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The stories so many of us learned in history class such as Thanksgiving and Christopher Columbus can keep us confused about what is really going on.
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Mostly we don’t think that God is something with a history. Instead, God is something to believe in or not—or, perhaps, it is a concept to argue. The reasons we have those reactions to the idea of God are historical and worth reflecting on.
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This is the story of Unitarian Universalists’ ongoing quest to be more loving.
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Today we will consider our relationship to our ancestors and beloved dead. Those relationships don’t die as long as we are alive, and can enrich our lives.
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Humans prefer pain to uncertainty, but as the world has informed us over the last couple of years, we are not in charge, and all is uncertain. How to live fully into that reality?
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Our theme this month is cultivating relationship. One of the ways to cultivate relationship is to embrace the possibilities we see in each other.
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Atonement, offering repair when we have harmed others or acted against our fundamental values, is part of all the Abrahamic religions. Jews celebrate Yom Kippur, the day of atonement, this week. What might Unitarian Universalists learn from these traditions?
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Embracing the possibilities of being in a community of faith and love.
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Birds love to play in air currents and otters relish the water. Mammals enjoy the sensation of being alive. Enjoying life is our birthright.
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Surprise can be utterly delightful or devastating. What makes something a surprise? How do surprises wake us up? Cleone and Stuart Hawkinson choose this topic when they bought the minister’s sermon in the auction last year.
