2019 February 03
Karl Seidman
“The Caring Community”

The concept of a Mountain Light Unitarian Universalist Church Caring Community, as developed jointly by members Blenda Fairman and Karl Seidman, borrows from concepts in gerontology. We would focus on: getting to know each other better through sharing … read more.

This day will be given over to the congregation. People will be invited to come forward and share a short list or story about things for which we are thankful.

MLUUC member, Karl Seidman, will present, “An Interview With Nina Jacobs, a Hidden Child of the Holocaust”. Nina was secretly taken out of the Vilna Ghetto as a young child and hidden with a Polish farm couple. This is her first person account.

There are commonalities between our UU Principles and several of the concepts which guide the United States, contained in significant documents such as the Declaration of Independence and the US Constitution. Karl will explain what he suggests we might call a common paradigm between the … read more.

Mountain Light friend, Karl Seidman, will deliver a presentation on the Holocaust. He has been chairman of the Holocaust Remembrance Program in Citrus County, Florida.  His interest in the Holocaust dates back to the 1990s when he was a docent for the Ann Frank exhibit in South Brunswick … read more.