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Rev. Tricia reflected on centuries-old celebrations of light in this season of Solstice – the darkest time of the year. Why it matters to light a fire, hang sparkly lights, or gather with friends to bring warmth and joy into the cold and sadness that surrounds us. Plus, a few stories about how Unitarians and … Continue reading Into the Darkness, Light
ON SITE & ZOOM. Advent is a season of waiting, and of mystery. Rev. Tricia will talk about the power of curiosity and imagination as we wait. Poppy, our Dir. of Religious Exploration, and our kids will decorate our holiday tree, along with all of you! There will be ornaments and ribbons for making Memory … Continue reading Waiting
Opening to a New Way. Change is hard. There’s way too much uncertainty in the world as it is — why should we invite in more? The answers have a lot to do with freedom, inspiration, and learning to grow, together. During the service, we recognized the members of this year’s Board of Trustees, and … Continue reading Opening to a New Way
ON SITE & ZOOM. An ancient Buddhist tale illustrates what it means to live with a “generosity of spirit.” The Brave Little Parrot tells the story of a small bird who desperately wants to save the whole forest and all the animals – and how she fails, again and again. Will compassion, perseverance, and courage … Continue reading Generous and Brave Go Together
What is it about our Unitarian Universalist principles and values that make UUism a religion, hold us together, and point us in the right direction? Some thoughts on where we’ve come from, and why each of us is essential. Led by Rev. Tricia Hart. We’ll share our plate with ACORN Network in support of their … Continue reading Living Community: Why We’re Here (Part 2)
Religions may focus on “eternal truths” – but religion throughout human history has never stopped changing. Which leads us to where we are today, in the tumultuous times of this 21st century. Rev. Tricia Hart offered the briefest glimpse of how religious ideas have evolved in Western culture, how we Unitarian Universalists fit in, and … Continue reading Our Changing Story: Why We’re Here (Part 1)
