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On July 4, her voice choked with emotion, Mary Moser zoomed into our talk back to say so much of life is out of reach and added "I love you all." Rev. Pat Jobe has gone plumb crazy over the moment and will deliver an emotion-soaked reflection on just how much those eight words meant to him. Charlie Tyler was pretty touched, too, as were many others in the room. Don't miss this shout out to one of our beloveds by our rip-roaring, light up the bumpers on the pinball machine guest speaker. The theme for the month is "Story," and Jobe has quite a story for you all.
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Listening to stories is part of children's lives. It was surely part of mine. I'll recognize some of those old stories and reflect on what they mean today.
Please join us after the service for a discussion group. If you are unable to join us at UUCL you can join virtually. Contact UUCL.OFFICE@GMAIL.COM to be added to the list. Whatever our differences, one thing we all have in common is the experience of loss. We will consider not only different kinds of losses but how we experience and express our losses differently.
Join us for our live discussion group following the service. You can also join us virtually. Contact UUCL.OFFICE@GMAIL.COM if you wish to be added to the virtual discussion group email list.
This morning Charlie will examine the beginning place of "Becoming" and some of the necessary life experiences that lead to real change.
More and more Americans are describing themselves as "spiritual but not religious." What does it mean to be spiritual? This recovering Southern Baptist turned humanist UU minister will share his understanding of spirituality.
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There is much pessimism is today's world, even with the relaxing of COVID restrictions. Are we in dire straits? Can we become better people? Can we work for a better world? Is there hope?
On this Independence Day, let us consider the true meaning of freedom... for our country and for our spiritual growth.
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To be and to become an active healer may be life's most important and meaningful goal. Deliberate healing is both universally broad and intimately personal.
George Bernard Shaw was deeply cynical that anything was a miracle. Oral Roberts made millions convincing folks he could work miracles. Is there common ground? Is there something to be gained from miracle stories, positive thinking, confident emotions?
Rev. Pat Jobe is back in the Bluffton pulpit after 15 months away and only showing up via video feed. On June 20, he is live and in person and talking about healing, especially the kind that appears to be miraculous.
Can we heal one another? Are there magic healing potions? How should a UU look at this age old religious and social tradition of healing?
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