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Changing My ‘Story’

Posted on September 17, 2014 by Rev. Rebecca

If we want to change a story, we have to expand the experience of the person telling it. ~ Rinku Sen When I go around to various classes and organizations to tell my ‘story’, I often feel rather disconnected from … Continue reading →

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Become as a Child

Posted on July 30, 2014 by Rev. Rebecca

It is your belief system about your self and the world around you that prevents you from a greater experience of life. That you look back at your past self through melancholic eyes and long for a time when you were … Continue reading →

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The Junk Drawer

Posted on August 21, 2011 by Rev. Rebecca

Rev. Greg’s lesson today at Unity of Bay City was quite entertaining. He took us on a tour through his ‘junk drawer’ from home. I thought, “A junk DRAWER? That’s all you’ve got? Pfft!” We’ve all got those junk drawers, … Continue reading →

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Season for Nonviolence: Day 50

Posted on March 20, 2011 by Rev. Rebecca

DAY 50: March 20 The thought for today is CHOICE. You and I have been given the greatest gift – free will. We have been gifted with the power to choose. Every moment of every day, we have a choice … Continue reading →

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Season for Nonviolence: Day 29

Posted on February 27, 2011 by Rev. Rebecca

Day 29: February 27 The thought for today is FORGIVENESS. Seventy times seven. That’s how many times the way-shower Jesus said we are to forgive those who hurt us. It’s not a literal 490 times, of course. Jesus was saying that Love … Continue reading →

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