Part two of “The Practice of Trust.” Many of our institutions, the church included, have seen a decline in regard and trust from the people they hope to serve. How has this happened? And how can an institution like the church make itself worthy of trust once more?
We begin March’s theme of “The Practice of Trust” with a reflection on how trust works, and who or what we put our trust in.
What is the church’s promise to itself and the wider world? And how do we go about making good on it?
Our Soul Matters theme for February is “Living Love Through the Practice of Inclusion.” This week, we take a look at one of the goals of inclusion – a pluralistic society – and the role of a congregation in striving for it.
For MLK Sunday, some reflections on Dr. King’s 1966 Ware Lecture to the UU General Assembly.
The transformation of the world begins with one big leap of a step: tell a better story about who we are.
On average, New Year’s resolutions have a lifespan of 18-30 days. Instead of starting something new, why not kick off our new year with contemplation on what we need to let go of in the months to come?
Join us for our annual service of lessons and carols, followed by a Christmas cookie reception. Tonight’s offering with benefit our Minister’s discretionary fund to aid those in need in our community.
In part two of our series on “The Practice of Presence” we explore what it means to “bear witness.”
December’s Soul Matters theme is “The Practice of Presence.” This week, in part one of a two-part series, we look at the ways we show up and remain present for life’s joy and woe.
