Service Leader – Vivian Mulligan
Story for all Ages – Cynthia Green
Life is just a bowl of . . .
. . . uh, Life, said Joseph Bednarik in his sermon Sept. 19.
Life (not the cereal) actually is a serving of choices, he said, that are yours — not the author of some 1,001-things-to-see-eat-drink-or-think-before-you-die book.
Actually, Joseph only poured a bowl of the cereal to illustrate his talk.
Photo-illustration by Jim Casey.
For the publishing industry, linking the number “1001” to the phrase
“Before You Die” works wonders:![]()
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Movies to watch!Books to read!Cities to visit!Beers to quaff!This sermon takes a long, hard look
at the phenomenon of “Before You Die” books,the catalyzing power of limits,![]()
the functionality of bucket lists,
and what nouns are worth spending a life verbing.![]()
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