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Eliza Taylor Duckworth Joe Duckworth "Pepaw"

so excited to welcome Rev. Dee, can't wait to meet you! 💕

Thank you, Hannah, for sharing your story. It has been wonderful to get to know you this past year!

I have watched a video of Michael brown knocking an ol man out repeatability. He was evil. You're a misinformed race baiter. He also stole an attack an Asian store keeper. Then fought with the cop, and justifiably was shot dead.

Bravissimi

Well, now I know what to do whenever I need a pick up. I just turn on this hysterical video with four of my favorite people singing and counting up to 18. What a hoot!

Wonderful diverse countdown❤. If you do it another time, I will count in sign language 😅

Realllly great speeches. Ty!!😮 and fun SuperHeros

Is there a way to get a copy of the letter?

Great

This is wonderful news from my POV!

Awesome message, Sara. Thank you and count me in!

The date is incorrect in the title for this service. Should be Sept 24, not Sept 17.

Here's the link to the full recording of the service: fb.watch/mhje2mK7hQ/

Sorry, this TH-cam livestream, and therefore the recording of it, terminated prematurely for unknown reasons. We can't recover the rest of the service on TH-cam, but the simultaneous livestream to Facebook transmitted and recorded fully. Go to the Eliot Unitarian Chapel Facebook page for the video of the August 6, 2023 service.

Rip Steve. I've never met you or known you in person but you will be missed.

You guys are making 6 year olds get the vaccine??? Why? I take it you’ve done zero research on the subject then. Good thing pfizer doesn’t lobby the government and fund the CDC.

One of my favorite sermons of all times!

Saw you all yesterday in Evansville, IL. Great afternoon!

Thank you for live-streaming and posting the recording!

Thank you for your leadership.

Thank you! I believe this may not be the right date in the title.

09:25 Beginning of the service

11:25 The beginning of the memorial service

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What a fantastic service! Your depth of spiritual practice is inspiring. Thank you for this service!

I was so disappointed the prelude with selections by the brass trio was not included.

Beautiful service,

Great service, loved the Red and Black Brass Band!

“I want a House with a Crowded Table” was SO beautiful! And perfect for this Bread Service

unfortunately, the sound from the podium microphone is barely audible, even with my volume at 99....but the music and signing are loud enuf... sorry, I wanted to hear this...

Great to see the traditional Bread Service again. So perfect for the return to in-church service. A heartfelt "thanks" to all who made this possible! So looking forward to our future indoor services.

Thanks for posting the video! Happy to still be spending Sundays with Eliot! :)

Christians who want reform? You do realize that God doesn't change.

Thanks for the introduction to the 63106 Project. The interview was particularly interesting, the people well-spoken.

Thank you.

Thank you to everyone who put this together. You're my tribe!

Thank you.

Thank you for including my art in your service.

What you say at the end about the Psalmist's "statement of trust," I find to be challenging (in a good way). I understand this to mean that after the "rant" or "depression," or whatever, however rational we wish to be, however wrought, the bottom line is we want to go on, to "trust." And that may not come with a full parade of angels and trumpets, but in a homely act: pouring a bowl of cornflakes. One step, then another. When you said it, what flashed through my mind was Hamlet, dressing down his mother, who says she's too weak to resist adultery. And he says, well then "Assume a virtue if you have it not." He goes on, "That monster custom, who all sense doth eat, Of habits devil, is angel yet in this. That to the actions fair and good He likewise gives a frock or livery That aptly is put on." (III.iv) The "statement of trust" seems nearly synonymous with "faith," or what I remember from liberal religious studies in college, "a leap of faith." Sure knowledge is beyond us.

Christopher was a nice a sweet person and would always have time to greet you with a smile. I was glad to know and work with him. Many blessings to him and all of his loved ones.

This is a great memorial video. I'll always miss working with him. He was very sweet and I'll miss having him as a cubicle neighbor. <3

So lovely. Walk in beauty, Christopher.

What a beautiful celebration of Christopher's life. May loving memories keep the grief to a dull roar.

What a wonderful celebration of Christopher's life. He was blessed with such a loving and caring family and carried it our to those who met him. I know the memory of his smiles will warm your heart for the rest of your life. Thank you for sharing with us.

What a beautiful and fitting celebration of Christopher’s life! God bless all who loved him. ❤️