“Living with Integrity” the rev. Dr. Aija Duelm, leading The Morning Program “Now is our time to harness our ability to reflect inward in order to reemerge with a power greater than ourselves that gives rise to a new day.” Rev. Rebekah Savage This Sunday we will reflect on what it means to be people … Continue reading “Living with Integrity”
The morning program Flower Communion Sunday A Sunday to celebrate one of the loveliest traditions from our Unitarian forbearers. Now in it’s 98 year, flower communion is an annual ritual that celebrates beauty, human uniqueness, diversity, and community. The history of flower communion will be shared, its purpose explored by the worship team who will … Continue reading Flower Communion Sunday
The Morning Program: https://redriveruu.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/TMP-04-18-DMS-study.pdf pdf-embedder url=”https://redriveruu.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/TMP-04-18-DMS-study.pdf” title=”TMP – 04-18-DMS-study”] Jared’s unique Human Design and Geometry has led him on a spiritual quest to discover, embrace, and embody the universal underlying principles- the mystery behind the nature of a human life experience. He is excited to share with us – from at least a broad-strokes perspective – … Continue reading Seek and You Shall Find: Embodiment of Universal Law
“Good Habits: Cultivating Virtue” with the rev. Dr. Mark Y.A. Davies The Morning Program https://redriveruu.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/04/TMP-04-11-v2-DMS-study.pdf Sneak Peek: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2QC5Mft4gY8 Of his remarks Dr. Davies writes, “Aristotle believed that possessing good character is about cultivating moral and intellectual virtue, and this requires practicing good habits for the sake of human flourishing. What might we learn from Aristotle in … Continue reading Good Habits: Cultivating Virtue
The Truth About Easter, Part Part II: Women Change the World In Secret The Morning Program Sneak Peek about Easter Sunday’s discourse: the rev. Dr. Christine Tata “The Real Truth About Easter (Part Two): Women Change the World in Secret” Last week, Dr. Tata ended her Palm Sunday sermon with a mystery to solve: what … Continue reading The Truth About Easter, Part Part II: Women Change the World In Secret
Sneak Peek: Coming soon The morning program – Apart from faith or theology, the question of the empty tomb of Jesus is still open: What did happen to Jesus’s body? It’s as much a mystery as why we love Peeps. Well, the Rev. Dr. Christine can’t claim to know the literal truth of what happened … Continue reading The Truth About Easter, Part One: Undercover in Jerusalem”
Sneak Peek: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CrCoStqZ70E Download The morning program https://redriveruu.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/TMP-03-21-DMS-study.pdf A stonemason would tell us that the rock is not easy to shape, it takes time and leaves blisters on our hands. Many other things in life are like that- where the results are not visible right away. How do we engage the work where the only sign of … Continue reading “Blistering Hope”
Sneak Peek https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ga4Bg4PvRos The Morning Program (appears here Saturday afternoon/evening) As we approach Spring, we also approach Easter, that Christian holiday so important to tradition and so difficult to translate without resorting to metaphor and myth, but it is at it’s heart a natural holiday of the changing of the seasons while reprocessing the hope of … Continue reading Beyond a Stained Glass Jesus
Sneak Peek: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=16U14LwUSpU The Morning Program (appears here on Saturday afternoon/evening) Don Miguel Ruiz’s little book, The Four Agreements, spent a decade on the NY Times bestseller list, offering Toltec wisdom to help North Americans see that humans are actually dreaming all the time, and what we think is “reality” is only a set of agreements … Continue reading “Renegotiating the Four Agreements: Reading The Fine Print”
Building a Better World Might Take Some Work The Morning Program Sneak Peek: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U_M1itnuLNk We all have to be part of dismantling white supremacy; those of us who enjoy power and privilege need to use it for good. Daniel Polk is originally from Iowa, but has lived Texas for a few decades and has learned the … Continue reading “Building a Better World Might Take Some Work”
