When maps come up short and the path ahead is uncertain, how do we find our way? We each have something unique that can help heal the Earth and our relationship with her. Come hear how fellow travelers are finding their way on the journey.
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There are so often more possibilities than just the choices offered on forms and surveys. Sometimes even “all of the above” or “none of the above” isn’t what we want to indicate. Being human involves lots of choices about who and how we are. “Other” … read more.
Who was Thich Nhat Hanh and why does our church-related meditation group, Present Heart Sangha, follow him? Come to this service and learn about this remarkable writer, poet, artist, Zen master, and peace activist.
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The Breakfast Forum will present the Work of Mercy School for Special Learning, our third quarter Shared Plate recipient. We will discuss our responsibility to those of us with special needs.
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In small group setting we will identify the choices and practices we can make to bring happiness to ourselves and others.
We will be conducting this hybrid Sunday Service in person and online via Zoom.
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Together, we will meditate on our place in earth’s becoming. We harmonize creation, preservation, and destruction to tend the living memory of Life’s Song. We are nature dancing with Nature.
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Reflections, hopes and concerns for our democracy from our Breakfast Forum during service.
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At a time when the world seems to be on fire and everywhere we turn there is cause for despair, it can seem difficult and even simplistic to talk about choosing hope. And yet it may very well be precisely the spiritual practice that we … read more.
Can my Unitarian Universalist religious principles be legally called extremism on migration, race, and gender? Can they be construed as hostility towards those who hold traditional American views on family, religion, and morality? Can yours? Government pronouncements say I should be concerned.
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