Comments for All Souls UU Church of Bellville, OH http://allsoulsohio.org Wed, 10 Feb 2010 19:19:44 -0500 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 Comment on You Are Not Alone by riverkawai http://allsoulsohio.org/2010/01/you-are-not-alone/#comment-8 riverkawai Wed, 10 Feb 2010 19:19:44 +0000 http://allsoulsohio.org/2010/01/you-are-not-alone/#comment-8 Wonderful writing!!! I was so impressed to read this article as it is the most inspiring article I have read for a long time. I always want to be a part of good work. Wonderful writing!!! I was so impressed to read this article as it is the most inspiring article I have read for a long time. I always want to be a part of good work.

]]> Comment on Fall Adult Discussion Series by admin http://allsoulsohio.org/faith-development/adult-programs/fall-adult-discussion-series/#comment-6 admin Mon, 21 Dec 2009 16:07:00 +0000 http://www.allsoulsohio.org/?page_id=16#comment-6 This morning, during the Adult Religious Education program "Renewal", we viewed a brief video about the devastating practice of mountaintop removal. This practice is currently being used to access coal in Appalachia. It uses dynamite to literally blast off the tops of mountains in large areas of West Virginia, Kentucky, and other states. During the class, there was pretty extensive discussion about ways that we can respond to this issue both as individuals and as a congregation. There is a great resource for those who wish to learn more or take action. Go to http://www.ilovemountains.org/ At this site, you can view, using Google Earth, some satellite pictures of the extent of this type of mining. There are stories from the people directly affected by mountaintop removal. You can also find out which mountaintop removal mines are supplying coal for your electric utility. Finally you can take action to change public policy regarding mountaintop removal. Bill Millikin This morning, during the Adult Religious Education program “Renewal”, we viewed a brief video about the devastating practice of mountaintop removal. This practice is currently being used to access coal in Appalachia. It uses dynamite to literally blast off the tops of mountains in large areas of West Virginia, Kentucky, and other states. During the class, there was pretty extensive discussion about ways that we can respond to this issue both as individuals and as a congregation. There is a great resource for those who wish to learn more or take action. Go to http://www.ilovemountains.org/ At this site, you can view, using Google Earth, some satellite pictures of the extent of this type of mining. There are stories from the people directly affected by mountaintop removal. You can also find out which mountaintop removal mines are supplying coal for your electric utility. Finally you can take action to change public policy regarding mountaintop removal.

Bill Millikin

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