Congressman John Lewis left a powerful legacy to continue to work against structural racism in our society. “When you see something that’s not right, do something. Get in trouble. Good … Continue reading Good trouble. The Possibilities & Pitfalls of Anti-Racism Work
Sharing stories has been a part of every culture as a way to entertain, to educate, and connect with each other. As we share our stories, we share how we … Continue reading Stories of Our Lives
What is family? Family can be something that you are born into. It can be something that you marry into. But family is not limited to that which is created … Continue reading Who We Count Among Family
As the Spring Equinox approaches, we consider balance in its varied and sometimes elusive forms. What might we learn as we move in and out of balance?
There is something about pie that speaks to all of us – it is one of the few truly universal foods. We’ll explore what pie means, what we can learn … Continue reading Eat More Pie
Unitarian theologian James Luther Adams once said that an unexamined faith is not worth living. As UUs, how do we assess what is good, what is common, and how do … Continue reading The (Un)Common Good
Listening to understand can shift our perceptions and tune what we think we know. How might the way we listen bring wholeness to our congregation, enrich our discussion groups, and … Continue reading The Way of Listening
Sharing stories has been a part of every culture as a way to entertain, to educate, and more. As we share our stories, we share what is most important to … Continue reading Story and Song
After 10-year-old Sabrina Pasterski learned to fly, a teacher asked, “That’s nice, but what have you done lately?” — so at age 12 Sabrina built and flew her own plane. … Continue reading About the Journey
