We will begin our month on the theme of “love” with another service focused on 10 big ideas I’ve learned in the last 15 years. I have found the pop-theory of “love languages” to be a gift in understanding myself and others. We … read more.
In 2017 the Unitarian Universalist Association set out on a journey to find our center: that which calls us as a congregation to associate with congregation across the globe. The Rev. Marcus Fogliano, Project Manager to the Office of the President of the Unitarian … read more.
Whether it is Twitter, Facebook, TikTok, forwarded email or Cable News, so much of how we engage with the news of the world is designed to keep us on the “outrage treadmill.” Everything seems broken and terrible. Yet, historians and political scientists argue that we … read more.
In his letter from Birmingham Jail, Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., outlined three steps to make social change. The third step, which he called “self-purification”, is very important but often skipped – then and now. We’ll look at how we ground our work for justice so … read more.
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I continue my series on 10 big ideas that have shaped my thinking in my 15th year with you. Neuro-Plasticity, the idea that the brain can grow, change, adapt, and heal, has profound spiritual implications. It is important for how we … read more.
(Please note this service will not be live-streamed)
The Labyrinth is an ancient spiritual tool that helps us come back to our center. We’ll learn a little about the labyrinth and then experience the journey in the sanctuary, where a labyrinth will be set up for … read more.
Please note this service will not be live-streamed
The Labyrinth is an ancient spiritual tool that helps us come back to our center. We’ll learn a little about the labyrinth and then experience the journey in the sanctuary, where a labyrinth will be set up … read more.
Come together to participate in readings, prayers, and fellowship. Following the brief service, we will enjoy delicious offerings from Mary’s Market.
Song, story and candlelight accompany our reflection on what it means to have and long for “peace on earth.” When violence and oppression seem everywhere, how can we make peace real in this world?
To mark my 15th year as your minister, I’m exploring 10 big ideas that are shaping my thinking. Panpsychism is the idea that everything that exists has a quality of “mind” – that in each quark there is something that thinks. Theologically, this can be connected … read more.
