Some of us may have learned that when things feel “safe”, we’re about to experience something painful. We get nervous when things are too quiet. We’re constantly waiting for the … Continue reading Rejoicing Even When It Isn’t Safe
Share this post:Our parents and caregivers teach us an abundance of lessons as we grow up. Some of those lessons are probably unintentional. And some may not be the lessons we most … Continue reading The Cry for Connection
Share this post:Jenga,’ which means ‘to build’ in Swahili, is a popular game worldwide. In The Jenga of Life, we will explore how we can build and balance the blocks of our … Continue reading The Jenga of Life
Share this post:How we approach the work of nurturing greater wholeness and well-being depends largely on our perspectives of the world. Do we say the world is falling apart? Unraveling around us? … Continue reading Fixer Upper
Share this post:A conviction that stitches the UUCC community together is an intention to live out our values. And this community is often a staging ground for doing precisely that, going out … Continue reading For the Life of the World
Share this post:Melanie DeMore is our very special guest as we consider what it means to be sacred. In what ways are we each sacred beings? How can we fully embrace our … Continue reading Sacred Bodies
Share this post:We often talk about rites of passage in very limited ways. Our culture seems reluctant to fully celebrate all of the various transitions of our lives. This Sunday we take … Continue reading Crossing Thresholds
Share this post:What do we mean when we use spiritual words? What do we even mean by the word “spiritual”? Is it most important that we know the right way to define … Continue reading (H)Alleluja(h)
Share this post:As we consider the meaning of Passover, we reflect on freedom and liberation. Is our definition of freedom small or shallow? And how is our vision of liberation influenced by … Continue reading Optical Delusions of Consciousness & Inescapable Webs
Share this post:Our interdependence goes beyond our connections with other people. We are also in relationship with the planet we all share. We may be tempted to think of nature as a … Continue reading Whose Are We?
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