A Good Goodbye The Rev. James Galasinski Leaving well with intentionality is good. Let’s celebrate, grieve, and acknowledge an end and a beginning. ‘Goodbye’ is really a contraction of ‘God […]
An Age of Moral Injury The Rev. James Galasinski When a legitimate leader does the opposite of what is morally right we may feel guilt, shame, and anger. The term […]
The Inward and Outward Walk The Rev. James Galasinski The journey of life is hardly ever a straight path. We circle around certain themes and meanings. We meander and linger. […]
Building a Better World: Religious Education Sunday Carol Zimmerman, DRE and UU Kids During religious education this year, our 3rd-6th graders have been creating a role playing world which supports […]
What Are Your Modern Scriptures?Robin Collen and Doug Rubio “Modern Scriptures” is a concept created by journalist Sam Sanders, that refers to movies, music, books, artworks, theatre/dance-works, and pop culture […]
Loving the Stranger and Other Ethical Imperatives of JesusRev. James Galasinski Jesus taught a challenging ethic to love your enemies and turn the other cheek. We should care not just […]
Being a Pluralistic MysticThe Rev. James Galasinski I was recently asked if I could sum up my theology in a few words. I responded by saying I am a pluralistic […]
A Mother’s Day For AllThe Rev. James Galasinski Mothering is complex. So on this day we celebrate those who nurture and grow us while acknowledging the grief and challenging mother-child […]
Being BlessedThe Rev. James Galasinski You sneeze and someone automatically, without thinking, says “bless you.” It is a ubiquitous phrase that comes out of people’s mouths as a reflex. So […]
Communicating the Environment Through songs, poems and essays, this service gives voice to our relationship with the earth and the “interdependent” web of all existence of which we are a […]
