Reading Matters: Writing Down the Bones by Natalie Goldberg

Melissa Bartell | July 31, 2009

Writing Down the Bones by Natalie Goldberg Available at Amazon >> This isn’t a book review. Many people stopped me after church last week to ask for the title and author of the writing book I mentioned, so I thought I’d link it here as the inaugural post for the new category “reading matters.” What’s [...]

Sacred Moments…

Melissa Bartell | July 29, 2009

Tonight at the Sacred Texts reading/study group, our youngest member helped her father read from the book of Matthew, and it was such a perfect photo opp we had to share. If you haven’t dropped by to join in the reading and discussion (and take a turn holding Charlotte), we’ve got two chapters left of [...]

Fire the Grid: An Invitation from Vivian Walz

Melissa Bartell | July 27, 2009

Welcome !

Barbara Kalley | July 27, 2009

I am glad to be one of the first posts.  It is kinda hard for me to understand everything we have to do to get on this, but the more I work on it the better it will be for me.  Hope to talk to you later.  Hugs, Barbara K.

Listen to our Services – July 12, 2009

Scott Grey | July 20, 2009

Deeply Rooted – Our faith is deeply rooted in the whole of human experience. Rev. Mark Walz asks if our personal spiritual journey is rooted as deeply and firmly in the principles we share?

Got Blog?

Melissa Bartell | July 1, 2009

Got blog? Yes, we do! Welcome to UUCOC Conversations the blog for the Unitarian Universalist Churrch of Oak Cliff, in Dallas, TX. There aren’t many posts here yet, but you can look forward to some of the following: News from our Social Justice ministry, and calls to action in both local and national movements. Meet-n-greet [...]

Click to visit our website Welcome to UUCOC Conversations, the blog for the Unitarian Universalist Church of Oak Cliff. Here, you'll find green tips, links to the podcasts of our regular Sunday services, news about upcoming events, and personal observations from many of our members. Don't be shy! Join the conversation by leaving a comment, or contributing a post of your own.

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