Our Work is Our Worship
Almost everyone has had to re-imagine their work or begin looking for new work during this time of pandemic. How do we celebrate Labor Day in a time of increased…
Almost everyone has had to re-imagine their work or begin looking for new work during this time of pandemic. How do we celebrate Labor Day in a time of increased…
There are many words we can use to communicate an insidious miasma that threatens to smother our soul. Words such as “downcast,” “brokenhearted,” “troubled,” “miserable,” “despairing,” and “mourning,” among others avoidthe…
The Hindu god Ganesha, who manifests in the form of an elephant, is know as the remover of obstacles. Do you have obstacles in your life? Do you need someone…
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…
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…
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…
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,…
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 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…
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…