Wanna see something neat? There’s this person in Bushwick embarked upon a very ambitious and also a very uncharacteristic thing for Summer this year. She made a continuous stew and … Continue reading Food for our Minds and Spirits: Perpetual Stew

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A weird thing that happens if you have kids, work in schools or work in a congregation like ours at UUCC, September is a little like New Years. And New … Continue reading Food for our Minds and Spirits: Liminal Space Is Back in Session!

Having the chance to try some raw honey from the comb with Cliff Wire and all the folks who joined us in the orchard and pollinator garden this past Sunday … Continue reading Food for our Minds and Spirits: The Bees Came To My Office Hours (sort of..)

This past week, we were talking about human versions of monocultures, and the loneliness that it fosters. The photographer Aristotle Roufinas’ images capture a way of seeing these monocultures in … Continue reading Food for our Minds and Spirits: Aristotle Roufinas and Artificial Loneliness

This past week, we were talking about human versions of monocultures, and the loneliness that it fosters. The photographer Aristotle Roufinas’ images capture a way of seeing these monocultures in … Continue reading Food for our Minds and Spirits: Aristotle Roufinas and Artificial Loneliness

Do you remember when you turned 15? I don’t think I can remember mine too well. I can’t remember when I turned 16 too well either. My family didn’t make … Continue reading Food for our Minds and Spirits: Quinceañera

I think there’s a lot to learn about self-confidence and knowing who you are from trees. When you think about it a tree is pretty cool. Like socially cool. Trees … Continue reading Food for our Minds and Spirits: The Not-Secret Life of Trees

When we think of an alien, we jump to something that is so completely other that it must have come from another planet. In most of our use of the … Continue reading Food for our Minds and Spirits: What the Heck Is that?!

As part of our Summer series on religious naturalism, I invited us to consider the mysteries that the earth might have to teach us. There are lots of times we … Continue reading Let’s Ponder at the Beaver Marsh!