“Trust comes from the Norse traust, Proto-Germanic traustam, and Old English treowian. All these roots point to confidence, reliance, protection, solace, and support. They ask, where do you find your […]
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The Religious Exploration classes will be assembling Winter Care Kits for The Homeless on Sunday, December 16. The following items are needed: Hats (100) Gloves (100) Protein bars (100) Chap
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Religious Exploration is in full swing now. There are many, many programs and events that comprise the RE program…
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From the DRE January 2019 A popular song by Joe Darion & Mitchell Leigh begins: “To dream the impossible dream, to fight the unbeatable foe, to bear with unbearable sorrow,
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From Kathleen Hogue UUSM DRE While the Seven Principles of Unitarianism may be considered our creed, they do not stand alone as the substance of our faith. We are seekers
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African Proverb: “Se wo were fi na wosankofa a yenkyi,” which translates as: “It is not wrong to go back for that which you have forgotten.” For my credentialing program
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noun: sanctuary: a place of refuge or safety. From this simple definition one could infer that a sanctuary is a place to hide…in isolation. We, like our Christian cousins, call
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This is a class for those who are tired of waiting around for their “real life” to start. It is a class that will jump start us out of our
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“…what came to me in the night was the realization that I don’t “do” religious education because I’ve mastered a lot of theory about it, although I have mastered some.
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This Adult RE program will provide our church community with the opportunity to develop meaningful connections, two people at a time. Within the context of small group gatherings, we will
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