Curious as to why coal was given to “naughty” people at Christmas time? Are you Open to what you might give and receive in the future? Would you Accept coal as a gift? Are you Listening … Continue reading Sprinkle in a little COAL for the Holidays and the New Year
Moral philosopher Adrienne Martin describes hope as “a desire for an outcome and the belief that the outcome is possible but not certain.” But what can one do when a … Continue reading When Hope is Hard to Find
Hearts open, minds awake, we gather, connecting in spiritual community. For many of us, we have let go of some other religious identity or rejected a set of beliefs. It’s … Continue reading Differences Need Not Divide……..
Join us as we reflect on political elections, social justice, and how, through our Unitarian Universalist faith, we can learn, grow, and maintain a focus on justice in anxious times. … Continue reading 2016, 2024. Looking back, looking forward, keeping our focus on justice.
The hustle and bustle of the holiday season is upon us. Presents will be wrapped and tied with bright ribbons. Cookies will be baked and shared. ‘Tis the season of giving. … Continue reading Unexpected Gifts
When hope is hard to find, where do we seek hope? What poems, songs, spiritual practices, values, and stories help in times of loss, anguish, despair, or overwhelm? Discovering these … Continue reading Practicing Hope
Our lives are impacted by the world around us, and the choices and actions of others, including those who we have never met. Likewise, our choices and actions have implications … Continue reading Ripples
We live in a world that constantly tries to break us. We can’t control what the world does. What we can do is acknowledge what is broken in us, and … Continue reading If it isn’t broken, fix it, because it is broken
When hope is hard to find, where do we seek hope? What poems, songs, spiritual practices, values, and stories help in times of loss, anguish, despair, or overwhelm? Discovering these … Continue reading Practicing Hope
