Re: Congratulations!

 Hello Rev. Amy,

I was delighted to receive in today's mail my copy of More Weddings, Funerals and Rites of Passage.

You have done an excellent job of bringing all of the various ceremonies, blessings etc. into a book that is not only easy to read, but is varied and covers a great deal of information that I know will be of great assistance to me and those I serve.

I normally do not write notes like this, however I felt obligated to tell you how much I appreciate the work you have but into this book as well as all of the other work you have and are doing with the ULC Seminary.

Blessings on you and please keep up the good work.

Warmest regards,

Rev. W. Goursky

 

William Goursky

Vice-Chair, Accessibility Advisory Committee for the Region of Peel

 

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Keeping in Touch with ULC

I was ordained last year through the ULC and it was one of the greatess feelings I have ever felt. After being ordained I decided to begin taking classes through the ULC and I could not be more happy or thrilled with the wide varitity of religious subjects to study. I plan on taking every course offered, but I wanted to let you know that I had a medical set back which has slowed down my studies, but my family downloaded all twenty lessons from the Comparitive Religion Course and I am slowly getting my strength back and just wanyed to let you know I have not given up. The biggest disappointment that I really have experienced since being ordained is that my Uncle, Dr. Rev. Foster of Wilmington, Delaware and his wife (my Aunt Betty)  Foster both passed away in the last year and when I had told them of my ordainion and continued religious studies they were THRILLED as I am the only one in the family to follow in his and hers wonderful footsteps. I so wanyed to do a sermon with them. Anyway here is my late excuse and will be finishing my studies. Thank you for all you do and may God be with you always.

 

Sincerely,

Rev. Foster