How Nature Does Community
What can an earth full of communities teach us about being in community in our congregation, our city, our nation, our world?
What can an earth full of communities teach us about being in community in our congregation, our city, our nation, our world?
What might it mean for us to hold nature as divine?
This Sunday, we’ll be in Pittsburgh, joining thousands of other Unitarian Universalists for worship at General Assembly (GA). If you’re planning to participate in worship virtually on June 25, the service will be livestreamed from uua.org (see URL below) and on the UUA YouTube channel.
https://www.uua.org/ga/off-site/2023/sunday-worship
How does our identity as a faith community allow us to express radical hospitality for people on the margins in our society?
We’ll take some time to bless our congregational leaders.
Outdoor Service – Please Bring Chairs
What does our congregational covenant say about the community we want to co-create?
After a year-long program, working alongside their friends and with adult mentors, our Coming of Age class leads worship and shares their personal credos with us as they bridge into … Continue reading Coming of Age
How might we more creatively invite the sacred to inform our sense of elderhood?
How could expanding our ideas about creativity enhance our lives and our relationships?