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Historical and Unitarian Musings. Tuesday, 7 April 2015. So long, and thanks for all the Turtles. I started to plan this service before I heard of the death of Terry Pratchett and this sermon is both my thoughts eulogy perhaps about the impact Terry has had on my religious and spiritual life, someone who, via their writing, I have had a relationship with for over twenty years. Wednesday, 11 February 2015. Meditation on Rev Jim Reeb. What would you live for? He lived with the poor and the marginalized.CONTENT
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