I’m Truly Sorry
How can the power of apology and repentance allow us to behave as the person we would like to believe we are? Inspired by Jewish teachings, we explore healing and … Continue reading I’m Truly Sorry
Speaker: Robyn Salvin
Tour Group Chicken: Life Lessons through Travel
Over the past twelve years, Robyn Salvin has traveled to fifteen different countries with her students from Niskayuna High School. This Sunday she will explore some of the life lessons … Continue reading Tour Group Chicken: Life Lessons through Travel
Joy Outside the Box
At this time of year when we often give gifts in boxes, what if we thought outside the box? What if we don’t stay in the boxes that others might … Continue reading Joy Outside the Box
We Give Thanks: Bread Communion
Community and gratitude can help us build resilience. Through a story called The Queen’s Loaves, we’ll celebrate generosity and humility. Wonderful music will buoy our spirits, and we’ll share in … Continue reading We Give Thanks: Bread Communion
Patagonia and Politics
What can we as UUs learn from Patagonia’s founder, Yvon Chouinard, and how might we apply these lessons to the upcoming midterm elections? And how do those lessons apply to our … Continue reading Patagonia and Politics
Why?
When we have a sense of why, it becomes a bit easier to discern the what and the how. But if we never ask the question, we don’t know what’s … Continue reading Why?
Cultivating Compassion
In keeping with this month’s theme of Compassion, Rosie Lewis, Robyn Salvin and Lois Porter shared some of their thoughts and experiences on that topic. To see a recording of … Continue reading Cultivating Compassion
The Illusion of Our Separateness
The pandemic has taught us the intimate truth of our interconnection with each other. As we honor both Coming Out Day and Indigenous People’s Day, we will explore how our … Continue reading The Illusion of Our Separateness
What’s in Your Spiritual Backpack?
How do we prepare for the spiritual journey of life? We’ll explore what we might want to have with us, as well as what we might choose to leave behind. … Continue reading What’s in Your Spiritual Backpack?
Poetry for Resilience
Sunday’s service is called Poetry for Resilience, and will center the voices and poems of Black poets, including Ayah Osman, a recent graduate from Niskayuna High. We won’t be streaming … Continue reading Poetry for Resilience