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 our understanding of interdependence?
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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 resource—or a collection of resources. What might it mean for us to conceive of Nature … read more.
It has been said that you can’t be a person by yourself. We are defined by our relationships, by our connections. People who long for independence and personal freedom may reject this notion of needing others. We might think of interdependence as a limitation or … read more.
The Easter story is a message of redemption. Sometimes that message is about a divine figure making a willing sacrifice of themselves for the sake of humanity. There is another message in one gospel narrative about redemption, though. What if redemption is a very human … read more.
Adapting to the changing world can be scary. We often choose instead to insist that the world adapt to our own wants and habits. Where is it important for us to remain rooted? And where do we need to reach beyond our assumptions and comfortable … read more.
Our value of Transformation invites a promise to collectively engage in a ongoing journey of spiritual and ethical growth. What can that mean for us as co-creators of a faith community? Our collective resources are necessary to nourish our spiritual home, and each of us … read more.
In the minds of most trauma survivors, there are no innocent bystanders.
Are there ways we can nurture equity that are within reach?
If we could live with full awareness of our interdependence in the web of all existence, how would a commitment to liberating love guide that connection?
If we could live with full awareness of our interdependence in the web of all existence, how would a commitment to liberating love guide that connection?
