February 26, 2011: Two Worship Services at 9 and 11:15 am
One Fabric, Many Threads; Rev. Chris Buice
In 1776 Thomas Jefferson wrote the Declaration of Independence; in 2012 perhaps what we need most is a Declaration of Interdependence. In the Unitarian Universalist church we covenant together to affirm and promote the interdependent web of existence of which we are a part. “We did not weave the web of life,” reads a letter attributed to Chief Seattle. “We are merely a strand in it.” This Sunday we will reflect on the spirituality that can inform a depending awareness of our growing interdependence on each other and the earth. This Sunday also marks the beginning of our annual pledge-drive campaign.
Sunday Dialogue at 10:05
The Curved Path to Unitarian Universalism
This Dialogue will begin with presentation of Duncan Teague’s meander through faith, poetry, and philosophy, which led him to be where he is now, here at TVUUC. He is our ministerial intern, who has been in other times of his life National Missionary Baptist, Existentialist, questioning, and affiliated with the Roman Catholic (Sisters of Charity and Benedictines), American Baptist, the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod, Fundamentalist Christian, and something called Gay Spirit Visions’ community. Duncan is looking forward to the adventure of editing this story to fit into the 30 minutes he is allotted, so that he can answer questions and dialogue with us.
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