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9:30 a.m. ZOOM ONLY. Streamed to Fireside Room. We're grateful to Dr. Karen Voorhees for opening the Personal Theology year with a talk entitled, "A Report From Tomorrow, or Why I Am Still (Cautiously) Optimistic About the Future." Dr. Voorhees, a member of UUCB, is a brilliant thinker, historian and humanitarian. This not-to-be-missed talk will build on her two previous Personal Theology presentations, and be largely based on her long-term experience with the work of Ken Wilber, especially his recent massive tome “The Religion of Tomorrow.” Click the above heading for the link and for more delightful information about Karen.

9:30 a.m. IN-PERSON and streaming to ZOOM. Timothy Travis is a long-time member of the UUCB Humanist Connection group that meets weekly to discuss and share viewpoints on morality, ethics, human development, the nature of the universe and so much more. For Timothy, HUMANISM is the focus of his life and his talk will have you nodding your head as he passionately reminds us "We are all in this life together." Timothy will be presenting in-person. Masking is required in the Fireside Room. Click the above heading for the link and more interesting information about Timothy.

9:30 a.m. IN-PERSON! Zoom will be streamed to the Fireside room for online attendees. Rev. Zae (pronounced Zah-ee) Asa Illo, Operations Manager of Youth Spirit Artworks (our Good Neighbor who is providing Tiny Houses for unhoused youth--is a recently ordained minister and will share his personal journey. Living a life of radical hospitality and a commitment to love and serve others is how we know when we are encountering great souls. Come hear Rev. Zae talk about what it takes to keep focused on what is true and real--which we must love and care for each other in whatever ways we can.  Click the above heading for the link and more information about Rev. Zae Illo.

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