Tuesday Check-in Ministerial Message for May 19, 2020
Hi, Folks, This lovely photograph of a Great Blue Heron, yellow wild iris and their reflections was recently made by Sharell Katibah alongside the American River. Nearly back lighting gives a kind of ethereal glow to the iris leaves, blossoms and the chest feathers of the egret. I dragged and dropped the photograph on my
UUSS Tuesday Online Vespers, May 12, 2020 Reflection by Lindsay Mitchell, Worship Associate In 2008, the holy month of Ramadan began September first, only a few weeks after I had arrived in Ras al Khaimah, United Arab Emirates (UAE). I was twenty five years old, and the recession led me abroad to look for work.
Hi, Folks, I drifted downriver in my kayak toward these three Merganser sisters who had heard that some taverns and pubs in the surrounding counties were about to open up again. The two younger ducks were eagerly primping in preparation to fly off and join the action. The older third sister offered wise reproof: “Hey!
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Hi, Folks, Here’s a Green Heron, intently focused on what’s to come before it on the American River. While hunting, the heron pays rapt attention to every slight movement and sound happening nearby. To do so increases the probability of its survival. But the heron also knows intuitively when to quit, find a safe, quiet