Our services give insight into the seven principles of Unitarian-Universalism. We draw from personal inspiration, the teachings of thoughtful people from different times and places, sacred writings of many traditions, and events in our world today. From this, we craft a spiritual message to inspire our thoughts and actions as we conduct our lives.
Our services give insight into the seven principles of Unitarian-Universalism. We draw from personal inspiration, the teachings of thoughtful people from different times and places, sacred writings of many traditions, and events in our world today. From this, we craft a spiritual message to inspire our thoughts and actions as we conduct our lives.
Our services give insight into the seven principles of Unitarian-Universalism. We draw from personal inspiration, the teachings of thoughtful people from different times and places, sacred writings of many traditions, and events in our world today. From this, we craft a spiritual message to inspire our thoughts and actions as we conduct our lives.
This has been a tough winter. What have we all done to get through and, maybe, go beyond?
Relationships between men and women are about power as much as love. Sexual abuse is one symptom of this imbalance in power.
I recently saw the stage production of Wizard of Oz, which began these musings on how people develop to their fullest capacity.
Our services give insight into the seven principles of Unitarian-Universalism. We draw from personal inspiration, the teachings of thoughtful people from different times and places, sacred writings of many traditions, and events in our world today. From this, we craft a spiritual message to inspire our thoughts and actions as we conduct our lives.
Most of us learned the Lord’s Prayer with the injunction to “Forgive us our debts as we forgive our debtors.” This sermon is a discussion of the ways in which forgiveness works and why it has been important in all religions.
Most of us learned the Lord’s Prayer with the injunction to “Forgive us our debts as we forgive our debtors.” This sermon is a discussion of the ways in which forgiveness works and why it has been important in all religions.
