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Love, Mother Earth

Dear Children of Mine, As the winds whisper through the trees and the rivers continue their ceaseless flow, I find a moment to speak to you. It’s time for us to talk about the future – our future – and … Continue reading

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Food Waste, Or Not

In her poem called, “We Are One” (found in this month’s Soul Matters Materials), Reverend Karen Anderson says,  The truth is we make this planet about us, and only usand when we do, the earth calls our separate selves back, … Continue reading

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What Would the Dodo Say?

In twilight’s haze, I stand alone, A specter of a world long gone. Once roamed free with feathers bright, Now lost to shadows in the night. Oh, humans, heed my silent plea, In your hands, lies Earth’s decree. For I, … Continue reading

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A Democracy of Friendship

In the poem, “Hug O’ War” by  Shel Silverstein he writes,  I will not play at tug o’ war.I’d rather play at hug o’ war,Where everyone hugsInstead of tugs,Where everyone gigglesAnd rolls on the rug,Where everyone kisses,And everyone grins,And everyone … Continue reading

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Earth Care. People Care. Fair Share.

During the pandemic I became invested in permaculture and gardening. I dove deep into Restoration Agriculture: Real-World Permaculture for Farmers by Mark Shepard and Dana O’Driscoll’s book Sacred Actions. They both discuss Earth Care, People Care and Fair Share in … Continue reading

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Practicing What I Preach

In our UUCG worship service on March 17, I shared three helpful truths that can bring us hope and couragein the face of change. But … have I really applied these helpful truths to my own life, which is surely in … Continue reading

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Spring Into Transformation

It has been said that we enjoy three seasons in the South: Spring, Summer, and Football.  As much as I have learned to appreciate a Saturday afternoon of gridiron athleticism, Spring has always been my favorite. When my children were … Continue reading

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