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We’ve all seen the Just Be Kind signs around. For this service, we will be asking you to share your own acts or experiences, or observed, in person or on media, of people being kind. We will have the projector set up if you want to share a video. And we will also have a … Continue reading Just Be Kind
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From Music to Earthquakes to the tides to running up stairs, vibrations are everywhere!
Cross gender behaviors are ubiquitous across history and culture. There is evidence of cross gender behavior from depictions in art between 7000 and 1700 BC, cross dressing priests in ancient Greece, and Pagan celebrations around the beginning of the 10th century involving cross dressing. The French Diplomat, Royal Censor, Ambassador, Spy, hero in the seven years war and … Continue reading Transgender History
Graduating RE Youth Share Thoughts from their Journeys It is always exciting the see where our Religious Exploration youth have been and are going. Five of our RE youth are graduating from High School this year, and one other new adult will be joining them, headed off to adulthood! Four of them will share with … Continue reading Voices from the Edge of Adulthood
Musicians are Bill and Brenda Sutton. Coffee hour hosts are Annie Johnson and April Lashbrook.
