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Rev. Pat Jobe returns to help us find our bearings with joy. Can we trust our emotions as a guide to rewarding living? What do we trust about emotional guidance? Although it may sound ironic, one story will take us into hospital rooms and even into their intensive care units. What brings you the most joy in your life?
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Sometimes you need a new metaphor to look at an ancient topic. Fireworks! in December and beyond.
We will have an after service discussion group. Contact UUCL.OFFICE@GMAIL.COM if you need to be added to the discussion group list.
As reliable as Christmas itself, we once again hear accusations from the Religious Right of a "war on Christmas." Fortunately, that war has been fought and won... by the Unitarians!
"To acknowledge the truth about who we are so that we can try to build the country that we believe that we are." This truth fits a nation, a community, a family and an individual. May we always look history full in the face.
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The real history of the first Thanksgiving deviates sharply from the rosy image many of us grew up with. We'll look at that history as realistically as possible, with an eye on what we can learn from this history lesson.
I will attempt to discuss how themes in humanity cycle and it is our job in this present day to keep from repeating terrible periods of our history. Now how do we do that? I will attempt to leave some thoughts on how we collectively work toward peace.
This October I celebrated 50 years of connection with a small UU church in Albion, NY. This is what I told them last week.
For Protestants sainthood went out during the Reformation. Maybe it's time for another look. Who would you nominate for UU sainthood?
This message will attempt to expand meaningful relationships through receiving the value of the 'other.'
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Rev. Pat Jobe returns to our virtual pulpit to talk about intimate relationships through the lens of the bigness of the world. If that feels ironic, good. To prepare for this sermon, we might want to listen to Sam Cooke sing "Bring It On Home" on YouTube or through some other medium. Bring it to me. Bring your sweet loving. Bring it on home to me.
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