Carol Hartman's guest appearances

Carol Hartman

Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of McMinnville Oregon (UUFM)

Rick Davis

Jamal Rahman

Trystan Reese

Mark Gallagher

Andrea Joy

Noah Shultz

Miles K

Kathy Beckwith

Navneet Kaur

Debra Kolodny

Kaki Marshall

Katie Larsell

Tracy Springberry

David Maynard

Kate McGraw

OwlTail

Now more than ever, this Fellowship’s Vision, Mission, and Covenant along with the seven Principles of UU and the Proclamation of the Living Traditions we draw upon, need to be lived, celebrated and broadcast to the world. We live in challenging times where many are lead astray by what is on social media, the news and other programs on TV. Rock solid principles that can be called upon are most necessary for our own survival and for the survival of a moral national and global society. Together in this interactive service with Rev. Hartman, we will weave ideas on how to live our aspirations in these times. Speaker Bio Reverend Carol Hartman, a born and life-long Unitarian, grew up in New Hampshire and Vermont. She graduated from the University of New Hampshire and Yale University Divinity School. Her long career includes managing and directing several non-profit organizations, publishing a newspaper, driving a tractor trailer, ministering to vets at a VA hospital and 16 years as a Hospice Chaplain in Florida and here in the Northwest. Retired from full-time chaplaincy, she works part-time officiating at funerals and weddings and guest preaching. She is the mother of 4 and the grandmother to 11. The youngest are identical 2½ year old girls who spend 3 days a week with her.

Now more than ever, this Fellowship’s Vision, Mission, and Covenant along with the seven Principles of UU and the Proclamation of the Living Traditions we draw upon, need to be lived, celebrated and broadcast to the world. We live in challenging times where many are lead astray by what is on social media, the news and other programs on TV. Rock solid principles that can be called upon are most necessary for our own survival and for the survival of a moral national and global society. Together in this interactive service with Rev. Hartman, we will weave ideas on how to live our aspirations in these times. Speaker Bio Reverend Carol Hartman, a born and life-long Unitarian, grew up in New Hampshire and Vermont. She graduated from the University of New Hampshire and Yale University Divinity School. Her long career includes managing and directing several non-profit organizations, publishing a newspaper, driving a tractor trailer, ministering to vets at a VA hospital and 16 years as a Hospice Chaplain in Florida and here in the Northwest. Retired from full-time chaplaincy, she works part-time officiating at funerals and weddings and guest preaching. She is the mother of 4 and the grandmother to 11. The youngest are identical 2½ year old girls who spend 3 days a week with her.

Rev Carol Hartman — Standing Tall

This is the second installment of a two part talk, the first part having been delivered on February 3, 2019 (Listen to Part One: Exploring the 23rd Psalm) . Although written over 1000 years ago, this popular psalm offers wisdom and guidance for the challenges of life we face today. Reverend Hartman will share further thoughts and present insights into this familiar passage from a different and hopefully, interesting perspective. Speaker Bio Reverend Carol Hartman, a born and life-long Unitarian, grew up in New Hampshire and Vermont. She graduated from the University of New Hampshire and Yale University Divinity School. Her long career includes managing and directing several non-profit organizations, publishing a newspaper, driving a tractor trailer, ministering to vets at a VA hospital and 16 years as a Hospice Chaplain in Florida and here in the Northwest. Retired from full-time chaplaincy, she works part-time officiating at funerals and weddings and guest preaching. She is the mother of 4 and the grandmother to 11. The youngest are identical 2 ½ year old girls who spend 3 days a week with her.

This is the second installment of a two part talk, the first part having been delivered on February 3, 2019 (Listen to Part One: <a href="https://bit.ly/2EavoGf" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Exploring the 23rd Psalm</a>) . Although written over 1000 years ago, this popular psalm offers wisdom and guidance for the challenges of life we face today. Reverend Hartman will share further thoughts and present insights into this familiar passage from a different and hopefully, interesting perspective. Speaker Bio Reverend Carol Hartman, a born and life-long Unitarian, grew up in New Hampshire and Vermont. She graduated from the University of New Hampshire and Yale University Divinity School. Her long career includes managing and directing several non-profit organizations, publishing a newspaper, driving a tractor trailer, ministering to vets at a VA hospital and 16 years as a Hospice Chaplain in Florida and here in the Northwest. Retired from full-time chaplaincy, she works part-time officiating at funerals and weddings and guest preaching. She is the mother of 4 and the grandmother to 11. The youngest are identical 2 ½ year old girls who spend 3 days a week with her.

Rev Carol Hartman — A UU Takes a Deeper Look at the 23rd Psalm

Looking at this familiar psalm from a UU perspective, it offers insights and reassurance we all need when facing challenging situations. It is often thought of as an end of life reading, but it has more than that to offer. Reverend Hartman will share her thoughts and present this familiar passage from a different and hopefully, interesting perspective. Speaker Bio Reverend Carol Hartman, a born and life-long Unitarian, grew up in New Hampshire and Vermont. She graduated from the University of New Hampshire and Yale University Divinity School. Her long career includes managing and directing several non-profit organizations, publishing a newspaper, ministering to vets at a VA hospital and 16 years as a Hospice Chaplain in Florida and in the Northwest. Retired from full-time chaplaincy, she works part-time officiating at funerals and weddings and guest preaching.

Looking at this familiar psalm from a UU perspective, it offers insights and reassurance we all need when facing challenging situations. It is often thought of as an end of life reading, but it has more than that to offer. Reverend Hartman will share her thoughts and present this familiar passage from a different and hopefully, interesting perspective. Speaker Bio Reverend Carol Hartman, a born and life-long Unitarian, grew up in New Hampshire and Vermont. She graduated from the University of New Hampshire and Yale University Divinity School. Her long career includes managing and directing several non-profit organizations, publishing a newspaper, ministering to vets at a VA hospital and 16 years as a Hospice Chaplain in Florida and in the Northwest. Retired from full-time chaplaincy, she works part-time officiating at funerals and weddings and guest preaching.