As the Spring Equinox arrives, day and night stand in perfect balance, reminding us that change is constant and renewal is inevitable. In this Unitarian Universalist service, we explore the theme of trust—trust in the cycles of nature, in unseen connections, and in our own … read more.
We better trust the path forward when our leaders and fellow travelers take responsibility for their mistakes. We can make better decisions about the future when nobody is muddying up the waters. How can we create clarity and justice for others in the choices we … read more.
Trust is the sum of expectations, some realistic and others not so much. The extent to which these are met is the measure of what we consider to be trustworthiness. So individually we are the arbiters of trust. And it comes … read more.
Trust is a fundamental aspect of people working together, forming community, and experiencing personal growth. Like a plant, trust can be nurtured, or die through neglect. We will work together to identify how to grow trust!
Image credit: Public domain by Cindy Wright via OpenArt.ai.
Image credit: Public domain by Cindy Wright via OpenArt.ai.
Image credit: Public domain by Cindy Wright via OpenArt.ai.
Service leader Elizabeth Jo Otto will present “Love is Like a Box of Chocolates” a sermon off the UUA WorshipWeb by Sarah Movius Schurr tagged as: 1st Principle (Worth & Dignity), 4th Principle (Truth & Meaning), Body, Commitment, Direct Experience, Diversity, Food Justice, Humanism, Love, … read more.
The Seven Principles of UU unfold in order, from the individual {worth and dignity of every person} to the universal {interdependent web of all existence}. As we ponder our own worth and dignity, we may find a pathway to embracing the worth and dignity of … read more.
In this Sunday service, we will be exploring forgiveness, a profound spiritual practice that has the power to set us free. Drawing on the wisdom of St. Germaine, we will reflect on the alchemy of forgiveness—how it transforms pain into compassion, resentment into love, and … read more.
