We often feel vulnerable, even exposed and betrayed, when major change occurs. And when change does occur, as it nearly always does, it can pay to be vulnerable so that a new path can break through, so that new learning can emerge, and … read more.
We know that words matter, and so how will proposed changed language affect our understanding of the values that bind us as Unitarian Universalists? We explore in worship the power of words and change. May Love guide us. Rita Capezzi preaching.
Visitation 5:00-8:00 pm Friday, February 10 at the Woodland Hills Funeral Home, 1605 Woodland Avenue Mankato
Celebration of Life: 11:00 am Saturday, February 11th at the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Mankato, 937 Charles Ave. Mankato. Doors will open at 10:30 AM. Catered … read more.
As Unitarian Universalists, we orient around reason and logical thought. And yet all the best science, especially the emergent kind, begins in wondering, in imagination and speculation. How might this truth help us to remain aware, open, and grateful for all we don’t … read more.
Join the UUFM congregation and the Greater Mankato region in a Celebration of the Life of Kay VanBuskirk. Family and friends will gather at the 937 Charles Avenue Sanctuary for a service at 1:00pm, followed by a luncheon and reception.
https://obituaries.mankatofreepress.com/obituary/kathryn-vanbuskirk-1086644234
The service can be … read more.
Electing Change Voting is crucial to achieving the world of compassion and liberation about which we dream, and yet one election will never be enough. How do we remain faithful to our vision of justice both when we lose and when we win? We will explore … read more.
Some say the veil between life and death grows thin at this time of year, offering both frights and opportunities for reconciliation with the past. And we have the chance as well to poke fun and laugh, to keep ourselves on an even keel as … read more.
In recognition of Indigenous Peoples Day and of the lives of our indigenous neighbors, we take today a closer look at the role that the Unitarians played in perpetrating the Doctrine of Discovery and Indian Residential Schools. Knowing this, what do we do now? Rev. … read more.
As a community, we have come through pandemic whole and not unchanged. In this time of Yom Kippur, we wonder how we might find the courage to see our truth and to work to transform and become a community anew. We are joined today by … read more.
According to Richard Leider, an internationally known author and work life coach, says all people want to find their gifts and share them with communities. But the question is always — how? And we ask, how can sharing our stories deepen our connection to each … read more.
