Barnaby Feder is the settled minister at CVUUS. Before becoming a minister Barnaby worked for twenty-seven years as a reporter for the New York Times. Barnaby’s wife, Michele Lowy, is an elementary school teacher. They have three children, two sons and a daughter.
Rev. Barnaby reflected on what he learned teaching his Church of the Larger Fellowship course to incarcerated UU’s about humane and inhumane paths to simplifying our lives.
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Rev. Barnaby considered the spiritual side of time, starting with how weird it would seem throughout human history to promise anyone to start and finish anything “on time.”
Readings
Four in the Morning by Wislawa Szymborska (Krynsky and Maguire trans.) www.youtube.com/watch?v=AXq-ozhLOuc ; Time … read more.
Becky Strum read Some Questions You Might Ask (about Congregational Stewardship) by Mary Oliver (adapted Rev. Barnaby Feder) and Neil Chippendale followed with a testimonial.
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Rev. Barnaby offered his Care of What You Love But Don’t Own sermon.
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Chuck Miller, Neil Chippendale, the CVUUS Choir, … read more.
That’s what the old hymn says. Many UU’s disagree. Rev. Barnaby figures you could spend a fruitful lifetime working at seeing it both ways.
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Rev. Barnaby explained why we are giving people the opportunity to share their testimonies in our recent services.
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Rev. Barnaby reflected on how what keeps you going is much harder to get a handle on than what gets you started.
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Karl Lindholm read Mark 11:15-18 (New International Version) by Kim Hampton and If There Is To Be Peace by Lao-Tse, adapted by Rev. Barnaby.
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Testimonies … read more.
Rev. Barnaby shared an inspiring story about prison and how death can change a dream that won’t die.
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Becky Strum read an excerpt from The Pilgrims Progress by John Bunyan and A Defined Voice by Herman Wallace.
Rev. Barnaby considers what might be Yang to the Yin of possibility.
A sacred time and beautiful space to share your 2018 losses and 2019 hopes.
A sacred time and beautiful space to share your 2018 losses and 2019 hopes.
Rev. Barnaby offered an experimental “online” service due to the forecast arrival of a major winter storm Saturday evening. CVUUS was closed Sunday. See more.
