Things I Learned From My Mother

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Rev. Meg Barnhouse's sermon delivered on May 13, 2018. My mother didn't like being called cute. She wanted to be tall and elegant, but she was cute. She tried to teach me to "drive like a lady," and she won all the belching contests when we were camping. There are things we want to keep from our mother's lives and voices, and things that don't help us, things we can let go of.

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