These are trying times as our nation is turned upside-down in the face of coronavirus and it’s more important than ever to care for that ethereal part of ourselves that longs for connection and transcendence. How are those on the front lines of this medical crisis caring for their spirits, and how can we draw lessons from them for our own lives?
Come and engage with others in a multi-generational world café format as we unpack the implications of Martin Luther King Jr.’s work on our work today. What can we learn from one another?
This will be a 50/50 Sunday. We will be sharing the plate offerings with the Equal Justice Initiative
Music: Alex Pietsch and the Chalice Choir.
Motherhood well done is a task to be admired by our children and by society.
Mothers must make decisions that can alter a person’s life in many ways, sometimes unintentionally.
We look at the hard choices of a mother in the past and consider the … read more.
What is the cause of our loneliness? Does our fear of imperfection cause us to retreat into the safety of ourselves? Do we feel we are worthy? What can be gained by being vulnerable with one another?
How can tragedy change us? How do we react in the moment, and how do we make sense of tragic event over time? This sermon explores these questions, including promises we make to ourselves about how we want to live “from now on.”
The winter holiday season is a time when many people tend to go overboard and burn the candle at both ends. This New Year’s Eve, join us for an exploration of the complicated and often contradictory meanings of excess. We will range from lyrical poetry … read more.
The waters we are navigating require us to be our best selves. In addition to the many helpful actions, a lot of hubris is on display. Why might an approach of humility be the most appropriate in moving forward together? Humble pie is a deep … read more.
Unitarian Universalist principles encourages us to pursue spiritual growth and a free and responsible search for truth and meaning. Today, we explore how UUMAN Adult Enrichment can foster our members’ life-long journey, coming to understand more fully our values and principles and living into them.
Mindfulness and meditation have taken hold in American culture recently, but what are they really about? Are they a fad? Are they simply tools to relax and reduce stress? How can they enrich our everyday lives and help us become more ethical people and feed … read more.
Our new UUA president, Susan Frederick-Gray, says that “our public justice work is an outward manifestation of our community’s spiritual growth.” When we reach out for help ourselves or in order to help others, we often find ourselves reaching in for spiritual resources to meet … read more.
