The Grandma Test
In a time of increasing division, what does it mean to be one, BIG, human family?
In a time of increasing division, what does it mean to be one, BIG, human family?
For every problem, there are often many possible solutions. We just have to be bold enough to unapologetically name them.
(recorded) On all sides, our culture is awash in extremes of behaviors, political views, and religious beliefs, often expressed in extreme words and images. As Unitarian Universalists, are we called to provide a voice of balance amidst the extremes—or to be extremists ourselves in the interest of justice and equity? Rev. Kathy and the Service … Continue reading Going to Extremes
Sometimes we change our minds, often in response to new information. And sometimes we talk of “having a change of heart,” suggesting that something other than information was involved in the change, and perhaps we were not the primary agents of the change. Rev. Kathy and Service Leader Amanda Piburn reflect on the different ways … Continue reading Change of Mind, Change of Heart
Many folks are wondering how to maintain resilience in times such as these. One of the many meaningful and grounding tools is fostering joy and play. Joy and play are not something we earn through hard work, but the tool that helps us do the difficult things. In this worship, we explore the power of … Continue reading Transformative Joy
Meeting the Moment: Takeaways from UUA General Assembly 2025 Our GA Delegates are excited to share what they learned while virtually attending General Assembly this summer.
We are never too old for Religious Exploration!
As we watch the fracturing in communities all around us, we may find ourselves needing a spiritual community more than ever. What binds us together at UUFEC and in the other communities we are part of? What do we receive and give in a spiritual community that is different from other relationships we have? Rev. … Continue reading Breathing Together
In a season of beginnings, with the school year starting and a new minister arriving, rediscovering a sense of purpose and the meaning of the journey we take both individually and communally seems in order. What has served us well that we will continue to carry? What has exhausted its purpose so that we can … Continue reading Where Are You Going, Where Have You Been?