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May 30 -- "Now News Is Good News" by Dr.
Fred (aka Doc) Heide.
This talk will discuss how spiritual
traditions, poets and pyschotherapeutic
approaches have endorsed
present-centeredness. Research on the value
of the here and now will be overviewed.
Learn how to distinguish between living
in the moment and living
for the moment as Doc Heide also
shares his own personal reflections on the
advantages of being present-centered. Doc
Heide is the founder of the
American Folklore Theater in Door
County and is an associate professor at the
California School of Professional Psychology
in San Francisco.
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June 6 -- "Pet Blessing" by Carrie Arnold
and Therese Barry-Tanner.
Calling all pets, calling all pets!!! Many
Unitarian Universalist congregations
celebrate their furry and feathered friends
in an annual pet blessing. We’re trying to
bring this back as a tradition. The plan is
to be outside in our green space and we’re
hoping to be blessed with good weather as
well!
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June13 -- "Reflections on the
Life and Poetry of Rumi" By Therese
Barry-Tanner.
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June 20th -- "In Search of an Honest
Religion" by The Rev. Phillips Sweet.
Garry Wills in his 2006 book "What Jesus
Meant" makes a case for Jesus being the
enemy of religion because he opposed just
about every form of religion we know. Ralph
Waldo Emerson called the Unitarians
"corpse-cold". Are these remarks true? A
reflection.
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Rev. Sweet is a popular and frequent
speaker at the Unitarian Universalist
Fellowship of Door County. He served as
minister for two rural churches in western
Minnesota and for Hope Church in Sturgeon
Bay.
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June 27 – Topic to be announced by
Christine Fossen-Rades.
July 4 – No service
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