If we can’t save the world, what can we do? In these poignant words, the poet suggests that we can practice opening our hearts, can practice being gentle with our insufficiency, can practice walking down the street heart first. Seems like good advice to me! “Because” by Rosemerry Wahtola Trommer So I can’t save the world— can’t save even myself,… Read More »Words For These Times: “Because” by Rosemerry Wahtola Trommer
The human species operates by stories. They can guide or misdirect us, inspire or limit us, while providing both meaning and perspective. So as we enter 2025, let’s ask… Which stories ring true for us, and what are the stories we choose to live by?
The old melting pot metaphor for the US still has some “resistance is futile” power to it. We all must, however, resist. A talk from Rev. Dr. David Breeden.
How do we turn the inevitable into the Good? A talk from Rev. Dr. David Breeden.
A Conversation with Lena K. Gardner of Black Lives of Unitarian Universalism. When we expand our thinking about who is in our movement, we see what was there all along. Ms. Gardner and Rev. Kelli will explore BLUU and why it matters to all of us.
February 2 is well-known in our culture as Groundhog’s Day, but the significance of that date goes back considerably further than a tradition involving wildlife in Pennsylvania. The midpoint of astrological winter, this time has been referred to as Imbolc, Candlemas, and more. It is often a time of looking ahead to what is on, or maybe even just beyond,… Read More »Reflecting On Imbolc
taking the long view
It’s all according to perspective.
Democracy is one messy spiritual practice!
What do we do when we don’t have symbols?
