Ruminations: Liberating Love
How does love liberate us? From what—and for what—does love liberate us?
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How does love liberate us? From what—and for what—does love liberate us?
This principle has always stayed with me. And maybe it’s a strange one to bring up during a month where we focus on the theme of Love and are surrounded … Continue reading Food for our Minds and Spirits: Don’t Yuck Someone’s Yum
Music Notes – Sunday, January 29th: This week’s musicians are The Women’s Ensemble and UUCC Music Director Mike Carney Opening Hymn: #1017 Building a New Way – Sandefer Martha … Continue reading Musical Musings 01-29: Songs of justice and empowerment with The Women’s Ensemble
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 … Continue reading Food for our Minds and Spirits: Magical Abilities
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Our washing machine has a problem finding its center. When it enters a spin cycle—which is intended to be a regular part of its functioning—it becomes unbalanced. The clothes are … Continue reading Ruminations: Spin Cycle
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 … Continue reading Food for our Minds and Spirits: Cloudy Skies
Music Notes – Sunday, January 22nd: This week’s musicians are The Chancel Choir and UUCC Music Director Mike Carney Opening Hymn: #6 Just as Long as I Have Breath … Continue reading Musical Musings 01-22: The Chancel Choir returns with an uplifting LEA song and a new Broadway classic
I am filled with great delight and appreciation to be an Affiliated Community Minister with the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Cleveland.
If you were to let go of the unnecessary things, what then would you be liberated to do?