Nell Newton's guest appearances

Nell Newton

San Marcos Unitarian Universalist Fellowship

Hey Amarillo

Bobby Lee

Matthew Garner

Dajana Johnson

Cori Burns

Brooks Boyett

Daniel Davis

Steve Kersh

Jacomo Bairos

Julio Salazar

Hilary Marie

Kat Volden

Michael Rowley

Manny De Los Santos

Dyron Howell

David Prescott

OwlTail

A conversation with Reverend Nell Newton, the pastor of Amarillo Unitarian Universality Fellowship. Nell is originally from Detroit, spent most of her adult years in Austin, and moved to Amarillo in 2017. With host Jason Boyett, she talks about the Michigan-to-Texas culture shock, the history of her religious movement, and why she has grown to love the Texas Panhandle's "terrible beauty." This episode is sponsored by Wieck Realty and Shemen Dental Group. Support the podcast via Patreon.com/heyamarillo.

A conversation with Reverend Nell Newton, the pastor of <a href="uuamarillo.org" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Amarillo Unitarian Universality Fellowship</a>. Nell is originally from Detroit, spent most of her adult years in Austin, and moved to Amarillo in 2017. With host Jason Boyett, she talks about the Michigan-to-Texas culture shock, the history of her religious movement, and why she has grown to love the Texas Panhandle's "terrible beauty." This episode is sponsored by <a href="wieckrealty.com" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Wieck Realty</a> and <a href="shemendental.com" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Shemen Dental Group</a>. Support the podcast via <a href="Patreon.com/heyamarillo" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Patreon.com/heyamarillo.</a>

It’s easy to be dazzled by beauty of nature and when we wander into religious naturalism we are apt to spend more time admiring its prettier parts. Our 7th principle asks us to hold “respect for the interdependent web of all existence of which we are a part.” But that web has some dark strands and complex connections that elude our understanding. In this sermon we’ll take a walk through the burned out forests of Bastrop and the scoured banks of the Blanco River to consider the implications of a deep green religion. Rev. Nell Newton is delighted to return to SMUUF, the congregation that watched her grow as a minister and ordained her in 2015. A lifelong UU, she has been called to serve as the settled minister at the Amarillo UU Fellowship. Nell and her husband Monty will be moving up there after she sees us!

It’s easy to be dazzled by beauty of nature and when we wander into religious naturalism we are apt to spend more time admiring its prettier parts. Our 7th principle asks us to hold “respect for the interdependent web of all existence of which we are a part.” But that web has some dark strands and complex connections that elude our understanding. In this sermon we’ll take a walk through the burned out forests of Bastrop and the scoured banks of the Blanco River to consider the implications of a deep green religion. Rev. Nell Newton is delighted to return to SMUUF, the congregation that watched her grow as a minister and ordained her in 2015. A lifelong UU, she has been called to serve as the settled minister at the Amarillo UU Fellowship. Nell and her husband Monty will be moving up there after she sees us!

July 30, 2017 "Pines, Ashes, Seedlings and Cypress, Gravel, Grasses" Rev. Nell Newton