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Buddhists believe suffering is caused partially by our resistance to change. How does this change our perspective and response to suffering?
Our economic system is based on myths, enables sociopathic corporations, causes inequality, and is destroying the planet. What is a Unitarian Universalist response?
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Rev. Tracy Springberry says, “I wish someone had offered me lessons on dancing with change. I will reflect on what some of those lessons are.”
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This morning we celebrate those who have died but are still in our hearts. Please bring photos of the people you have loved.
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We will come together in love for the Earth and the animals who share it with us. This is the service bought by Hilary Greenebaum in last year’s fundraising auction.
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Building and sustaining relationships of care
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Where do we find hope in these times?
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Our new congregational year: Be like water–flowing, playing, wild, changing.
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Chocolate is one of life’s pleasures. This morning we will consider truly savoring and cultivating feelings of pleasure and how this is actually a radical act. If you are watching this service from home, please find some chocolate or fruit or other morsel you … read more.
