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Rev. Meg Barnhouse's sermon delivered on March 14, 2021. March 15 marks one year since First UU Austin began social distanced worship. Since we've gone inside we have continued to explore, experiment, and expand our understanding of how we exist as a community. We are looking back at this year of rapid learning and seeing how far we have come while honoring the knowledge that we are still in the midst of it all. In this time let us take a moment to observe the world, to feel the wind and the sun, to absorb the promise that there is more good to come. We aren't yet at the end but we are getting there together.

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