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Rob--rdavis 21:38, 1 March 2012 (UTC)
Rob--rdavis 21:38, 1 March 2012 (UTC)
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Julie Stevenson wrote: Thu, Mar 1, 2012 at 4:29 PM
Any questions you might have concerning our Teaching Mission group (which consists of myself, my husband Gary, Jean Sommer-Trickey, and Sheree Trainham), would probably best be addressed to Gary (Jean does not use the internet and Sheree wasn't with us during the earlier years). We did have two other members of our Teaching Mission group, Jeff and Noelle - but they both moved out of state a few years ago. Gary's e-mail is: weave50@yahoo.com but you'd be better off calling him (315-482-2665) as he doesn't check his e-mail often. The three people who drove in from the Syracuse area for the Teaching Mission meetings (and who have since moved out of state) were Jeff, Flash and Noelle.
Our Urantia Study Group (not our Teaching Mission group) has four other members, Jim and Karen Jordan, Sharon Drake and Pat Fluckiger. As you probably have experienced, not all Ubook readers choose to participate in the Teaching Mission meetings. Members come and go with the movement of life...we had a wonderful guy, Al, and his gal friend, Vandetta (that really is her name!) who drove in from Syracuse as well, but they also moved away.
Love from above...and from within.....
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Rob wrote: March 1, 2012 at 4:50:21 PM CST
Hello Julie-
Thank you for sharing further!
I appreciate the manner in which you maintain respect for the different functions of Urantia Book study and Teaching Mission dialogue. It is most interesting to witness so many more Urantia Book study and Teaching Mission groups than known are living out their lives quietly, allowing the truth to become manifest in the course of daily living.
Please tell your husband Gary that I will give him a call to talk a bit as I examine the line of inquiry arising from the editorial review of the Teaching Mission Dialogues. The larger purpose of such work is to uncover the human dimension of this spiritual initiative before too many early participants pass along to the morontia life.
Gratefully,
Rob--rdavis 01:16, 2 March 2012 (UTC)