Marking Time
Day unto night, unto day again. “A cricket sang and set the sun,” Emily Dickinson once wrote. How do we measure whether a life is meaningful? Rev. Wendy Bartel and … Continue reading Marking Time
Day unto night, unto day again. “A cricket sang and set the sun,” Emily Dickinson once wrote. How do we measure whether a life is meaningful? Rev. Wendy Bartel and … Continue reading Marking Time
Perhaps play can be a spiritual discipline for us, and the playful presence of a child might serve as a call into our own whole and creative selves.
Some folks get the blues in December. It may be that the days are getting shorter and colder, or that it is hard to avoid the sometimes overly-cheery, noisy holidays. … Continue reading It’s the Most Wonderful Time of the Year?
What has been and what is and what will be are fluid, impermanent. Science and religion are evolving and grappling with questions of the mystery. If we want the … Continue reading Imagine all the people…
Unitarian Universalists celebrate water communion in many ways. Bring a little bit of water that is from or symbolizes your summer ponderings and adventures. Bring your whole self as we … Continue reading Rivers of Grace: Water Communion and Ingathering
How is gardening a spiritual practice? How does tending our own patch of soil, whether large or small, help us weave our own little piece of the interconnected web of … Continue reading In the Garden