A few photos of the Stanground of “The Stoneground Ghost Tales” (1912) by E. G. Swain
On Saturday in the company of an old college friend, Graham, Susanna and I took a spin over towards Peterborough to the village of Whittlesey to take part in the Straw Bear Festival which you can read
black and white photography Fenland Fuji X100F ghost stories E. G. Swain Stanground Stoneground Ghost Tales
Daily Bread #94
After cruising along for several weeks without resetting the goal weight in my apps, I bit the bullet today and set a new goal. It isn’t at all ambitious at this point, just another 10 pounds which w
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The Block Editor is Now Supported on the WordPress Native Apps
The block editor allows for a smoother drafting experience - now possible on any screen size.
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the family that slays together…
Just over a year ago (the end of 2018 over the kids’ Winter Break), Scott (AKA: The Hubby) and I …<p>Continue reading →
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huddling
Yesterday as we were finishing up our box making class at ESSA, students gathered tightly around my workbench to assist, encourage, and share tools. I was reminded of my first, second and third grade
The call of our faith
Nancy Palmer Jones, Karin Lin What in Unitarian Universalism’s central theology requires us to work toward building multicultural, antiracist Beloved Community?
Give me children, and I (and they) shall die
Kim Hampton As the fight over reproductive rights continues, not enough is being said about racial disparities in health care.
New assemblage underway
I started on an assemblage with some techniques and themes that are similar to the last one’s. It’s going to have three or four chambers, so a lot of what I did today was cut the inner walls to size a
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Setting Boundaries
For all our talk of connection, it is also true that there are times when we must disconnect to protect ourselves from harm. How do we maintain healthy boundaries while still upholding our sense of in
Sermons
A New Year’s (Decade’s) Resolution?—Be more like Jesus—Some lessons for Unitarian & Free Christians from the Marginal Mennonites and some Trappist Monks
Introduction to the reading I subscribe to a online group called “The Marginal Mennonite Society” — indeed, I consider myself to be a Marginal Mennonite because I find myself very much in agreement wi
Jesus Spinoza Marginal Mennonite Society liberal Christian tradition Radical Enlightenment Unitarian and Free Christian Collegiants Mark Egan New Year's Resolution Rick Danko Socinian Trappist Monks
day 3
We are ready for day 3 of an adult box making class at the Eureka Springs School of the Arts. We've made small lift lid boxes, larger lift lid boxes, and today will make hinged boxes with floating pan
Stories are Myths – Gods are Persons
A Catholic philosopher says that Paganism is about myths but Christianity is a true story. This is not correct. In any case, the stories of the many Gods are myths. But behind the stories lies the rea
Paganism Theology Pagan gods and goddesses Myths polytheism Chantal Delsol
The Journey So Far
"Tell me, what is it you plan to do with your one wild and precious life?"
Positive Peace: The Presence of Justice is Within Each of Us
We honor the legacy of Dr. King by recognizing the everyday heroes of today's human rights work.
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Interdependent Web: Learning from history
Heather Christensen A weekly roundup of blogs and other user-generated web content about Unitarian Universalism
Bearing Witness, Taking Action: Understanding Human Rights Violations in El Salvador
UU College of Social Justice has partnered with Cristosal of El Salvador to build partnerships and deepen understandings of causes behind migration.
Justice Education & Leadership Development
Do You Need Some Sleep?
Dear ones – There are few magic bullets in this life. But enough water, some movement done regularly, and enough sleep will do an awful lot for a person. Today, I’m focused on enough sleep. I could te
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19 January 2020 Worship Service and Religious Education for Children and Youth
Please join us on Sunday (19 January 2020) at 11:00 AM for “The Power of One” by Carolyn Jones. Please join us on this Martin Luther King Sunday to welcome one of Shreveport’s own civil rights trailbl
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Patol House
While developing a curriculum for middle elementary grades, I found an interesting game, “Patol House,” originally played by Native Americans in New Mexico. I found this game in the book Handbook of A
Religious Education
Six Ways and The Morrigan – Two Books Worth Reading
A review of two excellent books for Pagans: one a hands-on guide to magic, the other an experiential guide to working with and for the Morrigan.
Paganism Pagan Books polytheism Magic Morrigan Courtney Weber Aidan Wachter