Comfortably Numb
There can be a surfeit even of horror. What do we do when we expect a break which never comes? How do we defend against insidious numbness to the problems of the world?
There can be a surfeit even of horror. What do we do when we expect a break which never comes? How do we defend against insidious numbness to the problems of the world?
What is the foundation of our faith? Let’s talk about our sources and Principles, and our new shared vales statement!
As we close out 2024 and look toward the New Year, we will explore the topics of humility and persistence to help guide us into the New Year. What does it mean to be humble? Are most people humble or otherwise? How do humble people behave? And what about persistence. Would you consider yourself a persistent person? What are the benefits of persistence? How is persistence needed in our world today?
Please join us for this warm and welcoming Christmas service of lessons and carols!
Today we are talking about the small streams that wear away the stones. We’re talking about the individual bricks that become a wall, and the slender twigs that become an unbreakable bundle.
We are talking about the power of we, and the strength that one voice can have. Join us!
Who are we? Who were we? How do we allow ourselves to grow, personally and spiritually, and how do we interact with the ghosts of our past? Come and join Rev. Amy Petrie Shaw in an exploration of the things that haunt us and how we exercise and exorcise them.
American culture tells us that appearance is important. How do we move beyond the surface of life and focus on the things that matter most? New Member Welcome this week!
For the first time in Unitarian Universalist history, we have declared a shared purpose for our faith—to actively engage our members “in the transformation of the world through liberating Love.” At first blush this may seem like a simple platitude, but this morning we’ll explore the specific ways it puts our faith on a radical and salvific trajectory, one for which most human beings deeply hunger. And nothing could be more important, especially right now.
Living in gratitude and thanks is a daily choice. Join us for this discussion of thanksgiving
It’s become popular to claim being “spiritual but not religious. When is spiritual alone not enough, and what is religion, when you get right down to it?