Quaker educator and activist Parker Palmer writes: “Before I can tell my life what I want to do with it, I must listen to my life telling me who I am.” How might a person find ways to hear themselves, hear their lives telling them … read more.
At the start of a new church year, there is no time like the present to begin again. Why not ask yourself: What makes me feel alive? What gifts have I got to sustain myself, my family, my community? What goodness is breaking out of … read more.
September 13—Ingathering/ Water Communion
We gather for the new church year, in ways now familiar though still strange, to celebrate our life as a religious community offering compassion to and working for justice for all. It will be good to gather as a people to celebrate … read more.
Religious Naturalism
Can you imagine a religious practice holding that: all is nature, there is nothing but nature, humanity is part of nature, and nature is worthy of our utmost reverence? Join UUFM’s minister, the Rev. Dr. Rita Capezzi, as she explores the theology … read more.
What is Religion For?
Some of us long for a community of like-minded people. Some of us consider ourselves “spiritual but not religious.” Some of us seek “the holy,” or don’t. So what is religion, what is a religious community, what is a reason to practice … read more.
Many of us find respite from our overly wired world by gardening or hiking or otherwise reveling in the beauty of the natural world. How might we move from relationship to interconnection, with nature not as a sight for sore eyes and minds but the … read more.
Listening for Yourself
Quaker educator and activist Parker Palmer writes: “Before I can tell my life what I want to do with it, I must listen to my life telling me who I am.” How might a person find ways to hear themselves, hear their lives … read more.
