Category: Spirituality
A Life Worth Dying For
09/22/10 | by Carolyn Jackson ![[mail]](img/envelope.gif)
| Categories: Religion, Spirituality, liberals, Unitarian Universalist, Forrest Church
| Categories: Religion, Spirituality, liberals, Unitarian Universalist, Forrest Church Liberal religion lost one of its most ardent and articulate champions when Forrest Church died September 24, 2009. The Rev. Dr. Church, who ministered more than thirty years at the Unitarian Church of All Souls in New York, left a legacy that will be honored
Dust Busters Needed
08/14/10 | by Carolyn Jackson | Categories: Spirituality, environment, wilderness, Obama Administration
| Categories: Spirituality, environment, wilderness, Obama Administration It may have seemed at first like a publicity stunt or a gift from above, but last year Coloradans at Vail and Beaver Creek mountains saw pink snow.
“When you skied a run, you turned and your tracks were pink,” Melissa Macdonald, executive director of the Eagle River Watershed, told the Vail Daily. It wasn’t to be confused with the ever-popular watermelon snow
A Good and Decent Man
10/28/08 | by Carolyn Jackson | Categories: News, Barack Obama, Religion, Spirituality, liberals, cabletelevison, Politics
| Categories: News, Barack Obama, Religion, Spirituality, liberals, cabletelevison, Politics
This time next week, the most important presidential election of our lifetimes will be over. As I pack up for one last foray of campaigning in Philadelphia, I find myself unable to articulate any meaningful analysis much less convey my feelings of awe for the possibilities and of superstition that something will jinx an Obama/Biden victory.
So today’s blog comes from a friend, Carter Smith, whose father, also Carter Smith, of Sharon, CT, died suddenly while waiting for a presidential debate to begin. [I think of the elder Carter as Episcopal Carter and the son as Unitarian Universalist (UU) Carter, but they are cut from the same cloth.] I’ve known both of them through the independent publishing firm they ran, Media Projects.
I hope you will be inspired by the Smiths as I am.
So today’s blog comes from a friend, Carter Smith, whose father, also Carter Smith, of Sharon, CT, died suddenly while waiting for a presidential debate to begin. [I think of the elder Carter as Episcopal Carter and the son as Unitarian Universalist (UU) Carter, but they are cut from the same cloth.] I’ve known both of them through the independent publishing firm they ran, Media Projects.
I hope you will be inspired by the Smiths as I am.
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