Divinity and CreativityThe Rev. James Galasinski Pursuing beauty, expression, and art is a spiritual path. There is a way to live creatively. There are spiritual elements to good art. I […]
Vulnerability, A StrengthThe Rev. James Galasinski The best medicine for heartbreak is to express it honestly. It comes with some risk, but being vulnerable builds community and gets us to where […]
Who Do You Think You Are?Dave Nelson, Pulpit Guest May is Mental Health Awareness month and our own Dave Nelson explores the availability of resources for treatment, providing hope and […]
BeliefsThe Coming of Age Youth It’s important to know what you believe. Community, personal choice, love, questioning and so much more shape who we are. Our youth have been pondering what […]
The Dawn of EverythingThe Rev. James Galasinski The fall story as recorded in Genesis claims the world was once perfect then we sinned and now it sucks. Similarly, some anthropological […]
Re-Wilding and ReciprocityThe Rev. James Galasinski There has been a movement to rewild the world by reintroducing native species and recreating natural habitats. However, since humans have arrived the world […]
Losing Your MindKathy Montan, Pulpit Guest A good mind is a valuable asset, but is it who you really are? Does it define you? What if you lost your mind; […]
As Circular As HopeThe Rev. James Galasinski As we celebrate spring and Easter, we recognize snakes and bears leaving their caves and how Jesus did something similar. We too must […]
Covenant with Mystery 2.0The Rev. James Galasinski Nature provides us with awe and so does Unitarian Universalism. Nature exudes calm and quiet to help us temper all those negative voices […]
Who are “All Beings”?Jacob King, Pulpit Guest Since 1985, our faith has made a covenantal commitment to the “Respect for the interdependent web of all existence of which we are […]
