Rising Strong
Brené Brown’s new book of the same name encourages us not to look at failures so much as our ability to rise after we have fallen. What’s the spiritual message here?
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All Souls: The Unitarian Universalist Way
More than two hundred years ago Unitarians and Universalists were in the vanguard of a revolt against the Puritan idea of a world divided between the saved and unsaved, between good and bad people. We declared universal divine love and the worth of all. How might we live out our beliefs in universal love and the inherent worth of all today?
What I Think About When I Think About Faith
From the time I was a little Methodist boy, I have wondered about “Faith”.It is the confluence of genetics, life stages, family life, and enlightening conversations – and more.This Sunday will give you grist for your own reflections on your own “Faith”.
Mystery Sermon
Our guest preacher will be assisted by Linda Hart in offering our service.
Forming the FUUture
It’s an all-ages extravaganza! Everyone is encouraged to come along for this celebration of our life as a congregation! There will be stories and music and art and fun! Don’t miss it!
Faith in the FUUture!
Who are we and what do we want? We’re kicking off our Mission and Vision process, now called “Faith in the FUUture”! We will explore what it means to cast our gaze to what is next for our community, and invite you into reflection about who we are as a congregation.
Integration
What does it mean to live into your values? We’ll consider the costs and benefits of living an integrated life.
Truth and the Consequences
Just as the choice to tell a lie has consequences, so does telling the truth at times. For those of us in the world of reproductive justice work, speaking truth to power has some fairly dramatic consequences. Here are some stories about what happens in the life of a Planned Parenthood chaplain who attempts to tell the truth about women’s health and rights. Sometimes those consequences are dramatic and hurtful, sometimes they are surprising.
Carry the Flame
It’s nearly 50 years since Martin Luther King Jr. was assasinated in Memphis. His understanding of the depth of racism had grown over his time leading the struggle for freedom, and he had launched a drive for economic equality, and begun to speak out against the Vietnam War. What might have happened had he lived? How do we carry the flame of his life into our day?
Your Money and Your Life
Talking about money is more difficult than talking about sex in our culture. It’s a challenging topic. We’ll bring it out to the light of day, talk a little and seek to identify integrity in our financial lives.