Quorum Sensing
What blessings do we receive from nature and what blessings are we willing to bestow in our interdependent relationship?
What blessings do we receive from nature and what blessings are we willing to bestow in our interdependent relationship?
What blessings do we receive from nature and what blessings are we willing to bestow in our interdependent relationship?
As we learn how crucial honeybees and other pollinators are to our world, what can we learn about what it means to see one another as part of one hive?
What does it mean to foster diversity as a function of our health in imitation of nature?
How do we detoxify one another and honor the mutuality of our relationships?
Can we truly comprehend the concept of nature as divine inspiration without feeling a deep sense of inspiration and relational connection?
Can we redeem our own lives into a greater connection with the living world around us?
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