What if we imagined our lives as a film and asked which scenes we would want to be remembered for? Lynne Menon reflects on an unexpected encounter with her late mother that leads to questions of purpose, legacy, and what might still be waiting to be lived. Join on Zoom Meeting ID: 822 8829 6993Passcode: Love … Continue reading A Day in the Life of a UU: The Scenes that Matter Most
Recognizing the profound impact of community in her own life, Karen believes that a more communal society is key to building a healthier and more supportive world. Join on Zoom Meeting ID: 822 8829 6993Passcode: Love KN95 or N95 masks are available at the Welcome Desk for those who desire them. We ask that you attend … Continue reading Community and Save the World
Trees, not a bad lens from which to study life. Full of beauty, strength and the truth of the earth as it has been, continues to be and will be. In Trees – An Exploration Robert Moore takes us on a philosophical journey through biology, science, pollution, racism, sexism and homophobia. It is a fascinating … Continue reading “Trees”
Recognizing the cultural trappings of gender perception and expectation Join on Zoom Meeting ID: 822 8829 6993Passcode: Love KN95 or N95 masks are available at the Welcome Desk for those who desire them. We ask that you attend services on Zoom if you are ill.
Gabe has a liffe-long love of biosciences having experience in teaching chemistry, plant biotechnology, and space-related research. The success of every experience benefitted from the diversity. She will use her life experience to indicate the benefits of have a diverse work force. Join on Zoom Meeting ID: 822 8829 6993Passcode: Love KN95 or N95 masks are … Continue reading Diversity Wins
In this sermon, Bill Heavlin incorporates Buddhist wisdom, modern psychology, and engineering science to examine our responses to life’s disappointments. In particular, it draws on the engineering insights of the Wright Brothers and the spiritual wisdom of therapist David Richo. He then describes the deep connections between core coping skills, effective social action, and spiritual seeking. … Continue reading “The Anthropology of Air”
From the national to the personal level, it can sometimes feel hard to find agreed upon “truths” about our shared stories. From national arguments over how our country’s history should be taught in schools, to dinnertime disagreements about certain parts of our family history, we can often find ourselves disagreeing about the best way to … Continue reading “The Necessity of Narrative Diversity”
June Pride is a yearly event that celebrates and honors our LGBTQIA+ siblings. They gather in their respective locality to celebrate Who They Are, connect with one another, and build community. Yet, every year, some of them have or had experienced hate crimes, sexual harassment, and other oppressive acts that have prevented them from attaining … Continue reading Celebrating Our LGBTQIA+ Siblings at June Pride with Revolutionary Love
Bring a Flower and Bring a Friend Join on Zoom Meeting ID: 822 8829 6993Passcode: Love KN95 or N95 masks are available at the Welcome Desk for those who desire them. We ask that you attend services on Zoom if you are ill.
Let’s explore how awareness and self-knowledge support us as we build mutual, sustainable connections in our beloved community, in service to the more just and peaceful world we long for. Join on Zoom Meeting ID: 822 8829 6993Passcode: Love KN95 or N95 masks are available at the Welcome Desk for those who desire them. We ask … Continue reading Flourishing Together: Safety and Fear
