Sunday, February 7, 2021
Here is the recording (28:16) of David Soliday speaking this morning on the topic of Theology of Widening the Circle of Care. (Link leads to service description.)
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Here is a quick elevator speech for answering the question, “What do Unitarian Universalists believe?” … read more.
…and it was a joyful day because a new minister, Abbey Tennis was officiating for the first time. My family and I are indebted to Abbey for her lesson that day. I wish I had a copy of her sermon. I will do my best to recapture the concept that both Mara and I remember and have shared with others and now with you…
If we’re willing to stand in another person’s shoes, just for a moment, we might understand them a little bit better.
A heavy burden of remembrance on this day.
The waters of life are all around us, and have whetted us today. Did you get a drink?
Does anyone else feel like we need more faith these days? The past few months have been a bountiful harvest of uncertainty, a mighty river of concerns, worries, and stresses. We live in a pandemic, in a Presidential election year, which means it’s also a … read more.
The NPR radio show/podcast, Hidden Brain, hosted by Shankar Vedantam, makes me wonder how many biases we have that we might not be aware of.
Fortunately, Wikipedia has a handy list, and, boy, is it long! That’s truly an iceberg!
There are…
Decision-making, belief, and behavioral … read more.
Jonathan signs the Membership Book, Nov. 3, 2019.
I must warn you I have a hard time explaining myself as I am Autistic, so please, I hope my words don’t confuse you as most regular people’s words often confuse me. Anyways, I was reading a pagan … read more.
At the service I led this past Sunday honoring the New Year, we at DUUF read this Responsive Reading by Mohan Embar. I chose it mostly for the laugh, which I value in our services, because I actually do very much like responsive … read more.
As part of an exercise devised by my daughter Amy called
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