Paradigms and Kaleidoscopes
Rev. Beth Marshall returns to the Society this month to share ideas about Evil from different religious traditions.
Rev. Beth Marshall returns to the Society this month to share ideas about Evil from different religious traditions.
This week the Worship Team explores the concept of evil…with a capital E and with a small E…through readings and personal reflections. Podcast available here.
At the request of the Unitarian Universalist Service Committee, the Society will be focusing our worship service on the work of Waitstill and Martha Sharp. Rev. & Mrs. Sharp are … Continue reading Two Against the Tyranny
Annual exams tell us the quality of our vision and whether or not we need correction. Just so, congregations need to have eye tests, judging near-sightedness/far-sightedness, the view from the … Continue reading Including the Periphery
The wheel of the year is turning and we are moving towards the fall and the start of a wonderful new season in the life of the congregation. Let’s celebrate … Continue reading Water Communion
What does it mean to find your own way in life, rather than following the crowd? How do you know that you’re fulfilling your highest purpose? Guest service leader Andrew … Continue reading Doing the Work, Finding Your Passion
“The wound is the place where the Light enters you.” —Rumi Perhaps there is wisdom in acknowledging how our lives can be understood as a series of broken places, broken … Continue reading From Broken to Blessed
Despite all of the strife in the world, for 2 weeks Olympians come together as global citizens in a spirit of peace, goodwill, and sportsmanship. Join Rev. Joe Cherry as … Continue reading Olympic Optimism
Tisha B’Av (the ninth day of the Hebrew month of Av) commemorates, among other things, the destruction of the First and Second Temples in Jerusalem, and the subsequent dispersion of … Continue reading Dancing on the Tisha B’av
Join Rev. Joe Cherry as he examines how hard it can be to ask for and work for peace, when you know that it’s the right thing to do, but … Continue reading The Difficult Dance of Peace