Back when I was still new to Texas I met up with black eyed peas for the first time. I was not impressed.

In February of 2015 I went to the Unitarian Universalist Minister’s Association Institute for Excellence in Ministry, and I had the opportunity to spend a week in a workshop with activist, eco‐philosopher, writer, and spiritual elder Joanna Macy.

What could a convict have to say about possibilities? At a time before prison, I would have thought Not very much.

The November issue of Quest will be completed and mailed long before we know the outcome of the most important election of our lifetimes.

My friend Shannon was one of a kind. She had a huge heart, full of love and loyalty to those of us in her chosen family.

The CLF’s Nominating Committee seeks members to run for positions beginning June 2021.

I like to think of our theme of Possibilities in terms of walking on a winding path through the woods.

The possibilities of what the CLF might offer the world are endless—and have never been more essential.

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