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2015-04-03

Meredith's New Blog

Rev. Meredith Garmon now blogs at:

The Liberal Pulpit - www.liberalpulpit.org.
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    The social evolution of humankind has been a gradual process of working out social arrangements to allow us to escape from the prisoner'...
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    A Thoughtful Fourth of July - I have overwhelmingly fond memories of the Fourth of July from my childhood. They were filled with the family and community that were part of my life growi...
    4 years ago
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    I Think of My Grandfather - I think of my grandfather, dead 14 years now, and my mother, now also dead, when she was a child -- how probably at least once she ran to him when he came ho...
    4 years ago
  • iMinister
    The Major Cost of Entering MInistry - The UU World published an article on this topic here, It's a very important issue which affects our future as a denomination, but it doesn't talk about a...
    7 years ago
  • A Year's Risings with Mary Oliver
    The First Time Percy Came Back - *The First Time Percy Came Back* *The first time Percy came back* *he was sailing on a cloud...* *"Percy," I cried out, and reached to him-* *those white ...
    8 years ago
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    Blog Site Flying to Another Location - This blog has moved to a site on blogger - click here.
    10 years ago
  • Zenosaurus: John Tarrant's Course in Koans
    1 The Whole World Is Medicine - *The whole world is medicine* (This post was originally done in 2010 as a quick offering for a group koan salon. I rewrote it in Spring 2014) Chinese El...
    10 years ago
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    Church - I Came Here to Complain! (No You Didn't!) - The Argument Clinic Sketch Do you feel that when you go to your congregation, it seems like you've entered the Monty Python skit *The Argument Clinic*? ...
    11 years ago
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    11 years ago
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    What I Offer - If your conservation team is experiencing these issues, I can help: - Lack of organizational clarity, focus, and results - Stress and conflict on c...
    14 years ago
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