Monthly Archives: October 2008

Death, the economy, and asking for money

This past month First UU Church of San Antonio said goodbye to four members of its community, including three young adults and one pillar of the community. And in the middle of all that sorrow, mixed with the uncertainty and … Continue reading

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Music from October’s Jazz Sunday

Here is some of the music shared on Jazz Sunday in October. Heinz Frommeyer: Piano Steve Glaeser: Drums Adam Booker: Bass Morgan King: Saxophone

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In memory of Devin Zimmerman

I would like to share a story about Devin Zimmerman, a member of my congregation who on Monday last was shot in his workplace by a co-worker. I delivered his eulogy this evening. This is a story I shared during … Continue reading

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Solidarity in diversity

On Solidarity Sunday we’re asked to stand beside our gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender brothers and sisters and proclaim to the world that we will always, to the best of our ability, stand on the side of love — no … Continue reading

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Sunday jazz in September

Jazz from our September 21st service featuring… Heinz Frommeyer: Piano Steve Glaeser: Drums Adam Booker: Bass Morgan King: Saxophone

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The way things ought to be

  At the Alaska State Museum in Juneau, I came across a case of small figures that caught my attention.  They were called “Billikens,” or “gods of the way things ought to be.” Each little figure had similar devilish features: … Continue reading

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Religion and Politics

Yesterday I went to the polls to vote. I’ve been waiting months to take that tangible step of punching my straight [*****] party ticket. I love how at the end of the electronic ballot a bright red flashing button lights … Continue reading

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