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Love is a subject that has been well covered in literature, but an amazing amount of what has been written about it ranges between the dysfunctional and the delusional. We will take a humorous stroll through some well-worn ideas about love, stopping here and there at truths. Nancy Weis is a member of the Rutland … Continue reading Is It True What They Say About Love?
Rev. Schulman will share reflections on the healing journey that brought him back to life from a nearly fatal accident.
A service presented by Andy Houtman on the power of acceptance and forgiveness in the face of the unexpected in our lives.
When there is so much anger and animosity going on in our country, it can be a daily struggle to keep an open heart. While we will always look to interpersonal relations to soothe and restore us, this sermon suggests that we not forget the power of the natural world to bring us to the … Continue reading Looking for the Open Heart in All the Wild Places.
There are lots of ways to love another: devotedly, diligently, efficiently, passionately, unreservedly, companionably, even resentfully or manipulatively. This Sunday we’ll explore what it means to love tenderly, with a good measure of compassion and wisdom. An important congregational meeting will follow this service, and we need a quorum to vote on several important questions. Members, please … Continue reading Try a Little Tenderness
