Believing Whatever You Want?The Rev. James Galasinski In a world of anti-vaccinators, plandemics, and other conspiracy theories, how does a free faith based on reason, science, and inclusivity react? Is […]
Can We Thrive Now?Evin Carvil-Ziemer, Pulpit Guest This is a chaotic and unpredictable time in our country and planet’s history. The future feels uncertain and the present difficult. Even before […]
Rivers in the DesertThe Rev. James Galasinski The desert is a place of extremes. To my surprise, life flourished everywhere. I learned novel lessons while living in a high, dry […]
MLK and the Poor People’s CampaignThe Rev. James Galasinski MLK Jr.’s last project was the Poor People’s Campaign. He realized the civil rights wins of the 50’s and 60’s were […]
This Is Who We AreThe Rev. James Galasinski We interupt the regularly scheduled sermon to bring a more timely message from our minister. Find the Order of Service here. Until […]
Imagining a New Year on New TermsThe Rev. James Galasinski 2020 brought to the forefront terms we would rather not be familiar with such as online happy hours, superspreader events, […]
Time for Stillness, Time for ActionTeresa Veramendi, Social Justice Coordinator So much of our modern world tells us to “Go, go, go!” When confronting social injustice, this is often what […]
Stillness: One of the Doors Into the TempleThe Rev. James Galasinski The poet Mary Oliver speaks of taking days off from ambition. To travel a lot into our own inner […]
Holiday Pageant: The Latke Who Couldn’t Stop ScreamingCarol Zimmerman, DRE An irate latke at Hanukkah attempts to educate Christmas characters about the history and culture surrounding the Jewish holiday, but […]
A Covenant With MysteryThe Rev. James Galasinski As Unitarian Universalists, we make covenants all the time. Our faith is built on covenant. The 7 Principles is really a covenant. But […]
