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Wow, talk about sparking up a bunch of UU’s, just say you want to do something in the name of Jesus. But there are hundreds of millions across the globe who have found something there. What if what we are all looking for is what stands behind that name? Sure many other hundreds of millions have found it in the names of Buddha, Mohammed, Krishna, Pavarti, Quan Yin, and Gnesha and even reason, but what if reality is there behind the name of Jesus, too? With his usual zeal for rattling cages, Rev. Jobe asks the question and then offers an answer.
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Awe may well be bigger than we imagined. We will try to push out the edges of awe this Sunday.
We will a discussion after the service after the service. Contact uucl.office@gmail.com to be added to the discussion group list.
These past four years have been especially difficult for Unitarian Universalists. What have we learned from all these trials? Have we learned anything at all?
We usually associate awe with looking to the heavens. Perhaps we've been looking in the wrong place.
"What is sacred is what is worthy of our reverence, what evokes awe and wonder in the human heart, and what, when contemplated, transforms us utterly."
Phil Cousineau (2012). “The Art of Pilgrimage: The Seeker's Guide to Making Travel Sacred”, p.30, Conari Press Viewable at https://www.facebook.com/uulowcountry/videos/419176416170571
Come and join us for a soulful reflection on a path towards understanding.
Take some time to find meaning in this special season. More light is coming, but can we savor the darkness as well?
Rev. Pat Jobe will be with us again virtually on Dec. 13. He has a number of friends who worship at the altar of understanding, especially at an intellectual level, at a level that offers to explain everything. But of course, that is not the whole story. Understanding as empathy, compassion, love, shared space, all of that can be a healing balm in a world gone crazy. He also wants us to know that he misses being with us.
Winter is the Season for Holidays! In nearly every Culture and Country since recorded history, man has found a way to deal with the dark days and long nights to bring light into the world. Join us December 6th at 10:00 a.m. to learn how they worked this magic.
Almost, but not all cultures have a way to speak to the suspicion that there is a divine spark in the human condition. Today's message will try to examine that very human experience.
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