This poet will be ever-present in my life. Andrea Gibson’s work has been seeded through my own for years, and will be for years to come. Andrea transitioned just over a week ago. I, along with a world of lovers-of-her-spirit, wept. Still weep. Her writing delivered raw truth painted in buttercups upon fields of beauty. Ushered forth by a voice that, with technology and memory, will linger for as long as humans have access to them. Here is one of Andrea’s departing gifts:
In an age when worldwide church membership is on a decline, we were delighted to welcome nine new members to the UU Congregation of Waterville on Sunday!
May this congregation continue to be a blessing to the community it serves!!
Thought for Contemplation: “If you remind me of my dog, we’ll probably git along” – Jane Siberry
Theme: “Must Love Animals”
This week’s service we will explore our relationship with the animals in our lives. Specifically, those precious creatures we call our pets. As well as those we share our land and space in time with.
Bring a picture or painting of your pets, past or present, that you wish to place on ouraltar. Consider a favorite story you may wish to share as well.
Together we will bless the animal residents of our planet.