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March is National Women’s History Month, with “history” being a misnomer. Although women’s stories are intertwined, and shared with men, several factors such as social, religious, economic, and biological have worked to create a unique sphere for women's history. Women’s stories have become a separated because they have often been pushed to the margins of our history books, or have been omitted…
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Be Love Now!
It’s that time of year again the month of February, the only month out of twelve with focus solely on heart shaped everything from coffee mugs to doughnuts and dog bowls. Whether sharing breakfast, lunch, or…
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Small Steps Towards Big Change
With the season of light behind us, the Jewish celebration of Hanukkah, the Christian celebration of Christmas, Diwali, the Indian festival of lights, and the African American celebration of Kwanzaa, once more the New Year offers us the opportunity for beginning again. The New Year provides space for wiping…
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'Tis The Season To Be Joyful
It seems like only yesterday that we were planning picnics and pool parties, yet the time for tinsel and gift wrapping is right around the corner as the holiday season rapidly approaches. Beholding the joy of the season may seem easy because of new relationships, additions to the family circle with the birth of a child, or employment after a long dry…
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Greetings Rev. Addae,
Thanks for your interest and support in the Peace Walk. This will be my first year of participating in the walk but I hear it is a great event. I am really excited about UU's participation. Take care.
Peace,
Zemoria