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Theme Talk
In August I was honoured to take part in a five-day series of theme talks on “Theology in the Flesh”. You can find all the theme talks here: Hucklow Theme Talks The 2019 talks were quite a diverse and riveting … Continue reading
Posted in Sermons, Sermons - Audio
Tagged ecology, embodied, environment, gospel, Hucklow, Jesus, theology
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Your Monday Blessing: Your Next Breath
Dear one I am keeping your next breath very close to me I carry it around like a sacred amulet like a child’s toy like the sky itself in my heart with it I walk on the earth dignified and … Continue reading
Posted in Devotional Poetry, Your Monday Blessing
Tagged ecology, love, poetry, respiration, responsibility
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Your Monday Blessing: The Company
Look, you’ve been fine. I have been thoroughly entertained, if that was your concern. Damn near heroic, in places. I even liked the bits where you lost your way, clambered about the stage – not that I was rooting for … Continue reading
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Tagged ecology, humility, living a good life, stars, theatre
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Your Monday Blessing: Breathing in, breathing out
Through me, the earth breathes in. Through me, the earth breathes out. In the present moment, through me, the earth breathes in. In the present moment, through me, the earth breathes out. Through my gaps, through my brokenness, the earth … Continue reading
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Tagged breath, Buddhism, earth, ecology, loving-kindness
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Your Monday blessing: The Salt of the Earth
You are the salt of the earth, Keeper of life, Carrier of the earth’s wisdom. You add the flavor of earth, your mother, And of sky, your father, To all the proceedings. Merely by being present, You extend the life … Continue reading
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Tagged ecology, gospel, Jesus, sodium chloride, wisdom
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“All Our Relations” sermon
“All Our Relations” Rev. Bob Janis-Dillon Sermon delivered at the … Continue reading
Posted in Sermons, Sermons - Text
Tagged animals, ecology, history, poverty, relationship, right relationship, Unitarian Universalism
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Sermon on Moderation (text and audio)
(preceded by a few beautiful bars of music from Matt Gordeuk) “Moderation: A Little of What You Like” Rev. Bob Janis-Dillon First Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Hunterdon County 11/17/2013 The journey to see the Oracle at Delphi, … Continue reading
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Tagged Buddhism, ecology, ethics, living a good life, moderation, philosophy, poverty
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“Dreamcatcher” sermon (text)
“Living a Visionary Life” Grow a Soul Sermon #2 “Dreamcatcher” sermon by Rev. Bob Janis-Dillon First Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Hunterdon County September 22, 2013 This year’s theme is “living a visionary life”. So if I’m inviting you to … Continue reading
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Tagged calling, ecology, living a good life, spiritual growth, spirituality, vision
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