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Sunday 09-05-08
"There Is No Death"
Rev. Tony Senf and Charles Clansy
"There Is No Death"
Rev. Tony Senf and Charles Clansy
Music Director: Kathy Sullivan
Lights & Sound: Kathlyn Beaumier
Camera: Chad Cameron
Lights & Sound: Kathlyn Beaumier
Camera: Chad Cameron
You can now view a Sunday morning service from Unity Center of the Heights online. The services are listed by date. Because video clips are now limited to 10 minutes on YouTube, the service must be viewed in segments. Just click on the next segment below, as each segment concludes to view it in order or view a selected segment. We trust you will enjoy the service.
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PLEASE NOTE
When this service was recorded Charles
had been diagnosed with stage-4 cancer and knew he had only four to six
months to live. His thoughts and feelings around this thing called
"death" is an inspirational message for all of us. Young or old, the
day will come when the body we appear to be inhabiting will cease to
function. And we will all have experiences around the "death" of
family, friends and loved ones. Viewing this video would be a comfort
to anyone having any experience around "death."A very wise man told us we can be "in the world" without being "of it." Watch Charles; listen to him speak from his heart and you will witness a man who was "in the world" and full of life, but definitely wasn't "of it."
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| Sunday September 05, 2008 "There Is No Death" Opening Song |
| Martin And The Band: Kathy Sullivan, Piano Ed Lemmers, Bass Roy King, Drums |
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| Sunday September 05, 2008 "There Is No Death" Part 1 |
| Rev. Tony |
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Sunday September 05, 2008 "There Is No Death" Part 2 |
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| Rev. Tony |
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| Sunday September 05, 2008 "There Is No Death" Part 3 |
| Rev. Tony |
| Sunday September 05, 2008 "There Is No Death" Part 4 |
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| Sunday September 05, 2008 "There Is No Death" Meditation |
| Rev.Tony |
| Sunday September 05, 2008 "There Is No Death" Closing Song NOTE: The lights will be low at first; the song brings us out of meditation. |
| Martin And The Band: Kathy Sullivan, Piano Ed Lemmers, Bass Roy King, Drums |
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