The Welcome We Crave
"Let’s be the welcome we crave— enriching, understanding. Let us embody the community we crave..." -- Rev Dr. David Breeden
Welcome…to Work!
On this Labor Day weekend, we will take a look at ways we approach the work of the congregation.
“Just For the Enjoyment…”
We'll take a look at why the word "just" appears in that common phrase.
Embracing Our Mortality: A Celebration of Life
Most of us, consciously or subconsciously, avoid thinking of our mortality, but are we missing out on a fuller life when we do that? Can embracing our mortality lead to a richer, Less anxious experience of life at any age?
Trust in the Future
What can we trust in recreating a future that serves us all? Can we trust that a future with love and creativity at the center is even possible? Individuals and institutions are guiding the way, including Unitarian Universalism.
Being Again
Recreation -- in both of its meanings -- provides opportunities to "begin again."
Falling Short / Standing Tall
Winston S. Churchill is said to have said, “Success is stumbling from failure to failure with no loss of enthusiasm.” If his words are true, the success of my spiritual venturing is guaranteed. Let’s explore what pluses can be taken…
Loyal to a Fault
Loyalty is generally considered a virtue. Does it depend on the subject of one's loyalty? The manner in which one displays loyalty? Can one ever be loyal to a fault?
Indivisible
Many are saying that "we are more divided" in this country than we have ever been. Is that true? What are the implications of this statement? And what is to be done?