Do you think of yourself as a creative person? What does that mean to you? This morning, as we embark on the path of creativity, we’ll explore the many ways we can be creative.
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Rev. Kerri Parker was not be able to join us today as scheduled, so the land acknowledgment-focused service and workshop will be held at a later date.
Rev. Gayle Tucker joined us instead. Her reflection is based on Isaiah, chapter 65, verses 17-25, New … read more.
Many people believe it’s time to shift our strategies in the face of climate change, from prevention to compassionate, clear-eyed, vibrant, intentional adaptation. On this Earth Day, we’ll explore some of the lessons in resistance we see in nature, and we’ll ritualize our grief and … read more.
As UUs, we are a justice centered people. Our faith calls us to work toward creating the beloved community here and now, but that can feel overwhelming in face of all the injustices of our current world. In order to stay in this work for … read more.
Spring is a time of awakening, and of celebrating our ability to do so. This Easter morning, we’ll explore the many awakenings happening within, between, and around us.
The Share-the-Plate recipient for April 2 and 9 is Urban Triage. … read more.
What do napping, mindfulness, compassion, community-building, and speaking our truths have in common? This month, as we begin to journey the path of resistance, we’ll explore some of the many forms that path might take.
The Share-the-Plate recipient for April 2 and 9 … read more.
There are many ways in which we humans are vulnerable, and we’ve been working on a collective sharing project all month as a way to practice voicing them. This morning, we’ll explore some specific vulnerabilities you shared, as well as some of the ways … read more.
What does it mean to live our lives with the end in mind – and what does cleaning have to do with it? This Sunday, we will use the book The Gentle Art of Swedish Death Cleaning by Margareta Magnusson to explore themes of … read more.
Ruth Conniff draws on her 2022 nonfiction book about the deep connection between two groups of people often pitted against each other in our hyperpartisan politics: Midwestern dairy farmers, many of whom voted for Donald Trump, and the undocumented immigrant workers they rely on to … read more.
This month’s theme is challenging on many levels, because there are many ways we are vulnerable. For some, it’s about taking the risk to open our hearts to new possibilities; for others, it’s about choosing and enforcing boundaries for safety; for still others, it’s simply … read more.
