President Obama said, “The best way to not feel hopeless is to get up and do something. Don’t wait for good things to happen to you. If you go out and make some good things happen, you will fill the world with hope, you will fill yourself with hope.” During challenging times, how can working … Continue reading Hope is Not Passive
Due to the current political climate, many people are suspicious of religion. Christian Nationalism has tainted even those churches unlike them. Which is why people need to learn of our welcoming, justice-oriented, and covenantal way of doing church. Our country needs Unitarian Universalism now more than ever.
When we are called to respond to difficult situations, packing the right tools is essential. We’ll reflect on how some rather unconventional tools might be just what we need to navigate life’s challenges and face difficult tasks.
This worship service will be built around poetry readings by our congregants. Some people will read a favorite poem that is meaningful to them, and others will read their own original poems. There will be a time reserved for impromptu poetry readings! If you love poetry, be sure to make it to this special service.
We humans love to compartmentalize; we break things down into workable parts, keeping what is seemingly good and useful and hiding or even disposing of what is undesirable. But is that the best way to approach our inner lives and spiritual selves? What would happen if we acknowledged all of our fragments – the ones … Continue reading All Together Now
On July 4, we are celebrating the 250th anniversary of the founding of this nation. Our nation was based on the stated premise that all men were created equal. But how do we measure up to that idea through our history and now? We’ll look through several periods and see what might guide us in … Continue reading So You Say You Want a Revolution
