Slowing down, eating ethically, and 'Army Wives' part 2
UU ministers on slowing down, eating ethically
The Boston Globe interviews the Rev. John Gibb Millspaugh, co-minister of the Winchester, Mass., Unitarian Society, about the benefits of slowing down in life, specifically slowing down to examine the spiritual implications of our food choices. (Boston Globe - 7.21.09)
The Rev. Robert F. Murphy, minister of the UU Fellowship of Falmouth, Mass., writes about ethical eating for the Cape Cod Times. (Cape Cod Times - Hyannis, MA 7.18.09)
See also:
Eating dilemmas (UU World - Winter 2008)
Eating ethically (UU World - Spring 2007)
Let's Take Back our Time (UU World - Sept/Oct 2004)
'Army Wives' TV show features UU church
The second of two episodes of the Lifetime series Army Wives to feature the Unitarian Church in Charleston, S.C. has aired. Previously, in episode 5 (at about 35:39), a soldier about to deploy to Iraq comes to the church to find out about getting her baby baptized. The following episode (at about 35:37) features the child's dedication service. The scenes were filmed in the church's sanctuary and members of the congregation were invited to be part of the filming. You can watch the episodes online. (mylifetime.com - 7.5.09)
Also in the media:
Last week I included several media links to stories about Katherine Tyson, a 21-year-old UU was killed in a car crash returning from General Assembly where she had served as a delegate. Boston University's Daily Free Press has an in-depth article about the recent graduate's life and interests. (Daily Free Press - Boston, MA 7.19.09)
Schenectady's Daily Gazette interviews Hal Webster, a former research engineer who is about to retire from his role as volunteer archivist at the Schenectady Unitarian Society, a post he has held for almost 20 years. (Schenectady Gazette - Schenectady, NY 7.19.09)
A group at the First Congregational Society-Unitarian of Hampton Falls, N.H., is working to preserve their historic building. (Seacoastonline.com - Portsmouth, NH 7.17.09)
There are several large photos in this story about the blessing of the animals service at the UU Church of Long Beach, Calif. (LBPOST.com - Long Beach, CA 7.21.09)
The Rev. Mary Wellemeyer is becoming the new interim minister at the UU Church of Belfast, Maine, after eight years at the UU Church of Manchester, N.H. (VillageSoup Belfast - ME 7.22.09)
The Boston Globe interviews the Rev. John Gibb Millspaugh, co-minister of the Winchester, Mass., Unitarian Society, about the benefits of slowing down in life, specifically slowing down to examine the spiritual implications of our food choices. (Boston Globe - 7.21.09)
The Rev. Robert F. Murphy, minister of the UU Fellowship of Falmouth, Mass., writes about ethical eating for the Cape Cod Times. (Cape Cod Times - Hyannis, MA 7.18.09)
See also:
Eating dilemmas (UU World - Winter 2008)
Eating ethically (UU World - Spring 2007)
Let's Take Back our Time (UU World - Sept/Oct 2004)
'Army Wives' TV show features UU church
The second of two episodes of the Lifetime series Army Wives to feature the Unitarian Church in Charleston, S.C. has aired. Previously, in episode 5 (at about 35:39), a soldier about to deploy to Iraq comes to the church to find out about getting her baby baptized. The following episode (at about 35:37) features the child's dedication service. The scenes were filmed in the church's sanctuary and members of the congregation were invited to be part of the filming. You can watch the episodes online. (mylifetime.com - 7.5.09)
Also in the media:
Last week I included several media links to stories about Katherine Tyson, a 21-year-old UU was killed in a car crash returning from General Assembly where she had served as a delegate. Boston University's Daily Free Press has an in-depth article about the recent graduate's life and interests. (Daily Free Press - Boston, MA 7.19.09)
Schenectady's Daily Gazette interviews Hal Webster, a former research engineer who is about to retire from his role as volunteer archivist at the Schenectady Unitarian Society, a post he has held for almost 20 years. (Schenectady Gazette - Schenectady, NY 7.19.09)
A group at the First Congregational Society-Unitarian of Hampton Falls, N.H., is working to preserve their historic building. (Seacoastonline.com - Portsmouth, NH 7.17.09)
There are several large photos in this story about the blessing of the animals service at the UU Church of Long Beach, Calif. (LBPOST.com - Long Beach, CA 7.21.09)
The Rev. Mary Wellemeyer is becoming the new interim minister at the UU Church of Belfast, Maine, after eight years at the UU Church of Manchester, N.H. (VillageSoup Belfast - ME 7.22.09)
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