with Rev. Elizabeth The “rich,” as in those who place more value on their possessions or status than caring for neighbors in need, suffer from a kind of poverty that eats away at the human spirit. Not all the people who possess much suffer from this kind of poverty and not all who live with … Continue reading The Poverty of the Rich
with Bridgette Collins Bridgette Collins, Director of Hendricks County Work Release, shares a powerful account of defeat, resilience, and ultimate triumph through the journey of a felon returning to the community. In Incarceration to Rehabilitation, she sheds light on the challenges of reentry and the possibilities of renewal. Bridgette uses the art of storytelling to … Continue reading Incarceration to Rehabilitation
Samhain takes place on October 31st. It is the clearest partition from transitional Autumn into cold, bitter Winter. It is the moment of the year where the veil between this world and the Spirit World is thinnest. It can be fearful, joyful and introspective in equal measure. It coincides directly with Día De Los Muertos … Continue reading Samhain with Joseph Ridenour
with Melissa Calahan Melissa shares the story of her neighbor, a young man with Down’s Syndrome, who became unexpectedly “famous” when he was featured on a billboard for a Special Olympics promotion. He turned his fame into an opportunity to good for others. Melissa talks about their friendship and how this guy became an inspiration … Continue reading The Celebrity Next Door
with Rev Elizabeth We all know that when resentments and anger toward others are held onto, these pent-up feelings can do great harm to ourselves, and if acted upon, could do irreparable damage to others. How is it possible to have compassion instead and forgive, especially when it seems they do not deserve forgiveness?
with Rosie Blankenship and Sam Carman From smart replies to digital art, generative AI is everywhere. Join Rosie and Sam as they explore what it is, how it’s changing our lives, the creativity it sparks, and the ethical and environmental challenges it raises. A timely, thought-provoking conversation you won’t want to miss.
with Rev. Elizabeth Price Fall air is energizing to some, reminding them of the fresh start in school, new books to read and all the new information and experiences they will have in the year to come. For others, fall is the harbinger of bad news, the long cold winter is right around the corner, … Continue reading Back to School
by Joe Ridenour Life is difficult and tumultuous at the best of times. The seasons provide an opportunity and a structure for growth and peace. Summer is a time for personal growth and community. Autumn is a time for gratitude and reflection. The Seasons provide a physical, familiar opportunity for change. How do we embrace … Continue reading Celebrating Mabon & the Autumn Equinox
with Rev. Elizabeth In the UUA, the theme for September is Building Belonging. We will explore the idea that values can provide building blocks or guidelines, but love is the mortar, the glue that holds the building together. Love is power that moves us to right action in troubling times.
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