[Fuusm-l] update

[Annie Warmke]

In the work we are doing with the Chalice Lighter grant I have promised 
to be open in communication.  The background noise or perhaps it is 
gossip is sometimes deafening.

Yesterday after I spoke at the annual meeting, I left the sanctuary.  It 
was reported that I appeared to be angry.  This could not be further 
from the truth.  I was doing the job I promised to do by sharing as much 
as possible in less than two minutes.  Also, I didn't want to risk 
sidetracking things by appearing to be double teaming in the meeting 
when Darryl Ting made his request for a meeting with the congregation 
without the minister.

This is an important period in our development.  We are embarking on the 
potential for significant change.  I am honored to be a part of some 
piece of that.  I promise that if I am angry I will make it known.  
Instead I hope to be a leader that lives up to the seven principles, 
although anger may have it's place.

Annie Warmke

Leader:  Chalice Lighter Grant Project


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