“Resistance” is our UUFM theme for the month of April. In addition, April is National Poetry Month and National Poetry Month has a theme of “Joy” this year. The service will focus on Poetry of Resistance: a poetic call for tolerance, reflection, reconciliation and healing. … read more.
Haven’t we all planned the perfect holiday with family, just to have everything change? Sometimes it’s weather, sometimes it’s health. Why do we stress when things around us change? Hermann Hesse stated “some of us think holding on makes us strong, but sometimes it is … read more.
Who could say it better than Rumi? Today, like every other day, we wake up empty and frightened. Don’t open the door to the study and begin reading. Take down a musical instrument. Let the beauty we love be what we do. there are hundreds … read more.
Each year we approach winter knowing there will be darkness and short days. Does it also have to be a time of sadness? No, we can open ourselves to joy, recognizing how everything around us, including time itself, is always transforming.
Organized by Susan Stevens Chambers … read more.
“When you are present in this moment, you break the continuity of your story, of past and future. Then true intelligence arises, and also love” Eckhart Tolle
As we continue to transition through COVID concerns, political uncertainty, concern over our environment, a certain craving comes over … read more.
Susan Stevens Chambers leads a service in celebration of Poetry Month. In his poem “Only Breath,” Rumi discusses what “being” can mean. The dictionary tries to point us in the right direction; poets tell us with songs of spring. We will explore being and celebrate the season, … read more.
Lay-led Service organized by Susan Stevens Chambers.
“ According to Chinese superstition, doing any of these on January 25th – the day Chinese New Year falls in 2020 – will lead to bad luck for the entire coming year. But it isn’t all doom and gloom: 2020 is the Year of the Rat, an animal that … read more.
Ready or Not, Needed or Not, Christmas Comes.
This year we pause to reflect on what we can anticipate and how we have waited in this time of slowness and remaining in place. Worship bags are being prepared for this event. Join us on Zoom for … read more.
Susan S. Chambers explores the awe we discover each and every day. A local poet, she will touch on how the comfort of a poem can touch us spiritually.
Soul Matters Monthly Theme: what does in mean to be a community of AWE?
