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Beyond BordersGo forthBecause we are always going forth from somewhereGoing from our homes, our childhoodsGoing from our cities and countriesGoing from innocence to experience to enlightenmentGoing into mystery and questionsGoing into the desertGetting to the other sideGo forthLeave behind the comfort and community of one placeHead into the anxiety and loneliness of anotherCarry with you the love and laughter of this placeAnd let it light your wayCarry with you the wisdom you learnedand the good memoriesMay they give you strength for your journeyAnd when you have been away long enough, far enoughDone what you’d set off to doBeen there so longThat place too, starts to feel like homeCome backCome back to the one, universalEverywhere and every when and everyone inclusive homeThis beloved community of all creationThat you can never really leaveBy Rick Hoyt ... See MoreSee Less

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Events this weekend at the Church.Sunday 12th July 2026.Fran Pitt presents The Word and the Spirit.11:00 in the Church or on Zoom.+14:00 - 15:00Interfaith Group with Gareth. This is a new venture which entails a peaceful vigil in the Peace Garden on the Hoe to show concern for the current state of the world. For those of any faith or none. Ask Sheila for more details. ... See MoreSee Less

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Don't Stifle Your Bloom. Sometimes, we plan a future for ourselves that doesn't live up to our timeline. This can be frustrating and lead to discouragement.But, because we've never endeavored to accomplish these goals before, who are we to know what the timeline is?Sometimes, we need to trust ourselves and just go along with the pace, put one foot in front of the other and trust the journey.I've always been a late bloomer, exceptionally late at that. I look at my vegetable plants - tomatoes, peppers, eggplants, cucumbers and herbs - and I just want to see what they'll become already!But the beauty is in their growth - each leaf, flower and fruit - I have to trust that they know their own timeline and will thrive accordingly.As is so with my own life and my own timeline. I'm waiting for the flowers and the blooms and the fruit. I've always produced. Why would I think or imagine that I would ever fail with any season while I'm still alive?Nature always finds a way. She is unapologetic, brave, adventurous and pure.A tree does not ask itself if it will bear fruit as it grows.It grows, so that it will bear fruit. Karin CravottaPortland Oregon USA ... See MoreSee Less

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