[UUCP] REV. PAUL THURSDAY EVENING DISCUSSIONS

[revpauld444]

*Hi everyone, As many of you already know, Lisa and I will be moving back
to Westwood over the next couple of weeks. While its not a long distance
from where we are now, it’s a big move for us since our new place is much
smaller. It’s going to be a busy November for us, so I’m going to postpone
our Thursday evening discussion group for the month. We’ll have another on
December 10th and then pick up again in January. The format in January will
be changing to a discussion of Unitarian Universalist history so that newer
members and anyone who would like to learn or brush up on UU history can
participate. I’ll be reviewing a few different books and working on a
syllabus between now and then. UU’s have a rich history and I hope you’ll
join us. Meanwhile, don’t forget Rev. Sonia’s Conscious Conversations and
meditations on Zoom, and our regular Sunday Zoom Services. Peace and Light,
Rev. Paul*
-- 
Rev. Paul S. Dodenhoff
Unitarian Universalist Congregation of the Palisades
Englewood, NJ 07631
uucpalisades.org
revpauld444 at gmail.com
551-427-2648
*“For my part the only religion which I believe in is the recognition of
the Divine in Man and Nature. The Good, the Beautiful, and the True is the
Holy Trinity which commands the consent of my intellect and the adoration
of my heart. Hence, I can love and worship all True, Good, and Beautiful
men and women as Incarnations of the Ineffable, Inconceivable Godhead. The
adoption of this faith seems to me the turning point of humanity. When men
and women receive this as a Living Faith, the millennium will dawn upon the
nations, social harmony will be inaugurated, and this nasty world will be
Transfigured into the Heavenly Zion.” -- George Ripley, Unitarian minister,
Transcendentalist leader, and founder of the Brook Farm Community, Roxbury,
Mass. 1843*
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