Looking for fresh food and don't have a farm?

Please check out Three Fold Meats in Berea, KY.  They have fresh meat non-GMO, farm eggs, and more.

They are on Broadway across from roller rink and bus stop, very easy to find. And you can find them easily online as well with their facebook presence:  https://www.facebook.com/ThreeFoldMeats 

• 210 N Broadway Suite 3
• Berea, Kentucky 40403

 

Open Monday thru Saturday, 10 AM - 6 PM.

If you want some healthier food and don't grow it in your own back yard, please give Three Fold Meats a chance.  They are looking for new customers to help sustain the business, as so many folks don't know they exist.  

Spread the word!

Garden Source Spiritual Center fellowship this Sunday

This Sunday, August 17th, 5 PM, at The Plantory  in Lexington.

Our presentation this month will be done by Levia Caro who is a consultant for Melaleuca, a company that makes all natural products with tea tree oil as a primary ingredient.

I do hope you all will come out to join us.  The Plantory's new address is 

501 West Sixth Street 

Suite 250 

Lexington, KY 40508

Parking is on the street.  We are still adjusting to our new location, so please be patient with us.  Plantory door is on the Sixth Street side of building, then you go inside and up the elevator (or stairs) to the second floor. 

Garden meeting at the Plantory's new location TOMORROW

​Council Meeting at 2:30 PM

Fellowship and potluck beginning at 5 PM

Rev. SonnyD presenting Introduction to Renewable Energy.

You may want to give yourself a little extra drive time to find the Plantory 's new location!  I know I will be (plus dealing with construction on the interstate).

New address:

501 West Sixth Street 
Suite 250 

Lexington, KY 40508 ​

(address should be clickable to take you to map)

For more information about us, check out our website .  All are welcome here!

Rummage Sale Fundraiser starts Tomorrow July 11

Rev. Sonny and his lovely wife Sue will be hosting the location for our First (Annual??) Rummage Sale Fundraiser.

Location:  2116-A Lansill Road, Lexington

Days and Times:

     Friday, July 11, 11 AM to 6 PM

     Saturday, July 12, 8 AM to 6 PM

     Sunday, July 13, 8 AM to 6 PM

We hope to see many familiar and new faces.  Any questions, please contact us thru our website.

Fingers crossed for a fun and successful weekend.

Bright Blessings to you all. 

Hope you all had a wonderful Solstice

All of the events this week had me puzzled.  And in my puzzlement, I made today, the 22nd, the Summer Solstice.  Not off by much, but... 

bad Pagan, I am.

Nonetheless, I hope each of you had a good one.  I attended a memorial for one of my UU elders.  It was lovely, and crowded.  People just stood up from their seats and shared thoughts and memories.  I kept mine to myself at that time, but will share it here, as I'm sure it will bring a smile to some.

When I think of Bob Stebbins, I remember the day I attended fellowship right after getting my Mother's Day pedicure.  I was sporting new sandals and sparkly, colored toe nails.  Bob apparently took notice.  After service, he asked if I had read the story of the siren who seduced by wiggling her toes.  No, I still haven't read that story and now I really want to, but I don't know the name or the author.  It was just the funniest conversation I could think of having right after fellowship, but truth is stranger than fiction.  Bob was an expert at making people smile.

Anyway, back to Summer Solstice, I wanted to share a great quote from True Blood, season 1, episode 3, as spoken by the character of Bill Compton:

"You think that it's not magic that keeps you alive? Just because you understand the mechanics of how something works, doesn't make it any less of a miracle. Which is just another word for magic. We're all kept alive by magic, Sookie. My magic's just a little different from yours, that's all."

All of us have our own different magic.  And isn't that just grand?!  Some of us even have our magic a day late.  *smile*