Interpretations of a RainbowThe Rev. James Galasinski The poet John Keats feared “philosophy will clip an angel’s wings” and conquer all mysteries. While modern science can unweave the rainbow, our […]
Totalitarianism, Abandonment, and LonelinessThe Rev. James Galasinski Hannah Arendt (1906-1975) was an historian, philosopher, and one of the most influential political theorists of her time. Arendt believed that abandonment and […]
GratitudeJohn Danis, Mary Michalek, and Doug Rubio Sometimes an experience impacts us so greatly that we are left with an overwhelming sense of gratitude. Other times we need to search […]
What Happens After You Die?The Rev. James Galasinski The traditional UU stance is that we don’t know. It’s a mystery. Instead of speculating about the next life, let’s focus on […]
Democracy in a Polarized WorldThe Rev. James Galasinski What do the results from the most recent election say about our democracy? What will the future look like when truth seems […]
The Political Issues of Our DayThe Rev. James Galasinski The Pew Research Center recently said that the top ten issues for the election are the economy, health care, supreme court […]
Slightly HauntedThe Rev. James Galasinski Our deceased ancestors and loved ones never quite leave us. We will look at how Halloween, Dia de los Muertos, and Samhain intersect. Along the […]
Sukkot and the Mystical CyclesThe Rev. James Galasinski The ancient Jewish holiday of Sukkot originally commemorated a harvest festival where booths were set out in the fields to harvest. It […]
My Spiritual Journey: What Life Has Taught Me About Myself and GodAndy G. Fagan, Pulpit Guest What do we know about ourselves and the divine? How do we come to […]
The First Twenty Minutes Can Be A SlogThe Rev. James Galasinski While doing some cardio training I noticed the first 20 minutes were the most difficult. It’s a struggle. I […]
