Stewart B. tells his story of a journey from a standard-issue, somewhat functional life into alcoholism, and from there to a life that is happily, usefully whole. Stewart B. is a retired toolmaker. He has been a sober member of Alcoholics Anonymous since January of 1988. He has taken A.A. meetings into jails and prisons, … Continue reading Acquiring a Spiritual Life Through Alcoholism
Back again to share with us some of his poetry is Ron Wallace. He is an Oklahoma Native of Choctaw, Cherokee and Osage ancestry and is the author of seven volumes of poetry published by TJMF Publishing. He is a three-time finalist in the Oklahoma Book Awards. His work has been recently featured in “Oklahoma … Continue reading Poetry Sunday
As Unitarian Universalists, in our 7th Principle, we promise to respect the interdependent web of all life on earth. At our 2018 Spring Meeting we voted to create a micro-habitat for the threatened Monarch butterfly by creating a registered, certified Monarch Waystation. I will discuss the plight of the Monarch and what we can do … Continue reading Monarch Waystations and the 7th Principle
Grayson County Shelter, our neighbor at the end of the block, is a homeless shelter that is always open (24/7) and welcomes displaced families and singles from Grayson county and beyond (in both Texas and Oklahoma). The shelter is not a government agency of any ilk and relies on the goodwill donations of car-ing people, … Continue reading Hope Lives Here
Recently the chances have increased exponentially that the United States will go down in history as the worst global offender in abdicating its moral respon-sibility to preserve a livable planet. This greatest of all moral failures will be its most well-known contri-bution in the shortened history of human civiliza-tion, unless we do all in our … Continue reading A Beloved Community of Resistance and Resilience
Join us Sunday @ 11:15 on our YouTube Channel or our Facebook page Direct link to the morning assembly 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 … Continue reading “Deck Chairs, Lifeboats, Icebergs? Time for A Better Story”
A Ritual for the New Year The Worship Team, Marla Loturco, leading Sneak Peek: A Ritual for the New Year – For five thousand years, or more, more than fifteen thousand generations of human beings have been invoking spiritual power. We will be touching that spiritual power by letting go, metaphoric cleansing, setting of intentions … Continue reading A Ritual for the New Year
Ecological Salvation – The Rev. Dr. Mark Y.A. Davies, leading Salvation is a concept shared by a number of different religious traditions and typically focuses on the salvation of individuals or portions of the human community from evil, travails, suffering, and even death itself. The context of the ecological devastation of our times calls for an … Continue reading
The Congregation…….Sharing Joy Sharing Morning Assembles are usually an annual event on the last Sunday of the year. This year it just happens to fall on New Year’s eve, so not only are we asking you to bring a favorite poem, reading, song, or anecdote to share your joy, but we will also be celebrating our … Continue reading “The Congregation…….Sharing Joy”
