In our flower ceremony, we give and receive flowers, to feel a connection to each other and to the interdependent web. The pandemic and past … Read the rest “From You I Receive, To You I Give (Flower Ceremony)”
How does change happen? When is it worth it to reform a system, and when is it worth it to start fresh? How connected do … Read the rest “Scattering Seeds”
Many UUs (including UUA leadership) are prioritizing the notion of harm: Caring for those who say that they have been hurt by someone else’s words. … Read the rest “The State of Our Denomination Part 2”
Several religions celebrate the victory of love over evil. Is this victory possible? Can we achieve a world community with peace, liberty and justice for … Read the rest “Is This a Universe Where Love Can Win?”
We support a free and responsible search for truth and meaning. When we think we’ve found truth, we act on it, to make the world … Read the rest “The State of Our Denomination Part 1”
This Sunday, we will explore four archetypes of how we might be together, so that we might consciously choose who we are called to be, … Read the rest “Four Cultures”
Ralph Waldo Emerson’s message to the next generation of Unitarian ministers was a call to reform how we do church. He describes how to overcome … Read the rest “Emerson’s Divinity School Address”
As we launch our annual pledge drive, we consider how we could make choices that more fully resonate with our principles, our hopes, our vision. … Read the rest “Feeding Your Dreams”
The new year can be a time to reflect on what we are carrying with us into the future. What patterns are you ready to … Read the rest “Carrying Forth, Letting Go”
Last week, we looked at the question, what do you do when you want change. This week, we look at the question, what do you … Read the rest “Don’t Be Afraid of Some Change”
We each engage in a free and responsible search for truth and meaning. I engage in my search, and I celebrate your search. Any conclusions … Read the rest “When You Know What Needs Doing”
In the season of All Souls and Day of the Dead, we honor loved ones who have died in the last year. We’ll say their … Read the rest “Honoring Our Losses”
