Jay-Mari_Vega | January 20, 2012
Thank you to Donna and Steve Leach for the awesome “Changes” Vespers last Wednesday eve. Donna, It was very moving to hear about how rituals have helped ease you through some difficult life transitions. For me, it’s relatively recent that I want to participate in the rituals that most people do automatically–like, this year, we [...]
Rev. Mark Walz | July 20, 2011
Pastoral Letter – The Passing Of Tyna Culbertson Dear Friends, I know that the news last night of Tyna’s passing was shocking and seemed so very sudden to some of us. But please know that Tyna was prepared for this outcome. It doesn’t stop the pain and sense of loss, of course. Watching her [...]
Scott Grey | March 2, 2011
The First Tuesday Social Action Film Festival screened the film “Moving to Mars” on March 1st. Moving to Mars follows a group of Burmese refugees as they relocate to England. A group from the Dallas community of Burmese Karen refugees joined us and shared their perspectives as well as their musical talent. More information on [...]
Melissa Bartell | October 13, 2010
Glorian asked me to let you all know about Monday night’s “A Night for Peace” concert by the Turtle Creek Chorale. Find out more by clicking the image above or going here: http://www.turtlecreek.org/concerts/tickets/index.php?tktid=PIH. Here’s the description from the Turtle Creek Chorale’s website: Our Partners In Harmony program began seven years ago. Its mission is to [...]
Scott Grey | October 12, 2010
A call to action: Recently we have seen a lot about gay teen suicides. Students who are bullied by their peers but no one stood up for. Come stand up for the kids, teens and young adults. Join the Dallas Gay and Lesbian Alliance along with other GLBT groups and many straight allies in a [...]
Melissa Bartell | October 12, 2010
We live in a world where a significant amount of communication takes place electronically, often in bursts of 140 characters or less. Each one of us has probably experienced some kind of error, omission or worse because of a misplaced comma, misread tone, or any number of email etiquette blunders. Each one of us is [...]
Scott Grey | October 11, 2010
Our first outdoor wedding in the Gazebo It was a wonderful wedding ceremony for two amazing people. Our first outdoor wedding in the new Gazebo. The weather cooperated and we even had butterflies dancing in the plants next to the memorial and meditation garden. That’s a good sign, isn’t it! Congratulations, Bill & Mike!
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