As we walk the road of life, it can be tempting to latch onto what we think we know and miss the proverbial bus completely. Ancient Buddhist and Daoist sages … Continue reading If You Meet the Buddha on the Path, Kill Him

Parker Palmer once said, “If we want to support each other’s inner lives, we must remember a simple truth: the human soul does not want to be fixed, it wants … Continue reading To Witness the Soul: Why We Need More Deep Listening

So much resistance to climate change reform has been because of denial that human civilization can change. In this Earth Day service, Rev. Chris will argue that social distancing has … Continue reading Climate Crisis in an Age of Social Distancing

Some people say the purpose of any religion is to bring hope to the world, but what happens when hope seems to be far, far away. In this Easter service, … Continue reading To Believe in Tomorrow

So often we think the holy is distant, somewhere “out there” and far-removed from humanity, but what if we can find that which is sacred in the here and now … Continue reading Awe and Glory

From the earliest days of American Unitarianism when individual congregations came together in mutual aid, our faith has been called a covenantal, rather than a creedal, faith. In this service, … Continue reading We Will Not Make It Alone: Covenant in Unitarian Universalism

So often, seemingly insignificant acts from who we believe are minor players have the potential to reverberate through time. In this service, Rev. Chris will examine how even small actions … Continue reading Monarchs and Mysteries

“Act your age!” It’s a constant refrain people hear the older they get, but what if play actually helps us? In this service, Rev. Chris will examine why play is … Continue reading How to Play: A Guide for the Young of All Ages