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Tag Archives: Lynn Ungar
We’ll Muddle Through Somehow: Christmas 2020 (sermon)
December 24, 2020 The Unitarian Society, East Brunswick, NJ Timothy Egan published an opinion piece in the New York Times a week ago, comparing the next three pandemic months to the 1805 winter that Lewis and Clark, and their crew, … Continue reading
The Strength to Withstand Not Knowing Why
I am praying and wishing and hoping for… what? It is so hard in times like these to know what it is to ask for, what it is to wish for, what it is to do. Of course, there is … Continue reading
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