with Rev. Elizabeth We will explore curiosity as the driver for developing any kind of relationship whether at work or at home. Healthy loving or productive relationships require hard work and a spirit of curiosity. Asking open-ended questions and listening for common ground develops trust and helps people feel safe enough to explore new ideas. … Continue reading The Curative Spirit of Curiosity
with Rev Elizabeth “It may seem paradoxical that adults who approach life like a child would more likely become wise. Many wisdom teachings throughout the centuries focus on the curiosity of children as the way to peace, peacemaking during conflict, whether it is in an intimate relationship or between nations. Elders listen for the basic … Continue reading Curious as a Child, Wise as an Elder
with Joe Ridenour A mother loves, appreciates and nurtures like no other. History itself is shaped by mothers. There is no higher honor than to be a Mother, and Mothers have earned their reverence. The emotional bonds holding them in sync with our society are sacrosanct – but so too is the transition from full … Continue reading Mother’s Day: Letting go of fear, accepting the risks and letting free birds fly, because they must
with Sarah Ratekin What if the exhaustion you feel isn’t the end of your energy, but the beginning of a deeper curiosity, one that can reconnect you to joy, gratitude, and community?
with Diane Ensign Join Diana Ensign for inspiring Earth Day reflections as she shares insights from her new book, Faith, Hope, Action: Ushering in a New Earth Era Together. In a year-long quest, Ensign spoke with religious trailblazers, youth activists, Indigenous teachers, environmental leaders, regenerative farmers, and environmental justice advocates. She also listened attentively to … Continue reading Embracing Possibilities for a New Earth
with Rev. Elizabeth When people strive for perfection or the ideal, defeat is almost certain. The art of the possible is the ability to set realistic goals for real world success. We will explore the next best thing to perfection and see how messy art can be while in process/ Messy during creation, yet beautiful … Continue reading The Art of the Possible
Read by Eileen Alexander In a Barnes & Noble just before Easter, I watched a woman glance at a table of books and make a face like she’d just tasted something awful. Then she hurried on by as if she were afraid the books would bite. Curious, I looked to see what she had grimaced … Continue reading What We Can Do for Religion Today By Holly Anne Lux-Sullivan
In lieu of service, we will meet in the Fellowship Hall for discussion on current thoughts on where we are as a church, and become more familiar with our UU values.
with February Sky There is so much more to loving one’s country than waving a flag and saying “My country right or wrong.” We will share and reflect on some of the protest and freedom affirming songs that have changed our own and other people’s lives for the better.
