Jon lives with his wife and two girls, 9 and 6, in Bath, Maine. He works as the director of the Spiritual Wellness Department at Mid Coast – Parkview Health, where he has served since February 2016. Music by Nancy Whatley.
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Today we finally get to hear the amazing music the choir had prepared for the MLK service in January that was canceled because of snow. Come hear the choir, directed by Heidi Neufeld, and accompanied by Derek Herzer and guest drummer Annagret Baier.
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Arrangements for this week’s service had not been completed by press time. A long-time Sunday school teacher, Rev. Stocker is looking forward to a chance to spend time with our RE kids today. Music by Janice Thompson.
Rev. Rachel Allen Baker. Music by Kat Logan.
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Rev. Sylvia Stocker In our annual Longfellow Days worship service, we will feature poems of hope to augment Rev. Stocker’s reflections. Rev. Stocker will be joined by Maryli Tiemann and others. If you have a poem about hope that you would like to share at the service, please let Rev. Stocker know. Music by Derek
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The Unitarian Universalist Church of Brunswick Presents its 2019-2020 Working for Justice Series: Many Voices: Widening the Listening Circle The Unitarian Universalist Church of Brunswick launches this year’s Working for Justice Series “Many Voices: Widening the Listening Circle” on Saturday, November 23, 2019 with a free community concert called “Deeper Than the Skin,” a musical
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Unitarian Universalist Church of Brunswick’s Working for Justice Steering Group The Bowdoin Spirit of Service Award is presented annually to a Bowdoin community member or group who embrace a genuine commitment to improving the lives of others through service, their actions speaking strongly while they remain humbly quiet. From Bowdoin News “The steering group has
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On March 23rd, UUCB members and friends met at The Center for Multicultural Life at Bowdoin College to engage in conversation about race—an Intergroup Dialogue. Two groups of 14 were facilitated by Bowdoin College faculty. Each group had two facilitators, one a person of color and one who is white. Participants actively engaged in activities
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Brunswick Times Record – Guest Column, January 27, 2018 It is understandable that some members of our community have mistaken the Black Lives Matter banner on the Unitarian Universalist Church of Brunswick as a commentary on the Brunswick Police Department, or on police in general. While the Black Lives Matter movement has sometimes been equated with a protest
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This is my third sermon in a four-part series about compassion. Today I want to think about a great example of making a different choice. Yesterday was the 50th anniversary of Bloody Sunday in Selma, Alabama. What role did compassion play in the events of that day?
