Who we are is shaped by the relationships we have had. On this Memorial Day weekend, we will speak of the spiritual importance of remembering all those who have come before us. Honoring their stories and their courage amid adversity can inspire us in our living today. You are invited to bring a photo of … Continue reading We Are Not the First
So much that we experience is beyond our control. Recognizing this can be both a source of relief and also a source of despair. Rev. Bruce will explore with us how honestly living into our sense of helplessness can become a source of hope when we allow our hearts and minds to be opened by … Continue reading Helplessness and Hopefulness
We live in a society that can be best described as “divided.” These divisions are not only along political, social or ethical lines, but are much deeper. We often live divided from others, feeling separated and on our own. Yet our faith tells us that we are all ultimately connected. As we go about striving … Continue reading Beyond Categorical Commitments
Religious humanism teaches us that the Holy is found within human relationships and our spiritual quest must be to seek to live in right relationship with one another. Our Unitarian Universalist values of equity and pluralism affirm that we are all sacred beings and that all have the right to flourish with inherent dignity and … Continue reading What If God is All of Us
E.B. White once wrote, “I arise each morning torn between the desire to improve the world and a desire to enjoy it.” Our All Peoples minister will offer us a message about trying to find the balance between being engaged with all that is happening in our nation and world and remaining grounded in the small pleasures of … Continue reading To Save or to Savor Our World
