At some point, all are touched by illness, disability, aging, or loss of function. Our fear, pity, and awkwardness often accompany conversations about those inevitable changes, leading to silence and stigma rather than understanding. If we can’t talk about these issues, how can we embrace our changing selves or the changes in those we love?
Ken Sizemore, folk singer and guitarist, has been performing music all over the country for more than 40 years. His repertoire includes the “classic” folk music of the 50s, 60s, 70s and selections from pop artists and country greats. Service Leader: Geraldine Barker.
Rev. Barry Whittemore is a retired Unitarian Universalist minister having served at the GA Mountains UU Church in Dahlonega. He also has served congregations in Birmingham AL, Outlaw’s Bridge Universalist Church in NC, and Holston Valley UUC in TN. Service Leader: Ed Wolpert.
Whilst powerful oratory stirs us to emotional heights, it is not the words alone but also the deeds that follow which put promises into action that inspire. However, powerful words and great acts are essentially meaningless if Love is not the intent that guides them.
Pastor/ Lord & High Priest David-Michael Searcy’s ministry is infused with his Pentecostal roots, Wicca, and Science of Mind, which he has studied and practiced for over 30 years. Service Leader: Colleen Burdick.
Lee Shiver, a retired school superintendent from Jasper GA, will be our guest speaker. Service Leader: Bruce Wood.
Dr. Dillard is a prominent professor of rhetoric at Georgia College and State University in Milledgeville, GA. He is an interfaith minister who is a frequent and popular speaker at Mountain Light.
Rev. Jennifer Dalton is currently ordained and recognized by the Alliance of Baptists and considers herself a Unitarian Universalist Baptist.
MLUUC member Aimee Cribbs will be our speaker this Sunday.
MLUUC member Mel Tidwell will be our speaker this Sunday.
