Insights by readers on living the teachings, helping the Urantia community grow, and other related thoughts
By Richard S. Omura Many years ago, after reading The Urantia Book for a while and slowly beginning to understand it, I felt an urge for service that I didn’t have before. I also felt an urge to communicate with others the wonderful, strange, new concepts and ideas found in the book. So I did. …
I’d like to thank Teuvo for his post on the possible death of the Fellowship (Read Here). He has raised some important questions that I think are worthy of some serious discussion. I’d like to contribute some of my own thoughts: Rumors about the impending death of the Urantia Brotherhood/Fellowship have cropped up a number …
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There is a very real and important question being asked more often these days: Will The Urantia Book Fellowship stay alive? And more importantly, will it transform into a dynamic force for the dissemination of the Revelation and the fostering of the spiritual and social transformation of our planet? What do I think? Keep reading… I’ve …
By: Niánn Emerson Chase Though we should be aware of the multitude of problems facing our planet, I can hardly tolerate the slanted fear-based rhetoric in much of the mainstream media that emphasizes the war on terror and the sensationalized murders, accidents, and other bad new items. Also appalling are the number of popular horror …
This last weekend a group of us came together for an exploration into what it is to be a minister. Through workshops, group processes, personal sharing, and reflection we each took a deeper look into what it means to serve the master, the world, and each other. I personally went into this weekend with a …
The day I write this post, the world is utterly obsessed with the missing Malaysian Airlines Boeing 777 airplane. Humans are naturally drawn to mysteries, and this one seems to rattle the human mind at its very core. I can’t even tell you how many hours of CNN I have watched waiting for the next …
