While some of us may have been taught that creativity is a luxury, creative acts are in fact essential to our well-being, to our wholeness, to our capacity to be holy, and to our ability to transform our lives and the lives of those around … read more.
This yellow brick road we’re on in life, surely it leads somewhere, right? The pursuit of happiness is enshrined as one of the supposed purposes of life in America. Is that why we are so unhappy? Worship Associate: Kate Hand
This will be a look at how parables, as a source of spiritual teaching, come directly from their their historical context, and how we can create sacred texts and sacred stories from our current reality. Join me as we take our teachings out into the … read more.
“God-talk” can be a hot button for some Unitarian Universalists, reminding them of painful childhood religious indoctrination. For other UU’s, having to tiptoe around the word “God,” so as not to disturb the humanists, can feel like a contradiction to the very idea of a … read more.
We will explore and celebrate the ancient holiday of Lammas, which marks the beginning of the harvest season. In early agricultural societies, early August was the time to begin the threshing of grain, to harvest what the village had sown and store it for the … read more.
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