Sunday February 17, 2019 "The Challenge of Living This Day and Only This Day" Rev. Charlie Tyler2/17/2019 It is tempting for me to look so much into my tomorrow that today is missed. The challenge seems to be living my today, and just my today in a way that can and will be integrated into my tomorrow.
Perhaps this challenge will be meaningful.
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The Postlude for this service will be Suzanne Vega's song titled Luka.
Charlie writes of this service: "We can become a person who seeks to build that environment of safety and affirmation allowing for the 'Luka's' to tell their stories and perhaps find healing." In these difficult current times in America, we need a new form of national conversation. A form based upon a different way of thinking about our conflicting issues, and a new manner in which we talk about them with each other. This talk will explore both of these two needs.
Who is Randy Bell? : Randy is a spiritual teacher, and the author of 14 books and two blogs. He follows an independent spiritual path, based primarily on the teachings of Jesus, the Buddha, and Lao Tsu. In addition to his writings, he serves as a speaker, session leader, and meditation teacher from over 40 years as a Zen meditator. Check out Randy's Blog by clicking HERE. Rabbi TZiPi Radonsky returns to UUCL with a service titled: Before we move on, lets pause one more time, to make sure we got everything we need for the journey.
The service began with our UUCL Ritual of Renewal
Later, Rev. Hood shared three streams of thought that have taken over his mind in the past eight days since the passing of Ron Titus. In an emotional service, taking place one day after the tragic passing of long time member Ron Titus, Rev. Jobe and Rev. Tyler minister to a congregation in shock.
Born of a virgin as a star shown on his birthplace, attended by keepers of livestock, the Hindu God Krishna has a little to offer a world hungry for peace and love. Also it is a wonderful time of year to present a present to our minister, a little understanding and appreciation. Thank you, Jim Morrison.
We usually think of ourselves as the receiver from sources around us. But we can be a source to others- a source of inspiration and even a little joy. Come find out how.
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