Thought for the month:
Every flower that ever bloomed had to go
through a whole lot of dirt to get there
NOVEMBER SUNDAY SERVICES
Nov 2 David Fougere looks at why we trust.
He will talk about when it is appropriate to trust others and how we develop and rebuild trust, when trust has been broken or tarnished.
Nov 9 Craig Wedge – King / warrior / magician / lover
This is the third of a 4 part series of sermons on masculine spirituality. Drawn largely on the work of Carl Jung & the Jung Institute of Chicago, the archetype of the MAGICIAN will be explored, both from an historical perspective, and what this dynamic, generative, life-affirming figure can mean for men today.Burb.
Nov 16 Rev Clay Nelson – Why isn’t everyone Progressive?
A post-election (NZ &US) reflection from a progressive viewpoint.
Clay is a minister at St Matthews Church in the City and has spoken at our church before. His sermons have always been significant, meaningful and not to be missed.
Service Leader: Karn Cleary
Nov 23 Jim Goodman – the Faith of an Atheist
Jim’s address is based on a sermon by Rev. Robert Chaibly, minister of the First Unitarian Church in Portland, Oregon, USA. He was present last year when this service was given and moved by the ideas presented.
Service Leader: Dawn Elvidge
Nov 30 For the last Family Service of the year, the children invite us to be the audience for their play, written by Rachel Childs, on a theme of adventure, daring & courage. This will be an occasion to remember!! Though most of the cast will be the children, they may seek assistance from some of the adults, so be prepared to be on stage.
We will follow this with a shared lunch, as usual.
Service Leader: Karn Cleary
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