Holding the Hope for One Another
Sometimes, hope can be particularly hard to find. This is especially challenging in the midst of the holiday season, when one is almost expected to be joyful. How do we cope with hopelessness?
Sometimes, hope can be particularly hard to find. This is especially challenging in the midst of the holiday season, when one is almost expected to be joyful. How do we cope with hopelessness?
Hope is often thought of as something we feel. This service will explore hope as something we DO instead. What if we are the hands of hope in the world?
There are some things in life that you have to be careful about giving away – or you might end up with nothing at all! There are other things that actually multiply when you give them away. This service will explore this latter category, and … read more.
In this service, we’ll explore how abundance is related to privilege (or not), and how a mindset of abundance might help or hurt our efforts to build a more just and peaceful world.
Join us for this first service on our November theme of abundance. We’ll explore abundance as a mindset, and consider how it might transform our lives if we believe that what we need is already here.
It takes courage to be in relationship with others, especially when those relationships fall on tough times. This service will explore covenant, commitment and what it means to be a part of a Unitarian Universalist community.
Join us for our first service on courage. We’ll consider where courage comes from, what it means to be a courageous person, and what we can learn about courage from the Cowardly Lion.
When times are hard, sometimes it is best to welcome the challenge and other times we are called to resist. How do we know when to respond with a open heart and when to resist?
Join us for a service on transcending the messages of us and them. What does it look like to welcome in the stranger and embrace the larger “we.”
Unitarian Universalism is often known more for its questions than its answers. In a tradition in which doubt is sometimes valued over trust, what is the role of faith?