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The March 31st service will be based on Dr. Michael Eric Dyson’s book, Tears We Cannot Stop. Join Betsy Morehouse and her African American friends, Calvin and Julie Lamar, Clarence Majors and Marcella Palmer as they get up close and personal in an attempt to help us understand what it's like to be black in America today. There will be a very important discussion after the service on what white folks can do to help.
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Equity, Equality, these are markers that make a person, a family, a community, a nation truly great. But it's a hard target to hit. It's easy to give up. Most in the sound of my voice won't. But, I believe, with our voice we must hold the center of the center of the center as one of life's most precious targets. And keep that message loud.
Are we really responsible for our neighbors? And just who are our neighbors, anyway? We'll examine the concept of "equity" as we acknowledge the earth we share together.
March 10, 2019 "The Overarching Field Of Loving Energy" Rev. Pat Jobe *Partial Audio File - Text*3/10/2019 From Joan Baez: I have to remain in denial for a good portion of the time because otherwise I’d go crazy. You have to measure what you do in little victories that reintroduce compassion and empathy. We won’t have social change until people are capable of taking risks again. We over use science and reason to exclude any talk of what most other traditions refer to as spirituality. Peter Kandis and Rev. Andy Reece have done a great job of looking at these issues from a humanist perspective. Rev. Pat Jobe comes at the issue as a mystic and a believer in the spirit that moves in the wind. Should be a lot of fun, with maybe even a serious moment or two. You can read the text of Pat's sermon below. You can also download the text of Pat's sermon by clicking the link below. 
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110 Malphrus Road Bluffton, SC 29910
Temporary Office Hours: Tuesday 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Temporary Office Hours: Tuesday 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.