Staying Safe/Staying Open
Type your new text here.
"One of my favorite Charles Addams cartoons shows a college quad with a banner hung between pillars – “Welcome Class of ‘54”. Gathered below is the reuning class of ’54 – scruffy, in patched clothes, not a pin-striped suit or polished loafer among them. In the caption, one alumnus says to another: 'I thought it was me, but maybe the school’s no damn good.'
I am thinking about this cartoon because in June, I’ll return to my college, where there will be reunion banners welcoming alumnae, from members of the class of 1938 to the class of 2013 - none of whom will be in scruffy, patched clothes. And many of us will feel that we are failures compared to those around us." From Pamela Barz's April 22 sermon "Staying Safe/Staying Open" Read the entire sermon here:
I am thinking about this cartoon because in June, I’ll return to my college, where there will be reunion banners welcoming alumnae, from members of the class of 1938 to the class of 2013 - none of whom will be in scruffy, patched clothes. And many of us will feel that we are failures compared to those around us." From Pamela Barz's April 22 sermon "Staying Safe/Staying Open" Read the entire sermon here:
Posted in Minister's Reflections
Posted in Unitarian Univeresalist, sermon, self-acceptance, courage, fear, vulnerablility, inherent worth and dignity, Shonda Rimes Year of Yes, risk
Posted in Unitarian Univeresalist, sermon, self-acceptance, courage, fear, vulnerablility, inherent worth and dignity, Shonda Rimes Year of Yes, risk
Recent
Archive
2024
2023
September
October
November
December
2022
January
February
September
2021
February
March
September
October
November
December
2020
January
February
March
April
June
October
2019
February
March
April
When Lawyers Hear Stories - a sermon by the Rev. Ms. Anne Robertson, March 31, 2019Weekly What's Happening - April 3, 2019In Debt to Life - April 7, 2019Weekly What's Happening - April 10, 2019Weekly What's Happening - April 17, 2019We Are the Parade - Easter Sunday April 21, 2019Weekly What's Happening April 24 - May 4
May
No Comments