The Creativity Conundrum
If we know that creative work is so beneficial, why is it so difficult? What counts as creativity, anyway? Why should UUs make time for … Read the rest “The Creativity Conundrum”
December 10, 2023 10:00
If we know that creative work is so beneficial, why is it so difficult? What counts as creativity, anyway? Why should UUs make time for … Read the rest “The Creativity Conundrum”
In the year 1838, in a time of great change, Theodore Parker delivered a sermon called The Transient and the Permanent. He asked, what are … Read the rest “Theodore Parker’s The Transient and the Permanent”
Three members of the church community will each speak about their current spiritual journey. You might come out of it feeling more connected to your … Read the rest “My Spiritual Journey”
On International Men’s Day, we celebrate men, and explore pressures and expectations around being a man. Whether it’s you or someone you know, being a … Read the rest “Men”
You are perfect the way you are … and you could use a little improvement,” writes Japanese Zen teacher Shunryu Suzuki Roshi. This week’s sermon … Read the rest “Something Judges Us, Something Accepts Us”
In addition to short-term solutions to help people in need, we need long-term solutions to the housing crisis. Even if everyone wants more housing, the … Read the rest “Keep Portland Weird – Overcoming the Housing Crisis”
In a number of traditions, this time of year lifts the veil between the world of the living and the world of the dead. Three … Read the rest “Ancestor’s Breath”
Come and hear updates from Elaine Nelson on UN Sunday. UU advocacy work at the UN previously held by the Unitarian Universalist Office at the … Read the rest “UN Sunday – Climate Justice”
Judy Blume’s most loved coming-of-age book is called Are You There God? It’s Me, Margaret. Eleven-year-old Margaret keeps god up-to-date as she seeks a … Read the rest “Hey Margaret, It’s Me, God”
Transgender parent Trystan Reese will share his experiences as a pregnant man navigating a world that assumes pregnancy is uniquely linked to femininity. While he … Read the rest “How We Do Family”
Were you taught to take up space in the room, to make your voice heard within an assertive culture? Or perhaps your spidey sense tingles … Read the rest “Status Games”
Like leaves taking a plunge from a tree in fall, our freedom to explore spiritual paths can be unsettling. But our congregation can make for … Read the rest “Liberated Leaves”
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