What Wondrous Love Is This?The Rev. Lane Campbell, Pulpit Guest At the heart of Universalism is a deep and abiding love, a universal love accessible to all. In light of […]
Compassion, Pity, and the Wounded HealerThe Rev. James Galasinski People who have been deeply cut and hurt can know empathy and compassion easier. These wounded healers can guide someone to […]
The Mystery of God (Explained)The Rev. James Galasinski Like many Unitarian Universalists preachers I rarely use the word God. There are certain phrases and words that I use as substitutes […]
Healing Our NationThe Rev. James Galasinski In this time of uncertainty, we must come together and be present to each other. Click here for the Order of Service. Until further […]
Soul SongsThe Rev. James Galasinski, Carol Zimmerman, DRE, John Danis, Jamey Merkel, Josiah “Magpie” Nelson, and Todd Moe Do you have a song that you connect with on a deep, […]
Listen, Process, Then SpeakThe Rev. James Galasinski Part of deep listening is partaking in all the non-verbal cues that say you are truly soaking up everything. Once things are heard […]
Confessions of a Wannabe Anti-RacistThe Rev. James Galasinski In trying to say ‘no’ to white supremacy, I have hurt and harmed many Black, Indigenous, and other People of Color. But […]
Paying Taxes and Pledges with JoyThe Rev. James Galasinski Government should provide equity and social rights like education and public safety to all. This is, of course, an imperfect endeavor. […]
The Six AssumptionsKathy Montan, Pulpit Guest Based on an encounter with Cecropia moths, this sermon is chance to reflect on our many assumptions and where they might lead us. Click Here […]
Filling in the Cracks: A Reflection on RenewalThe Rev. Margaret Weis, Pulpit Guest What do we do when something feels broken – literally or figuratively – in our lives or […]
