveda (LaGrange IL), Diva Ayurveda (Milwaukee, WI), Vaidya Mishra of Shaka Vansya Ayurveda (Los Angeles, CA), Dr. Vasant Lad of the Ayurvedic Institute (Albuquerque, NM) and more. Her future goals are to continue my studies in India in the coming years. Carol operates her own Ayurveda consulting, teaching and bodywork business, called Bodhi Ayurveda. More information available at www.bodhi-ayurveda.com
...An Ayurvedic Teaching
Sunday February 1st 1:30-3pm
Live and love your true nature: An introduction to Ayurveda
Can we really separate ourselves from the world around us? Ayurveda is a natural science dating back to the vedic period which looks at managing and maintaining our health through our relationship with nature. Our food, environment and experiences shape our current self. During this introductory discussion, we will walk through the principles of Ayurveda and how to live and love our lives in harmony with our true nature and the world around us.
Sunday February 8th 1:30-3pm Managing Stress Naturally
Holiday season leaving you stressed out? Now that the hustle and bustle of the holiday season becomes a memory, it is a perfect time to reclaim a state of relaxation and ease. During this workshop Carol will explain the basic principles of Ayurveda, provide a quiz to evaluate your stress level and type, advice on natural ways to manage your stress with food, lifestyle and practice relaxing breathing techniques.
Cost: Individual workshops $10, package of both workshops $15.
Please email livingwatersclc@aol.com or call 414-481-4680 to register
and pay at time of class.
Registration is expectation...even if your plans change, please cover the cost of your registration. Much gratitude!
Please make checks out to Tippe Church Living Waters
Minimum participants: 5
Maximum participants: 20
Our Guide: Carol Nace
Carol is a Certified Ayurveda Practitioner, Licensed Massage Therapist and PanchaKarma technician. Her teachings opportunities have blessed her with opportunity to continue studies with Patricia Layton at Bhavana Institute of Yoga and Ayurveda (LaGrange IL), Diva Ayurveda (Milwaukee, WI), Vaidya Mishra of Shaka Vansya Ayurveda (Los Angeles, CA), Dr. Vasant Lad of the Ayurvedic Institute (Albuquerque, NM) and more. Her future goals are to continue my studies in India in the coming years. Carol operates her own Ayurveda consulting, teaching and bodywork business, called Bodhi Ayurveda. More information available at www.bodhi-ayurveda.com
What’s all the Hoopla?
Bring your hoops, your friends, and your family out to
Great exercise and fun and surrounded by holiness!
WHEN?
Wednesday Evenings
Returning This Spring!
7pm
Donation: $5
WHERE?
Tippecanoe Church
125 W. Saveland Avenue
BayView area of Milwaukee
WHY???
Hooping makes you pay attention to your body: where it is in space and how it moves. The measured rhythm is soothing, almost meditative. “Ancient peoples have always connected to spirit and nature through the sacred circle, the sacred hoop, and the medicine wheel. Dancing and singing in a circle are ancient ways of worship and devotion. The circle is the source of the healing.” The benefits of Hula Hooping have been recognized for the mind, body and soul. Hula Hooping has been proven to reduce stress, ease depression and to center the mind (improving concentration). Hula Hooping is an excellent aerobic workout burning 300-600 calories an hour. Hooping improves coordination, stretches muscles and tones your entire body.
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Bring your hoops, your friends, and your family out to
Great exercise and fun and surrounded by holiness!
WHEN?
Wednesday Evenings
Returning This Spring!
7pm
Donation: $5
WHERE?
Tippecanoe Church
125 W. Saveland Avenue
BayView area of Milwaukee
WHY???
Hooping makes you pay attention to your body: where it is in space and how it moves. The measured rhythm is soothing, almost meditative. “Ancient peoples have always connected to spirit and nature through the sacred circle, the sacred hoop, and the medicine wheel. Dancing and singing in a circle are ancient ways of worship and devotion. The circle is the source of the healing.” The benefits of Hula Hooping have been recognized for the mind, body and soul. Hula Hooping has been proven to reduce stress, ease depression and to center the mind (improving concentration). Hula Hooping is an excellent aerobic workout burning 300-600 calories an hour. Hooping improves coordination, stretches muscles and tones your entire body.
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Winter Farmers' Market
Sunday, January 25th
11:00 am–2:00 pm
Hosted by:
Tippecanoe Presbyterian Church's
"just.good.food" Garden Ministry
with our new green Rooftop Pantry Garden along with our 38 organic growing beds! Last year over 600 lbs. of organic produce was grown
and given away to local hungry by our Divine Intervention Ministry to the Homeless' Gardenkeepers and volunteers.
All Welcome!
Ample Parking!
MARKET PRODUCTS AVAILABLE INCLUDE:
Meat, eggs, produce, cider, maple syrup, oatmeal, preserves, canned goods,honey, soaps & body care, fair trade products, candles, and Bakery!
Cooking demonstrations during the market with seasonal produce.
Live music with wandering minstrels and simple songs...
flutes, guitars, and violins!
The Winter Farmers Market hosted by Tippecanoe Presbyterian Church, is sponsored by Markets & Meals for Hope, a joint project of Churches Center for Land & People, a 501 (c) (3) non-profit organization, & the Harvest of Hope Farm Crisis Fund of the Madison Christian Community, a United Church of Christ and Lutheran ministry helping family farmers since the 1980 farm crisis.
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Sunday, January 25th
11:00 am–2:00 pm
Hosted by:
Tippecanoe Presbyterian Church's
"just.good.food" Garden Ministry
with our new green Rooftop Pantry Garden along with our 38 organic growing beds! Last year over 600 lbs. of organic produce was grown
and given away to local hungry by our Divine Intervention Ministry to the Homeless' Gardenkeepers and volunteers.
All Welcome!
Ample Parking!
MARKET PRODUCTS AVAILABLE INCLUDE:
Meat, eggs, produce, cider, maple syrup, oatmeal, preserves, canned goods,honey, soaps & body care, fair trade products, candles, and Bakery!
Cooking demonstrations during the market with seasonal produce.
Live music with wandering minstrels and simple songs...
flutes, guitars, and violins!
The Winter Farmers Market hosted by Tippecanoe Presbyterian Church, is sponsored by Markets & Meals for Hope, a joint project of Churches Center for Land & People, a 501 (c) (3) non-profit organization, & the Harvest of Hope Farm Crisis Fund of the Madison Christian Community, a United Church of Christ and Lutheran ministry helping family farmers since the 1980 farm crisis.
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"Unknowing the Unknowable"
Our Presenter:
Jeffrey Fisher, Assistant Professor of Religious Studies at Carroll University
Sundays November 2 and 9th
11:30am-12:30pm
Jeff shares with us...
Paul notes that we see now as "in a glass darkly, but then we will see face to face." The Christian tradition built on this statement not only to distinguish what we know "in via," here in the pilgrimage of this life, from what we know "in patria," when we reach the homeland in the presence of God, but also to distinguish God's perfect self-knowledge from imperfect human understandings (and misunderstandings!) of God.
God is ultimately unknowable by creatures, so if we want to "know" God, shouldn't we be trying
to "unknow" God?
In the first of these two sessions, we will explore the ways Christianity has used unknowing as a theological and spiritual technique. In the second, we will extend our treatment to include other theistic traditions like Judaism and Islam, as well as non-theistic traditions like Daoism and Buddhism.
All Welcome!
Offering of $5 gladly received.
Please enter side door by the garden and labyrinth,
upstairs to the Parlor.
Our Presenter:
Jeffrey Fisher, Assistant Professor of Religious Studies at Carroll University
Sundays November 2 and 9th
11:30am-12:30pm
Jeff shares with us...
Paul notes that we see now as "in a glass darkly, but then we will see face to face." The Christian tradition built on this statement not only to distinguish what we know "in via," here in the pilgrimage of this life, from what we know "in patria," when we reach the homeland in the presence of God, but also to distinguish God's perfect self-knowledge from imperfect human understandings (and misunderstandings!) of God.
God is ultimately unknowable by creatures, so if we want to "know" God, shouldn't we be trying
to "unknow" God?
In the first of these two sessions, we will explore the ways Christianity has used unknowing as a theological and spiritual technique. In the second, we will extend our treatment to include other theistic traditions like Judaism and Islam, as well as non-theistic traditions like Daoism and Buddhism.
All Welcome!
Offering of $5 gladly received.
Please enter side door by the garden and labyrinth,
upstairs to the Parlor.
Living Waters Contemplative Life Center
Presents:
Intro to Centering: Ever So Gently!
Returning to Centering? Just want to know more?
Want to begin to begin?
Join with us in this welcome to
Centering Prayer!
Orientation and Prayer
Sunday October 5th
6-8pm
Our Guides: Pastor Karen and Carol
Long time Center-ers!
Come for a short intro to the prayer and then lean into the fruitsof the spirit together experiencing
a "sit", Buddhist Prayer Walk, and processing
of your experience.
An on-going Centering Prayer group will meet
2nd-5th Sundays at 6pm at Tippe.
Offering Suggested: $5
Please enter side door by labyrinth and up to the parlor.
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Presents:
Intro to Centering: Ever So Gently!
Returning to Centering? Just want to know more?
Want to begin to begin?
Join with us in this welcome to
Centering Prayer!
Orientation and Prayer
Sunday October 5th
6-8pm
Our Guides: Pastor Karen and Carol
Long time Center-ers!
Come for a short intro to the prayer and then lean into the fruitsof the spirit together experiencing
a "sit", Buddhist Prayer Walk, and processing
of your experience.
An on-going Centering Prayer group will meet
2nd-5th Sundays at 6pm at Tippe.
Offering Suggested: $5
Please enter side door by labyrinth and up to the parlor.
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Native American Healing Flute Circle
New Time!
2nd Saturdays Each Month
1-3pm in Sanctuary
A time of learning and sharing. Come to play or just say and listen! Come and enjoy!
Open to All!
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Living Waters Contemplative Life Center....
A Mission Ministry of Tippecanoe Church
Presents:
An Evening of Enrichment
For Spiritual Directors
With Virginia Stone, BVM
"I Am The Bearer Of God's Creative Energy:
Connecting Energy Work to the Sacred Story
As Spiritual Directors"
FRIDAY EVENING SEPTEMBER 26th
6-6:30pm Coffee and Conversation
6:30-9pm Quieting and Enrichment
Registration Needed:
~$15 Offering with paid registration by September 12th(Registration is expectation to attend.
No refunds available.)
~$20 if paying at the door.
Limited scholarships available so all can attend!
To register, please email michele.livingwaters@gmail.com including name and contact info.
For pre-paid price, please send donation
by September 12th to address below.
Checks payable to Tippecanoe Church,
125 W. Saveland Avenue, Milwaukee 53207
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And this summer our Tuesday Evening Faith Circle meets at
Chill on the Hill in Humboldt Park.
Please come! All Welcome …kids too! And, please bring good eats to share!
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Outside Worship and Annual Picnic...FUN FOR ALL AND ALL WELCOME!
Sunday August 31st 9:30 am atop the Labyrinth!
Please bring a lawn chair and potluck dish to share. Drinks provided.
Faith, Fun, Fellowship!
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Tippe's Garden Party Celebration Sunday July 20 11:00am
when we dedicate our new Rooftop Pantry Garden!
A mission of Divine Intervention inviting those who are home-less to be Garden Keepers
donating food grown to the hungry.
Funded by MMSD, Lake Michigan Fund, PCUSA Hunger Program
All Are Welcome to our Garden Dedication and to Worship with us first at 9:30am
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Living Waters Contemplative Life Center
"A Mission Ministry of Tippe Church Open To All People" Presents...
Blues…and more! Around The Labyrinth!
Friday Night July 11th 6:30pm-9:30pm
featuring…
Electriviolet with Plankenhorn & Ferrara
www.electiviolet.com
when we dedicate our new Rooftop Pantry Garden!
A mission of Divine Intervention inviting those who are home-less to be Garden Keepers
donating food grown to the hungry.
Funded by MMSD, Lake Michigan Fund, PCUSA Hunger Program
All Are Welcome to our Garden Dedication and to Worship with us first at 9:30am
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Living Waters Contemplative Life Center
"A Mission Ministry of Tippe Church Open To All People" Presents...
Blues…and more! Around The Labyrinth!
Friday Night July 11th 6:30pm-9:30pm
featuring…
Electriviolet with Plankenhorn & Ferrara
www.electiviolet.com
Also enjoy local vendors who will be present
as part of Tippe’s sustainability ministries!
Including Happy Destiny Farm, Beehive Alchemy, Wildermann Apiaries,
and the Franciscan Peacemakers'
Gifts for the Journey:!
Experience Walking the Labyrinth…an ancient holy ritual!
Enjoy the Music….Dance and Play!
Be Community!
-Rain or Shine-
…for we have an inside labyrinth as well!
Bring a lawn chair and picnic dinner!
Beverages For Purchase.
Fire Pit and S’mores for ALL to enjoy!
Family Friendly! Open to All!
Donations welcome to support Divine Intervention Ministry to the Homeless!
Hosted At Tippecanoe Church
125 W. Saveland Avenue
BayView Area of Milwaukee 53207
For more info call: 414-481-4680
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as part of Tippe’s sustainability ministries!
Including Happy Destiny Farm, Beehive Alchemy, Wildermann Apiaries,
and the Franciscan Peacemakers'
Gifts for the Journey:!
Experience Walking the Labyrinth…an ancient holy ritual!
Enjoy the Music….Dance and Play!
Be Community!
-Rain or Shine-
…for we have an inside labyrinth as well!
Bring a lawn chair and picnic dinner!
Beverages For Purchase.
Fire Pit and S’mores for ALL to enjoy!
Family Friendly! Open to All!
Donations welcome to support Divine Intervention Ministry to the Homeless!
Hosted At Tippecanoe Church
125 W. Saveland Avenue
BayView Area of Milwaukee 53207
For more info call: 414-481-4680
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Living
Waters Offering: Lenten Reflections…. Taize Around The Labyrinth! Friday April 4th, 2014 6:30pm – 8:30pm INSIDE ....a sanctuary time for you! Guest Artist and Musician: Mary Robertson Nestling into the quiet....awaiting our 7pm Taize Service atop the labyrinth followed by open walk and fellowship! Becoming One With The Divine... beyond words! Prayers by candlelight....guided by simple songs of the ecumenical Taize Community and Threshold Music. Walkingyour experience into the night, toward the cross and into life.... praying the labyrinth! Meditate, Ruminate, Contemplate! And....gather in our parlor for reflection, journaling and/or art expression. Lean into quiet conversation with friends over coffee and cookies. Everyday Miracles:
FINDING THE EXTRAORDINARY IN THE ORDINARY What are the little miracles that happen each day?
An Alternative To Friday Night Out
“Celtic Music” Around the Labyrinth! Friday January 10th, 2014 6:30-8:30pm With The Garlic Mustard Pickers Gather in the sanctuary. Cookies and drinks in the parlor. Experience Walking the Labyrinth…an ancient holy ritual! Enjoy the Music….Dance and Play! Be Community! Family Friendly! Open to All! 
An Alternative To Friday Night Out:
TAIZE Around The Labyrinth! November 8th, 2013 6:30 - 9pm Inside...a sanctuary time for you! Live music By Guest Artist and Musician: Mary Robertson Arrive nestling into the quiet awaiting our 7pm Taize Service/Vigil atop the labyrinth followed by open walk and fellowship! Pray by candlelight guided by simple songs of the ecumenical Taize Community. Walk your experience into the night, into life....praying the labyrinth. And gather in our parlor for reflection, journaling, and/or artistic expression. Lean into quiet conversation with friends over coffee and cookies. ALL WELCOME! Simple free will offering of gratitude appreciated! 
Living Waters Contemplative Life Center Offering:
“Playing with Energy: Thinking, Feeling and Sensing the Energies of Self and Others…Ancestors, Constellations, and Healing!” A monthly gathering on first Sundays 1-3pm! Next Meeting March 2! Friend of Living Waters, Karen Carnabucci, LCSW, TEP, leads this group that explores in a gentle yet powerful way the hidden energetic patterns which influence our relationships and attitudes. ~~~ Imagine a constellation in the sky – a grouping of stars that depicts each of your ancestors arranged around you. Each ancestor has an invisible string of energy connecting one to another and to you. In your aliveness on this earth, you are tethered to these people in your family tree.You’ve inherited some of their characteristics: Grandma’s love of baking, your dad’s eyes, Aunt May’s red hair… But there’s more. You also have inherited their joys and sorrows, and you may be carrying pain, loss, anger, guilt, illness or other burdens from past generations that negatively impact your life today – even if you do not know exactly how or why. The Ancestors, Constellations and Healing groups are a new and profound way to help you connect and correct the past so that you can move forward with a sense of freedom, inner peace and love. Each participant may be involved as much or as little as they are comfortable with, sharing general issues, not details. Whether you merely observe or actively participate in this safe and confidential setting, you’ll learn a lot about yourself and how you are a part of those who came before you. The group employs experiential methods including systemic constellations, an innovative method for perceiving the invisible architecture of human relationships. In the process, we find deep truths, new directions, resolution and profound healing. Fee is $30 for two-hour group; insurance may pay some or all of fee, and partial scholarships may be available. Space is limited; interested persons MUST register by calling the office at 414-481-4680 or responding to this email with name and contact information. Intention to attend is commitment to support financially! Please enter church through front doors and go up to the sanctuary Outdoors Worship and Labor Day Picnic
Sunday, September 1, 2013
Join us atop the labyrinth for 9:30am worship and 11am potluck picnic, with band and a shaving cream slip'n slide for kids of all ages! Healing in the Garden
Sunday, August 18, 2013 2-5pm
Bring a lawn chair and a favorite book to read and relax in our gardens enjoying iced coffee and chocolates, wandering minstrels providing gentle music, and poetry readings! And enjoy being treated to a sampling of reiki, massage, and yoga! 
Advent Quieting…. A time of Threshold Singing and simple meditation including body prayers and healing holds. Hot Wassail and Cookies, too! Sunday Night December 15th 6-7:30pm in the sanctuary. Native American Fluting Around
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Palm Sunday gather on the steps to enter Holy Week (and the sanctuary!) together palms in hand! After Worship kids of all ages to dye Easter eggs.
Maundy Thursday Simple Meal, Worship, Communion Recapture the movement of Holy Week and make your way to your cross! Please bring finger food to share. Good/God Friday Ecumenical Worship April 18th starts at Tippe 12:30 walking the cross to Prince of Peace for a 1pm Service of Worship with brothers and sisters in the faith! Easter Vigil Around The Campfire 6:30pm Saturday Dress warmly and join us in our backyard for scripture, shared reflections, s’mores. Bring your drum or flute! Easter Morning Celebrations! 8:30am: Special Tippe Café - 9:30: Easter Egg Hunt with our Kids - 10am: Holy Worship in Sanctuary Tuesday Nights Mid-winter 2014
A Special Bible Study: Spectacular Reflections Schmeckens (good eats!) followed by open conversation about the issues of our days and challenges of our lives which will lead us into a time to reflect on scripture’s wisdom just for us! Guided by Pastor and Spiritual Director: Karen Hagen 7pm in each other’s homes! 
Winter Farmers' Market
Sunday, February 23rd, 2014 11:00 am–2:00 pm Meat, cheese, eggs, produce, oatmeal, preserves, pastries, cookies, canned goods, honey,soaps & body care, candles. Cooking demonstrations and samplings, too! Sue: Kale Chips Katie: Spring Rolls with winter carrots and greens Winter Farmers Market & Brunch, hosted by Tippecanoe Presbyterian Church, sponsored by Markets & Meals for Hope, a joint project of Churches Center for Land & People, a 501 (c) (3) non-profit organization, & the Harvest of Hope Farm Crisis Fund of the Madison Christian Community, a United Church of Christ and Lutheran ministry helping family farmers since the 1980 farm crisis. EPIPHANY CELEBRATION
Sunday January 5th 2014! Worship with the Garlic Mustard Pickers, enjoy Crowning of the Three Wise Ones and Epiphany Cake plus a Chili Cook-off Lunch. ADVENT 2013
“Timing Matters!” Sunday December 1st: Advent begins! Hanging of the Greens and potluck lunch to follow! Please bring a dish to pass...a great way to creatively use your Thanksgiving leftovers! December 1st Begins A Special Time Of Worship Each Sunday Morning All Advent Long! Sunday December 8th: Marriage Matters! Sundays the 8th, 15th, 21st, 2013 after Tippe Cafe 11:30-12:30 up in the parlor! Time to explore the history of marriage in Christianity, a look at marriage conversations in the church today, and a time to wonder what it matters that Joseph and Mary were or weren’t married, Jesus was or wasn’t… Pastor Karen will guide our Parlor Class! Sunday December 15th, 2013 6pm in Sanctuary: A Time For Advent Quieting ….A time of Threshold Singing and simple meditation including body prayers and healing holds. Hot Wassail and Cookies, too! Sunday December 22nd: All Church Caroling! Gather at Church at 2:30pm to carol to our shut-ins and friends. Then, we gather afterwards for Hot Chocolate and Cookies! Tuesday December 24th Christmas Eve: Informal Children’s & Family Service 3:30pm Please make a reservation with Pastor Karen so we have treats for all! Email pastor.tippechurch@gmail.com or call Pastor Karen at 414-702-7997 and leave a message! Candlelight Contemplative Service of Celebration! 6:30pm Enjoy special music by Candlelight, Hot Wassail and Cookies served, gentle conversation welcome! 7:00 pm Candlelight Service Of Worship! Soak in the mystery and joy of the night as we celebrate the coming of God Incarnate: Jesus Christ! Child-care provided. 
Sundays
November 10 and 17, 2013 at 11:30am: “Playing with Energy: Thinking, Feeling and Sensing the Energies of Self and Others” Let’s play – with the energies within ourselves and the energies around us. Karen Carnabucci, LCSW, TEP, will lead this interactive program to explore the energies that we carry and the energies of others psychodrama and constellation work. We will explore the energies of our personal worlds, especially the energies that show up when exploring intergenerational patterns. Find your way to a place of belonging and wholeness with psychodrama, constellation work and meditation. This program is a sampler of Karen’s upcoming monthly personal growth series presented by Living Waters starting Dec. 1 and continue into 2014. This series asks offering of $30 per meeting. Many Insurances accepted. Limited scholarships to Tippe members and friends available. “Be Still”
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Wear RED and join us for a spirited Pentecost Celebration
Sunday, May 19, 2013
Worship at 9:25am Tippe Rummage and Bake Sale
June 14 and 15, 2013
If you would like to donate your items for us to sell (no clothing please), call our office 414-481-4680 to schedule a drop off. Then, come on over to find great treasures at great prices. All money will be used to support our youth program. Celebrate Olivia's Baptism with us on Sunday, July 7
Fundraiser for Divine Intervention Ministry to the HomelessFriday, June 21 - 6:00pm
Henderson’s Farm in Hartford: 6069 Clover Road Suggested donation: $25 plus non-perishable supplies Bring a picnic supper and lawn chairs. We will provide the entertainment and fun: music, stories, poetry, bon fire and fireworks! Come and hear the story of how this ministry began and all that has been empowered to happen in the lives of home-less folk, those who minister to and with them, and the greater church community! And find out how you too can be a part of this life-giving ministry! |
Bay View Historical Society Walk to Feature Tippe!
The Bay View Historical Society’s August Walk will be held on Saturday,
August 3rd, 2013 at 9:30 am. Registration will start at 9:00 am at the Lake Water Tower and Municipal Building, 4001 South Sixth Street. The cost is $5.00 for Bay View Historical Society members and $7.00 for nonmembers. The walk, led by Ron Winkler and Greg Wernisch, will be in Tippecanoe, centered around Howell and Howard. It will be a preview of the Tippecanoe chapter of Winkler’s book Milwaukee’s Town of Lake to be published in December. Read more here. Our teen campers are back!
On July 14 in worship they will share their experience with all of us. Thank you for your sponsorship and your support of the Tippe rummage that made it possible for them to attend camp this year!
Peace Camp 2013
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Blues Around the Labyrinth
Friday, July 12, 2013
6:30 - 10pm with ElectriViolet Experience walking the labyrinth… an ancient holy ritual. Enjoy the Music. Dance and Play. Be Community. Bring a lawn chair. This event is family friendly and open to all! Learn more about this event by downloading the flyer. Check out Electriviolet's site! Native Wellness Garden
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