All religious traditions speak of the unity of creation, that we are not separate from each other. Inspiring platitude, yet can we — should we — aspire to live it … Continue reading I and Thou: Bridging the Divide

With disorder and malevolence disrupting the world, it’s natural to react with despair and question our religious faith. If God exists, how could this be happening? On Sunday, we’ll consider … Continue reading A God of Possibility

French philosopher and priest Pierre Teilhard de Chardin said we are spiritual beings on a human journey. Whether you agree or prefer the converse—that spirituality emerges from being human—what does … Continue reading A Meditation on Spirituality

Gather to explore our individual spiritual journeys – the paths that have led us here and the beliefs that guide us forward. Each of us carries a unique story of … Continue reading Spiritual Journeys

Richard Rohr, an American Franciscan priest, says we have two tasks in life: the first is to build our identity and the surrounding container that holds our lives, the second … Continue reading A Spirituality for the Second Phase of Life

If you’re proud of your humility, are you no longer humble?

Amidst the echoes of 9/11, what spiritual teachings can we discern from the trauma?

Many new UUs arrive seeking sanctuary from religious doctrines they no longer believe. They want refuge from the religious terms that, at best, no longer have meaning, at worst, are … Continue reading Coming to Terms with the Terms

Many new UUs arrive seeking sanctuary from religious doctrines they no longer believe. They want refuge from the religious terms that, at best, no longer have meaning, at worst, are … Continue reading Coming to Terms with the Terms