Celebrating the life of the Vietnamese Zen Master, Thich Nhat Hanh, our sangha will share short capsules of mindfulness trainings and the concept of Interbeing.
We will be conducting this hybrid Sunday Service in person and online via Zoom.
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Conflict is an inevitable aspect of being alive and it is difficult and it can also be productive. How might we embrace the opportunity that comes with conflict?
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Though Columbus Day is a federal holiday, it should not be named for Columbus. Today we will acknowledge the truth about Columbus and our American heritage.
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With Yom Kippur comes the acknowledgement of the need to forgive and be forgiven, and to begin anew.
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Abner Kneeland was a Unitarian minister and a Universalist minister. He was the last person jailed in the United States for blasphemy. Though he was most active in the early 19th century, his story is still relevant, particularly in Pennsylvania.
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Empathy is a path of openness that enables us to understand the ways of the other(s). It is of importance to every human community. As Unitarian Universalists, empathy presents challenges and amazing insight.
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Water Gathering Sunday. (Bring water from your travels.) As we gather together this day, and in the merging of the water ceremony, we acknowledge that in belonging we share our humanity and are more than we would be alone.
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Celebrating the meaning behind Labor Day.
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Awe imbues people with a different sense of themselves—one that is smaller, more humble and part of something greater than themselves. We explore the connections between experiences of awe and altruism, a sense of attunement with humanity and other positive effects on our mental and … read more.
Unitarian Universalists, almost uniquely, hold up the democratic process among their religious principles. The daily news shows us where, even in democracies, rights are being ignored and eroded, justified with some individuals’ beliefs and using democratic means. It is a situation where faith groups, especially … read more.
