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9:30 a.m. in-person in the Fireside Room and on Zoom, Josh Kornbluth, writer, actor, performer, In-person and on Zoom, Fireside Room, "Gather Around, We’ve Got a Story to Tell." All of us have experiences that could be fashioned into a verbal story or narrative to tell if only we knew how to get started. Josh will discuss how he takes his thoughts and ideas and forms them into a story to share with others. Hopefully, his suggestions will prompt attendees to give it a whirl themselves! Click the heading for the Link.

9:30 a.m. Personal Theology, In-person in the Fireside Room and online in the Zoom Room. Presenter: Dr. David Belden.  "Dave," as many of his UUCB friends call him is a gift to this community and he has shared snippets of his extraordinary life.  In this Personal Theology talk, "Amazing grace: How UUs saved me from burnout." Dave will read excerpts from his new book, "The World Remakers' Child." The book is about moving in and out of movements dedicated to changing the world. So: joy and despair, faith, burnout, and renewal. And how finding Unitarian Universalism saved him from burnout! Click the heading for the Zoom link and more information about Dave's talk and his new book. Dave will have his book for sale in the Fireside Room.

9:30 a.m. In-Person in the Fireside room and streamed to Zoom, we'll get the answer to "What shapes an artist’s vision over a lifetime?" The Personal Theology Committee is delighted to have painter and sculptor, Kim Thoman, share images from more than forty years of artwork, reflecting on the creative journey behind her recently published book, Kim Thoman: 40 Years of Painting. Click the heading for more about Kim and the Zoom link.