Traditional healing in the old Ozarks was a holistic system that addressed both physical needs and the needs of the mind/soul. Many healthcare providers today are looking into the benefits of this more traditional approach, especially in areas with larger Indigenous populations as well as those servicing communities with a lot of fear surrounding modern healthcare. So we have to ask, “What can we still learn from traditional healing today?” Brandon Weston, Ozarks traditional healing expert and published author, will be our speaker this Sunday!
This is a special SHARE THE PLATE Sunday! We will donate loose collection plate cash and specially-designated cash/checks (please write “share plate” on cash envelope or check memo line) to Arkansas Citizen’s First Congress (CFC). UUFF is a supporting member of this amazing organization, and it’s more important than ever to keep up that support! To find out more, visit: https://www.citizensfirst.org/
You can attend service in person at the fellowship building or view it remotely online via Facebook Live Stream. To attend live via Facebook, wait until 11am Central Standard Time (CST) and go to https://www.facebook.com/share/164eD4itge/ and click on “Watch Live Video. A Facebook account is not required for viewing.