Ctrl-Z is such a wonderful invention: when we have done something that we suddenly regret, we can simply Undo it. Does that only work on our computer keyboards? Amy thinks not. Sure, what’s done is done, but we still have the power to revise and rewrite. What would you like to do a little differently in your own life? And in our communal life?

Rev. Amy Zucker Morgenstern (she/her)
Rev. Amy Zucker Morgenstern has served with our congregations in Middlebury and Rutland VT, Palo Alto (for 22 years), and Santa Rosa. She also writes an online religion advice column, Ask Isabel, and is a DMin candidate in Theology and the Arts. She and her wife Joy live in San Francisco, and their grown daughter is in college. Apart from part-time ministry, Amy loves to read, resist fascism, make art, and be with friends and family.

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