We’re serving up a few different kinds of opportunities to be together in the weeks ahead. Some of them are going to feel a little bit different than our usual worship experience, but they’ll hopefully be meaningful to the people who choose to be present.
Winter is a time of rest for the natural world. We sometimes forget that we too are part of nature.
We may want values and principles that provide a sense of comfort, but we might also wonder how being too comfortable can get in the way of being fully alive.
Our theme for December is Wonder. We’ll begin this Sunday with a spiritual grounding that is central to our faith tradition: surrendering to mystery.
The Aesthetics and Permanent Collection Committee at West Shore in Rocky River will be hosting “NUU” Art Exhibition: An Invitation for Northeast Ohio Unitarian Universalist Artists in early 2023. We … Continue reading Northeast Ohio UU Artists Show
Why Gratitude is at the heart of some fairly common spiritual practices. Some people keep a gratitude journal. Maybe around a table at Thanksgiving, some gatherings include an opportunity for … Continue reading Ruminations: Why
We still have the capacity to be creative and persistent enough to extend genuine hospitality to one another—to express and receive active, unconditional love for one another. In mindfully apportioned, individually wrapped morsels.
Our Bread Communion ceremony will be on Sunday, November 20, and we need a few volunteers to help things flow smoothly.
Our theme for the month of November is Change.
Tie Clip On my personal altar, I have a tie clip in the shape of a key. It belonged to my grandfather. In a way, it represents reconciliation, which often … Continue reading Ruminations: Tie Clip
