Where your heart is, so will be your treasure.  When we commit to a person, idea, or way of being, it becomes us.  How do those commitments act out in your life?

Rev. Amy speaks of resilience and the flexibility required for life today.

UU’s claim, as a primary source, our “direct experience of that transcending mystery and wonder, affirmed in all cultures, which moves us to a renewal of the spirit, and an openness to the forces that create and uphold life.” Gathered here in the mystery of this Sunday hour, let’s take time to reflect on our experiences of mystery and wonder that have renewed our spirits and opened us to life.

Our bodies carry us through this life. No matter the situation, body is here with us. Our bodies also have things to tell us. But that invitation to an inner relationship with body can sometimes feel like unexplored wilderness, and certainly vulnerable. This morning we will inquire what it means to inhabit a body, and safely invite body to be known, cherished and celebrated, whatever our historical relationships have been with it. 

Come hear what happened in Pittsburgh!  Your delegates and members will report back on what was an important time at the 2023 UUA General Assembly.  We voted on amendments to Article II, and a resolution to divest from fossil fuels as well as affirming the election of Sofia Betancourt to the presidency of our Association for the next six years.  We met for tacos, and witnessed the bridging ceremony of  Jonathan Newnham.   To find out the details of these events and more of 5 days in Pittsburgh.