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The Edmonton Unitarian September 2006 Printable
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Volume 47 Number 8
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WORSHIP
SERVICES
All services take place at 10804 119 Street. The main
entrance is on the south side of the building. All services begin
at 10:30 a.m.
Click here
for location and parking information.
September 3 — Laura McDonnell
and Karen Mills
“Big Questions Under the Big Top"
Join our ringmasters on an adventure-filled exploration of balance
and illusion. Walk the tightrope between boundaries and freedom.
Juggle your own needs with those of the community. Be amazed by
the magician Certainty — one minute he's there, the next,
he's gone. Let go of the trapeze and see what happens.
September 10 — Rev. Brian J. Kiely
“Black and White”
The Taoist yin tang symbol has swirls of black and white held in
tension with one another. Sometimes people who try to see both sides
of, say, military intervention, are called moral relativists and
are accused of 'standing for nothing'. Is reality grey? Or is it,
in fact a black and white demanding that we dance back and forth?
September 17— Catherine Yuill
“Compassionate Care”
Catherine is Executive Director of Pilgrim's Hospice. She will share
the philosophy and programs of this vital organization.
September 24 — Rev.
Brian J. Kiely
“What Price is Life?”
Abortion and assisted suicide debaters all focus on moral concerns.
But in all the posturing, agonizing and philosophizing, there has
been very little discussion of the financial cost of keeping people
alive. Should economics play a part in the discussion? There will
be time for discussion during the service.
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