Let us speak of covenant! Too often in this covenant business, we plan anxiously for failure and don’t organize ambitiously for success. Let us reimagine the covenant not as rules to be broken but as aspirations to be fulfilled. Let’s get away from preparing ourselves for breach and instead ready ourselves for possibility. To attend … Continue reading Grow As We Go, Rise When We Fall, and Mend What We Tear
We celebrate Thanksgiving with a service dedicated to our family stories and the food that arises from them. To attend by Zoom, click on this link: uuberks.org/zoom-worship. (If this is the first timeyou’re using zoom, you may be prompted to download a launcher app). To connect by phone (audio only): 1) Dial the phone number: 1-646-558-8656 2) When … Continue reading The Bread of Many Peoples
Our theme for November is “Healing.” To begin, some thoughts on Unitarian Universalism as a theology that does not make our suffering mandatory. To attend by Zoom, click on this link: uuberks.org/zoom-worship. (If this is the first timeyou’re using zoom, you may be prompted to download a launcher app). To connect by phone (audio only): 1) Dial the … Continue reading Reclaiming What Is Good
We continue our exploration of “Healing” with a look at a precious commodity – rest and slow time. To attend by Zoom, click on this link: uuberks.org/zoom-worship. (If this is the first timeyou’re using zoom, you may be prompted to download a launcher app). To connect by phone (audio only): 1) Dial the phone number: 1-646-558-8656 2) When … Continue reading Blessed Rest
Join Rev. John and Cesar Martinez in our annual Day of the Dead ceremony honoring those that have passed before us. To attend by Zoom, click on this link: uuberks.org/zoom-worship. (If this is the first timeyou’re using zoom, you may be prompted to download a launcher app). To connect by phone (audio only): 1) Dial the phone number: … Continue reading Día de los muertos
On the courage to find joy and the joy that fuels courage.
A reflection on courage — ordinary and extraordinary, where it comes from and what it looks like.
Join Pat Uribe-Lichty and Terri Bridgewater in worship. The band will play, songs will be sung and stories told as we look at how people of different cultures and times have looked at courage and what that might mean for us as we create the future we want to see
On the joys of being a perpetual “student of life.”
