“One Thing at Once” The Rev. Dr. Christine Tata, speaking The blessing of contemplating the vastness of our world is that it keeps us from taking ourselves too seriously. But when we see this hurting world in all its complexity, it’s easy to despair—what difference can we make? How can our tiny presence possibly make … Continue reading “One Thing at Once”
the Rev. Dr. Mark Y.A. Davies, speaking Soil degradation is not on too many people’s radar screen, much less high on their list of most pressing ecological problems facing our world today, but that being said, soil degradation is still one of the most significant ecological challenges of the 21st Century whether we recognize it … Continue reading “The Land Ethic and the Importance of Soil”
“What Do You Love About Your Life?” MarySue Forster, speaking What Do You Love About Your Life? No matter what, we’re still living with us. Every day. What gives you a taste of goodness, truth, and beauty every day? MarySue has enjoyed many years of living. She has been a non-profit executive, a small business … Continue reading “What Do You Love About Your Life?”
Sneak Peek: https://youtu.be/Zq7FvaEolfQ The Morning Program: Join the Rev Dr Christine in a look at how all seekers, from any tradition, can be part of the Congregation of the Real World – the virtual congregation that has come into being in this year of pandemic. In the Congregation of the Real World, traditional categories are … Continue reading “All Souls, All Saints: The Congregation of the Real World”
“Climate Justice: We’re all in this together” Bruce Knotts, Director, UUA Office at the United Nations, speaking Here’s a Sneak Peek about next Sunday: THE MORNING PROGRAM: I will speak about the long road of advocacy for action on climate change which resulted in nothing of substance being done to prevent it. Now it is … Continue reading “Climate Justice: We’re all in this together”
Our Purple Home in E-flat Major” the Rev. Dr. Christine Tata, speaking In this pandemic year of isolation, protest, and division, Americans have had to reevaluate America, as one crisis after another has revealed deficiencies we thought had been overcome. When we go to the polls this November, we will vote for people we hope … Continue reading Our Purple Home in E-flat Major”
“The UU Get Out the Vote National Worship Assembly” THE MORNING PROGRAM: the Rev. Dr. Susan Frederick-Grey, UUA President and other UU leaders, speaking In this midst of global pandemic, rising authoritarianism, and uprising, lives hang in the balance and the future of democracy is on the line. In response, Unitarian Universalists are answering the … Continue reading “The UU Get Out the Vote National Worship Assembly”
“Do Not Go Gentle” the Rev. Dr. Christine Tata, speaking In anxious times, Unitarian Universalists draw upon many sources of religious wisdom, including Jewish and Christian teachings that counsel us to be pure and meek and gentle. In really anxious times, when shadows seem to loom, we need some really powerful words–like the poetry of … Continue reading “Do Not Go Gentle”
The meme machines are working full time to register every crisis we face as one of Titanic proportions—and us people are just helpless, hopeless fools, doomed to rearranging the deck chairs on a ship that’s destined to sink. But nobody actually rearranged any deck chairs on the Titanic. And that doesn’t have to be our story. … Continue reading “Deck Chairs, Lifeboats, Icebergs? Time for A Better Story”
Our Annual Water Communion will be Sunday, September 20th and you are encouraged to participate. How? By making a short (30 seconds or less) video with you doing something that involves water. Be creative. Have fun. Be serious. Be thoughtful. Be yourself! Since we cannot gather water as a community sitting in the chapel, we … Continue reading “Water Communion with a Twist”
