We live in an era starved for sustainable leadership. Our political landscape often resembles a theater of ego, dominated by “power over” rather than “power with.” Yet, as Unitarian Universalists, we covenant to affirm the inherent worth of every person and the democratic process. … read more.
The Harvest Feast is a celebration of all that we are thankful for and utilizes the history of the pilgrims and Thanksgiving to contrast their situations with our own today. This service urges us to slow down and reflect on our lives, families, and … read more.
Most think of kin and kinship as those who are related to us by blood and marriage into a blood kin or sometimes by adoption at a young age. But what if that is just the beginning of kin and kinship? Where else and … read more.
