10:45 a.m. July 5, 2015 Having compassion for others is essential to the living of Unitarian Universalist principles. But the very idea itself creates an ‘us and them’, and that’s where things might get tricky. We’ll talk about the real next-step work of compassion, which is inclusion. With Misha Lentz.
What does it mean to be a people of Revelry? We found out at Cabaret Church! Dancing, making art together, baby animals, selfies, hula hoopers, marching bands, and all those amazing musicians! The day was full of fun and joy, along with a lot of inspiration and meaning. It was the perfect way to kick … Continue reading Minister’s Mind–Revelry
June 28th 10:45am We will stream portions of the UUA General Assembly from Portland, Oregon and watch and worship with over 5000 other UUs. With Sue Kazlusky.
June 21, 10:45 a.m. Join us to celebrate fathers, Father’s Day, and the fun of having or being a dad! With Tom Tipton and Laurie Barnes.
“The best time to plant a tree is twenty years ago. The second best time is now.” ~Chinese Proverb Each generation inherits the traditions of the past and creates the traditions of the future. Sometimes we do so knowingly, sometimes we are almost unaware, thinking of these traditions as “just the way things are.” I’ve … Continue reading Minister’s Mind: Tradition
For the past few days, I’ve finally begun to believe in Spring again. The snow is mostly melted, I have crocuses blooming in my yard, and the grass is beginning its shift from brown to green. Even though this happens every year, I still find myself responding to the change of seasons like it has … Continue reading Minister’s Mind–Revelation
Whew! We’ve made it through another winter, although I do believe that this one seemed less intense than last year. Spring is finally here, even though currently the weather belies this fact. With Spring, comes new beginnings, new life, renewal, change, etc. In our Religious Education program, we too are going to begin something new! … Continue reading Religious Education Under Construction
Reading from “Selma’s Challenge” in the UU World by Mark Morrison-Reed People converged on Selma: clergy and laity, men and women, blacks and whites, Catholics, Orthodox Christians, Protestants, Jews, Unitarian Universalists, and atheists. They came from across the United States and Canada. The events of March 1965 in that county seat in Alabama’s Black Belt … Continue reading Still Something Sings
According to Psychology Today: Resilience is that ineffable quality that allows some people to be knocked down by life and come back stronger than ever. Rather than letting failure overcome them and drain their resolve, they find a way to rise from the ashes. Psychologists have identified some of the factors that make someone resilient, among … Continue reading Minister’s Mind: Resilience
Sunday, March 15, 2015 Everyone hits bad times, but some people bounce back faster and stronger. Join author, life coach, and drummer Kevin Donka as he explores some skills that can help make anyone more resilient. Dr. Kevin Donka is known internationally in the fields of health, wellness, self-development and the connection between spirituality and … Continue reading You Are the One You’ve Been Waiting For
