Our hymnals are full of songs about love for the earth, our place in the interdependent web of life, and determination to make things right. As our environmental and climate crises loom, let’s sing these songs together and gather hope about the big changes we … read more.
How does a parent work through the challenges of parenting, especially in these increasingly complex times? Community plays an important role in that process.
In the Zen tradition, there’s a saying that Zen mind is a beginner’s mind. Shunryu Suzuki, Zen Roshi said, “In the beginner’s mind there are many possibilities, but in the expert’s there are few.” As we take on our monthly theme of new beginnings, let’s … read more.
Cause and effect carry me on their current like a river, flowing through and around me wherever I am. Try as I might to dodge consequences by insulating myself with the distractions of daily life, the effects of my own actions and the causes put in … read more.
Children’s brains and adults’ brains process things differently. Our adult brains learn to be efficient and ignore much of what comes in. Children pay much more attention to everything around them and see surprising associations. It is not efficient, but it is wonder-full. Can our … read more.
Sam Kirkland will delve into what kind of ally men can hope to optimally be for women in the age of the #MeToo movement.
The act of worshiping together is an act of community, of inclusion, of interdependence, and of synergy. The most vibrant worship communities gather together as families, friends, and fellow travelers to anxiously engage in mutual support and spiritual practice, not to passively partake of somebody … read more.
What a journey this has been together! As Anthony and Margret prepare to move on to their next ministries, we reflect on the journey, the joys, the learning and sharing as we have traveled this road together through time.
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Melody and harmony, the music of life flows and soars when we find our way to be in tune – with each other, with our own internal music, and with the universal song of life. What does it take, how do we get in tune?
We will explore through songs, words and stories what it means to be a Father. Our exploration will feature a congregational panel of UUCP Fathers.
