“You know,” my neighbor said, “The Delaware Main Library hasn’t had a book display of LGTBQ+ titles in honor of Pride this year.”
That’s odd, because the Delaware Main Library has highlighted LGBTQ+ books in a prominent location for the past several years in June, … read more.
Friday, May 25, 2018 was an ordinary day except it begins my story on that day…
A poem about Sabbath
Tinos Island in the Aegean Sea has a soul. It is a canvas of the beauty of nature. The golden sand beaches, country chapels, white-washed homes and buildings, ravines, tiered mountainsides, and unforgettable violet-colored sunsets dramatize beautiful scenery.
Doubt comes in many forms. While spiritual doubt, the subject of my last post, is what usually comes to mind when speaking with religious people, other forms of doubt may have greater importance to some people at specific times in their life. In this post … read more.
Thank you all for the birthday wishes! I had a very good time this past weekend, with the fellowship and with my family.
While we’re still challenged in some aspects of organization, there’s a lot going on with DUUF that we should all be thankful for.
For … read more.
“It’s not necessary to have faith in things that are consistent with reason…” Reflections on the topic, inspired by our Heart to Heart conversations.
Here are 10 fine reasons for joining a Unitarian Universalist fellowship, like ours:
Because here we join with open hearts and minds to celebrate together, seeking what is sacred among us.
Because here we are part of a long, liberal tradition of reason and tolerance, of hope … read more.
Part two (of 2) of our testimony, inspired by Sunday service at the 2018 GA, is focused on what gives us hope.
Colson Whitehead is the author of The Underground Railroad (2016), the 2018 Common Book for all first-year students at Otterbein University. On Tuesday, October 23, I had the privilege of hearing this Pulitzer Prize finalist expound on his metaphoric use of “underground railroad,” meaning the … read more.
