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On the Mission
Reverend Chip's Weekly Column

"I can't believe it," I shouted--mostly because Becky was in the shower, but also because I was distressed at the news.  "Martha Coakley lost the Massachusetts Senate race.  Now even the hint of healthcare reform will be destroyed.  Darn it!" (or words similar to those), I continued.  Lilly, our clairvoyant dog, came in and thought at me: "you know how to tell when things are really bad?"  How?"When your country suffers a magnitude 6.1 earthquake, but you cannot really tell how much damage there was, because of all the devastation and chaos from the 7+ earthquake a week earlier," Lillie answered.  "You do not know how this will affect the ongoing healthcare negotiations.  And whatever it does, it does not compare to 72,000 dead and a third of the population homeless."        continued

 

DREview:  C-Y Chapel Services

This past Sunday, Jan. 24, our Congregation held a C-Y Chapel Service!  (C-Y stands for "Children and Youth," and also "see why!") The children and youth didn't enter the sanctuary at all, but went straight to the Religious Education space, to hold their own worship service. I use the word "worship," as usual, to mean "worth-ship," coming from the Anglo-Saxon root meaning "condition of being worthy." In Unitarian Universalist worship services, we take reverent time to focus on what we hold worthy or sacred.        continued