We Drink from Wells We Did Not Dig (Water Communion)
When we were meeting in the building we would bring water to share from our vacations and staycations to pour into a common bowl to remind us of how our…
When Church Becomes a Bad Habit
In religion there can be a temptation to go though the motions, repeat the routine, follow the rules when what our souls long for is the infusion of the transforming…
A Bigger Boat
We've been sailing all our lives now, never a time like this have we known. In the era of Covid-19, the task of social justice and mercy require creatively re-imagining…
Rhizomes and Reciprocity: An Understory
We see only a small part of the bigger picture. We have so often been taught to think of nature as an arena a bloody-fanged competition: an overstory of evolution,…
Love and Courage
Our speaker for this morning ends every email with the words "Love and Courage". He is minister of the Abundant LUUV congregation in Atlanta that is grounded in the synergy…
The Letter and the Spirit
“The letter killeth,” wrote the apostle Paul, “but the spirit giveth life.” Did you know that the Reverend Jametta Alston was a lawyer and president of the Rhode Island Bar…
Secular Salvation – Reverend Gordon D. Gibson
We are dealing with severe political dysfunction in America and the Covid-19 pandemic around the world. That leaves many of us wanting to scream, “Save me from this madness.” The…
“Like the Teeth of a Comb”: Standing for Justice, Equality, and Dignity
"Like the Teeth of a Comb": Standing for Justice, Equality, and Dignity. This week our worship will focus on the role and responsibility of faith communities in leading the way…
Interfaith Pride Service 2020 Rainbow Connections
We celebrate our RAINBOW CONNECTION with PRIDE this June as we honor and support BLACK LIVES MATTER and the lives lost that demand our attention and support. The rainbow has…
Good Medicine (and Heavily Advertised Pharmaceuticals)
Many indigenous cultures speak of spiritual wisdom as good medicine. Words can be healing. Rituals can be restorative. Sacred practices can be healthy for body and soul. In an age when we are inundated with advertisements for a wide variety of pharmaceutical products let’s take a look at quieter and less publicized forms of good medicine
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