Comments on: Honoring the Life and Service of a Layleader http://www.lookingforfaith.org/blog/2007/honoring-the-life-and-service-of-a-layleader Religion and spirituality from a Unitarian Universalist perspective Tue, 06 Jan 2009 21:37:36 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.3 By: Shelby Meyerhoff http://www.lookingforfaith.org/blog/2007/honoring-the-life-and-service-of-a-layleader#comment-7450 Shelby Meyerhoff Tue, 11 Dec 2007 18:20:55 +0000 http://www.lookingforfaith.org/blog/2007/honoring-the-life-and-service-of-a-layleader#comment-7450 Hi Fred, Thank you so much for saying hello here, and for sharing this reflection on Gulbrandsen. I'm glad you decided to continue Aside from the Obvious, because I look forward to reading your posts. Good luck with the book project! Hi Fred,

Thank you so much for saying hello here, and for sharing this reflection on Gulbrandsen. I’m glad you decided to continue Aside from the Obvious, because I look forward to reading your posts. Good luck with the book project!

]]> By: Fred Wooden http://www.lookingforfaith.org/blog/2007/honoring-the-life-and-service-of-a-layleader#comment-7443 Fred Wooden Tue, 11 Dec 2007 14:29:29 +0000 http://www.lookingforfaith.org/blog/2007/honoring-the-life-and-service-of-a-layleader#comment-7443 Natalie called me on the phone over twenty years ago to ask if I would serve on the Hymnbook commission that created SLT. Not yet forty, I was the youngest member of the group. That task, which spanned the birth of two of my sons , the death of one of them, and two household moves, remains the single most important contribution I have made to the movement. She remembered me long after the job was done, which was quite impressive. I believe she was in the congregation the Sunday I preached in Wellesley Hills back in 2004. And thank you for the occasional shout-out. Coming from such a prominent blogger as yourself :wink: it is quite the honor. Natalie called me on the phone over twenty years ago to ask if I would serve on the Hymnbook commission that created SLT. Not yet forty, I was the youngest member of the group.

That task, which spanned the birth of two of my sons , the death of one of them, and two household moves, remains the single most important contribution I have made to the movement.

She remembered me long after the job was done, which was quite impressive. I believe she was in the congregation the Sunday I preached in Wellesley Hills back in 2004.

And thank you for the occasional shout-out. Coming from such a prominent blogger as yourself :wink: it is quite the honor.

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