Accessibility is one of the crucial questions of the age. How people have equitable access is a question that has matured into an all-encompassing way of understanding the world. Racial and class difference, ableist assumptions, transportation availability, hidden social norms––all kinds of forces conspire to … read more.

I was so excited about a reflection to share about stargazing as a way to observe the 2nd UU Principle. It so happens that there is a comet hurtling through our skies this month (you can read all about it here!) And if you … read more.

Our ARE sessions for the Winter/Spring of 2023 are gathering together! Here are some of the opportunities that are coming up! Dates and specifics are above. More detailed explanation below!

Soul Matters: Coffee and Conversation about our Service and its Themes

Each week, we’ll have a discussion … read more.

Chalica is underway––our time of the year to bring some light into the short days of Winter and reflect on the values that inform our lives as Unitarian Universalists.

This year, we are going to invite our congregation into some spiritually enriching, at home practices and … read more.

I’ve been thinking a lot about the Sabbath lately, especially since revisiting the study by Abraham Joshua Heschel based on a recent podcast episode. We talk about “sacred spaces” sometimes as a thing that gets created through intention and purpose of people. But maybe “sacred … read more.

Is this a chalice? Maybe?

Ever since National Lampoon’s Christmas put it on screen, Christmas lights bedecking houses in the holiday season is synonymous with suburban, American holidays and extravagant, almost competitive peacocking. I always think its great and fun, especially because I’m not the one … read more.

I tried to do some pottery a few years back –– early part of the pandemic. It was supposed to be a fun outing once we were first allowed to venture back out in to the world. It was going to be creative and fun to … read more.

Birds are marvelous and terrifying.

Since they are just dinosaurs living among us, and because they factor so much in our daily lives, our cities and even our dinner tables, they feel kind of ancient and constant. You think of Van Gogh’s flying black M’s. … read more.

Christmas play illustrations on the internet are pretty weird. But this one was pretty okay, even though the lamb faces look like dogs to me. Am I crazy?

One of our holiday traditions is to tell the Christmas story during our Christmas Eve with help from … read more.