Included in these minutes:
For the complete minutes go here.
Note: We did not have a Dewan meeting in May
Topics discussed with the membership included these topics:
Financial Report
National Agenda
Spring Street Center
For more information, please go here.
Two applicants have withdrawn their request for a grant to attend the Subud World Congress 2014. The Grant Committee has decided to reopen applications to Subud Greater Seattle members only.
The grant is for $1100. It may be used only to defray direct costs of congress.
Email Marston Gregory on or before June 20th. He will forward a Grant Application. Funds will sent by July 1, 2014. Be aware – the price of registration jumps to $650 after June 30, 2014.
Since other Subud Pacific Northwest centers are doing their own fundraising, this one grant is now limited to Subud Greater Seattle members only.
This Sunday, June 8th, at the Seattle Subud House, Oswald and Rayma Norton will be hosting remembrance of Lionnell Covert marking the 100th Day since his passing after the Latihan. He was a long time member of our community and died February 28th in Crestone, Colorado.
We will provide light refreshments. You are encouraged to bring a dish of your own that Lionnell might have enjoyed.
IF YOU’D BEEN THERE
If you’d been there – at the Cascadia Poetry Festival
You’d have seen the latihan in action
God’s Grace moving out into the world
Shaping and creating a new future for all of mankind
At the Cascadia Poetry Festival Friday, Saturday and Sunday May 2,3,4.
We’ll need volunteers for the Cascadia Poetry Festival to staff a table to give information on Subud and Spring Street Center. This is GREAT P.R. for Subud and the rental business and Oswald is coordinating volunteers. Gold Passes, good for any event during the fest (May 1-4) will be given to volunteers to attend events and they ARE transferable.
For more details click here.
A group of 11 Subud members gathered for our monthly general meeting in the comfortable anti-room of the Bellevue First Congregational United Church of Christ to enjoy hot tea, cookies, and fresh fruit salad while listening to reports from those conducting the business of our small community.
We began with a report on activities at the Seattle facilities and in particular a recent rental by the Association of Writers and Writing Programs (AWP) events held at The Center and lodging by attendees to that event who stayed at the Subud house. One of the attendees, Amalio Madueño, President of the Taos, (New Mexico) Poetry Circus felt that Spring Street Center could rival the Hugo House as a facility for literary events in Seattle. Promotional ideas began to percolate.
The report from the Eastside Group included news of a new male candidate (learned about Subud from Garett Thomson). The group has also moved back into the church. Though the church has been sold, movement is not expected for a year, during which Subud will continue to use the facilities.
Sherwin O’Bar was ill, so Oswald Norton brought copies of the Treasurer’s report which Marston reviewed with members.
Upcoming events
– It would be great to have a story a member was willing to share about the Subud work they’re doing, or how Subud is impacting their life’s work. Any Volunteers – talk with David.
Friday March 14th – Subud Greater Seattle monthly general meeting at the Subud eastside facilities 752 108th Avenue NE, Bellevue, WA. After Latihan. All members welcome.
The minutes of our January 5th meeting are now available for you to read including our financial report, link to the 2014 Donation Information form for SGS so we can complete our 2014 budget and an update on Testing for March and news about our Spring Street Center’s recent rentals as a location for a national meeting offsite in February.
Enjoy them here.
This post from the Subud California Facebook page by Henrietta Haines 4:14pm Jan 16
I have sad news. Longtime Subud member Rochanah Weissinger passed away unexpectedly last night. She died in her home possibly of a heart attack. She will be greatly missed by her family and the many friends she has made over the years.
Rochanah was a member in Marin, LA and most recently Chico. She served as a Helper, California Chairman and Zone 7 Representative for WSA. She was a strong advocate for others and she was a steadfast friend of the Cuban members. She will be deeply missed.
May God gently guide her passage.