People around the world throughout time have socially created what they identified as sacred. They did so to explain the unknown and unknowable, to honor their ancestors and to reach out to reflect on or connect with the universal energy beyond their daily realities. This reproduction of a Neolithic goddess figurine was the beginning of … Continue reading Images of the Sacred: Cultural Symbols, Evolution and Diffusion
Are you looking for more meaningful relationships, peace of mind, cleaner or organized space? Kelten Kelly, owner of Re-Imagined Life, has built a business creating steps that connect the physical and mental to a place where we can de-clutter, create a space of relaxation, self-reflection and becoming the best we can be. Kelten is … Continue reading Simplify…Create…Grow
We join with UUSC for Justice Sunday this spring to learn more about climate forced migration and to take action for environmental justice. Our speaker, Jane Dow, a deeply informed and very committed community volunteer will share how fossil fuel use, unsustainable agricultural practices and corporate trade policies cause climate change, economic injustice, and displacement of people. She … Continue reading UUSC Justice Sunday: Climate Forced Migration
March Theme: Balance
Every year we try to correct our flaws, be better people, strive for perfection. Some of us see ourselves as perfectionists. But, is perfection what we need? Or someone, something, that’s good enough? The Rev. Suzanne Wasilczuk is a 2007 graduate of Meadville Lombard Theological School in Chicago. Her previous career was as a registered … Continue reading Finding Our Balance Point: On Being ‘Good Enough’
