Doing InterdependenceThe Rev. Joe Cleveland, Pulpit Guest We live in an interconnected, interdependent world. Our lives and our living participates in all life. Interdependence is a fundamental characteristic of life. […]
Generations of GenerosityThe Rev. James Galasinski Over the course of nearly 200 years our congregation’s many members have been generous in time, talent, and treasure. Generosity is a spiritual value […]
A Hearth of Love and JusticeThe Rev. James Galasinski & Carol Zimmerman, DRE Following the Women’s Ministerial Conference in 1875, twenty-one Unitarian women founded the Iowa Sisterhood to serve churches throughout […]
Things Most Commonly BelievedThe Rev. James Galasinski UU congregations across the continent are adopting the 8th principle about committing to a deeper multiculturalism. It came from a feeling that we […]
A Beginner’s MindThe Rev. Margaret Weis, Pulpit Guest How do we open ourselves to possibility and new learnings as spiritual seekers? If we are to commit ourselves to lifelong learning, […]
Swami Vivekananda and UniversalismThe Rev. James Galasinski A young philosopher and religious teacher from India came to the U.S. He taught that everything is a unity and spoke with clarity, […]
The Image of God in the WorldThe Rev. James Galasinski According to Hebrew scriptures, we were created in the image of God. In my theological studies I realized we created […]
“No” and Other Difficult WordsThe Rev. James Galasinski Do you have trouble saying ‘no’? Practicing clear boundary setting and expectations is being nice to yourself and others. Order of Service […]
88 Buddhist TemplesThe Rev. James Galasinski Shikoku, Japan is a popular pilgrimage site. One young man went because his parents said he could not marry the woman he loved. He lived […]
Dr. King and ClimateThe Rev. James Galasinski We may not remember MLK as an environmentalist, but his words of justice ring true for the movement. I have no doubt he […]
