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Rev. Rob Keithan, April 2, 2017
Sometimes events in our lives—or in our world—are so challenging that we’re plunged into discomfort and uncertainty. How can we take advantage of this opportunity to evolve into something new, rather than just reforming into old patterns?

http://all-souls.org/sites/default/files/04.02.2017%20Staying%20Unglued.mp3 Rev. Rob Keithan, April 2, 2017 Sometimes events in our lives—or in our world—are so challenging that we’re plunged into discomfort and uncertainty. How can we take advantage of this opportunity to evolve into something new, rather than just reforming into old patterns?

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Rev. Rob Keithan, April 2, 2017
Sometimes events in our lives—or in our world—are so challenging that we’re plunged into discomfort and uncertainty. How can we take advantage of this opportunity to evolve into something new, rather than just reforming into old patterns?

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