When the Saboteur Is Ourselves – In-Person and Virtual Worship
During military conflicts armies employ saboteurs to do damage to the other side. So what do we do during peacetime when the main saboteur in our lives is ourselves? This…
During military conflicts armies employ saboteurs to do damage to the other side. So what do we do during peacetime when the main saboteur in our lives is ourselves? This…
A fellow minister recently said to me, “Love is a trigger word in my congregation.” Apparently there had been some reactivity to the Unitarian Universalist Association’s Article II Commission inviting…
This Sunday we will be celebrating our congregation’s birthday by listening to stories of people who grew up in our church. We will hear from Kate Benson, Ted Jones, Lauren…
Recently our minister was one of only three men in a room full of women for a workshop on “Reclaiming the Divine Feminine” held at our church led by the…
Alex Haley used to live by the maxim “Find the good and praise it.” However, there is a theme among the mystics of a variety of faiths that suggests we…
The Zen tradition teaches that we must look at life through a beginner's mind. Both Jesus and Sri Ramakrishna urged us to become like little children. At the beginning of…
As we reach the end of one year and the beginning of another, let us be like Janus, the Roman god for whom January was named. Janus was depicted looking…
This Christmas Eve we will celebrate a traditional Lessons and Carols service (with some non-traditional and distinctly Unitarian Universalist elements.) There will be a Story for All Ages, readings from…
All are invited to join us for this year's interactive all-ages service for stories and sharing, participation and pageantry, carols and (electric) candles with friends of all ages. All who…
Envision the light within you, for there is that of the divine in each of us. On December 21, the Light IS coming! Each year at Solstice time, we can…