This is a continuation of a sermon series inspired by our Unitarian Universalist Principles, as viewed through the lens of the cartoon series My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic. The six main ponies from the popular kids show each embody different qualities and display different … read more.
I never thought much about criminal justice until I started working with people to receive Governor’s Pardons. I’d like to wonder together about possible changes in order to achieve a fairer, more just system.
As author Gary Younge has observed, for too long we have pretended that we are a post-racial society, and that racism is “the marginal obsession of the uncouth.” The reality is that “we have simply become more sophisticated about our prejudices. We have plenty of … read more.
Failure to define “enough” means never being satisfied. It makes us vulnerable to slick advertising, and fills our lives with tedium and chaos. It deflects our focus from sources of true happiness, like play, family, relationships, community. Ultimately, it also leads to the desecration of … read more.
This is the kick-off to a sermon series inspired by our Unitarian Universalist Principles, as viewed through the lens of the Mane 6 from the cartoon series My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic. The six main ponies each embody different qualities and display different talents. … read more.
Lisa reflects on a short novel, The Story of the Other Wise Man, by Henry van Dyke Jr., published in 1895 and later made into a play, then a 1985 made-for-TV movie, as The Fourth Wise Man. Was Henry van Dyke Jr. an undercover Unitarian … read more.
Whether we’re talking on a personal or a group level, some say we have gotten too comfortable these days with seeing the other as hateful. Yet, Jesus spoke wise words when he said that we should love our enemies. Notice that he didn’t say LIKE … read more.
For this morning’s service, all are invited to bring your favorite dish (in this case poetry) as together we nourish our sense of wonder, mystery, and shared community by stirring our souls, moving us to tears, or making us laugh.
Join us in celebrating this joyful season with an inter-generational program featuring uplifting holiday music, followed by festive treats.
Our friend Diane Trieb returns today to share her insights on seeking spiritual and practical ways of integrating suffering and joy in our lives. Diane is a writer, teacher, counselor, group facilitator, and minister of Practical Spirituality. Learn more about her at … read more.
