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?
Embracing the possibilities of being in a community of faith and love.
Birds love to play in air currents and otters relish the water. Mammals enjoy the sensation of being alive. Enjoying life is our birthright.
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.
Juneteenth, PRIDE Sunday, and Father’s Day. Let us Dream and Play.
We all tell a story about our life. What happens when we change the story?
We all tell a story about our life. What happens when we change the story?
Unitarian Universalists are considering adding an 8th principle that would ask us to build diverse multicultural Beloved community by dismantling racism and other oppressions. This morning we will learn more about the principle.
After a lying dormant through a long winter and COVID year, we are becoming alive. This is a celebration of life.
