Re-Enchanting the UniverseThe Rev. James Galasinski Society is experiencing a continued weakening of organized religion. The world is becoming less enchanting even though new forms of spirituality seem to pop […]
Out of Many, One… Really?The Rev. James Galasinski Our country is very divided and both sides use moral arguments for their positions. Anti-vaxers now use the slogan, “my body my […]
A Pumpkin CommunityCarol Zimmerman, DRE, and Shelby Hunkins, ADRE Pumpkins, pumpkins and more pumpkins! Can an abundance of pumpkins cultivate a community? Listening to the story “Too Many Pumpkins” by Linda White we […]
Travels with Dante (1981)A Sermon by The Rev. Max Coots Our worship team member Robin Collen will read the sermon written by our former minister, the Rev. Max Coots. Sunday […]
Giving Up on HelpingThe Rev. James Galasinski In general, it is good to help others. But sometimes the desire to help can come from a place of power and privilege. […]
Living Without AnswersThe Rev. James Galasinski Life presents us with a series of questions. When the questions become too abstract like, is the universe a loving place? We can’t fully […]
The Tender and Delicate Art of AccountabilityThe Rev. Lane Campbell As a covenantal faith, Unitarian Universalists should be no strangers to making promises with one another in community. But what […]
She Moves in Mysterious WaysThe Rev. James Galasinski The Judeo/Christian pronoun for God has always been “He.” But before Judaism and Christianity, goddesses were more alive – think Venus of […]
John Brown and Divine ViolenceThe Rev. James Galasinski Violence is wrong except in self-defense and maybe some just war theories, right? But what if violence could serve some higher purpose? […]
The Soft and Supple Will Prevail: IngatheringThe Rev. James Galasinski and Carol Zimmerman, DRE The Tao Te Ching speaks of plants being pliant when they are alive and dry and […]
