There is an ancient Jewish practice of inclusion, one that is grounded in bodily experience. Let’s explore together what can transform our individual walking into a communal act of belonging, interaction, and deep connection.ac
Unity without uniformity reminds people that they are no longer strangers, but unique and valued members of a church family. How do we remove these dividing walls of age, race, class, and culture to build a stronger, more inclusive church?
What makes a Tango a Tango? Rigid definitions and interpretations can inhibit our natural curiosity and growth across our whole lives. When we ask the questions and are open to multiple views, we find there are as many answers as there are people to give them. What makes a…good life? What makes…a Unitarian Universalist? What … Continue reading Tango—For Beginners
Emotionally surviving in today’s anxious world requires shifting focus from uncontrollable threats to actionable present choices and cultivating a growth mindset. By accepting uncertainty as normal, breaking large challenges into small steps, and practicing self-care, individuals can build resilience and discover opportunities within the unknown. What happens when we embrace the possibility that we can’t … Continue reading Planting the Seeds of Peace
There is so much energy in anger and fear. And, like a raging fire, it must go somewhere, it cannot be contained. We can allow the fire of our anger to burn us out. Or we can creatively channel it into actions that bring life. Rev. Greble spent 30 years in higher education serving for … Continue reading Sometimes the Best You Can Do
Making decisions for our church that will carry the next generation of leaders through an uncertain and unpredictable future.
Cathy Chapman-Hackett will provide a service on the work of the Unitarian Universalists for Justice in the Middle East.
Dr. Kendra Weddle, Scholar-in-Residence at Northaven Church in Dallas, whose expertise includes spirituality, feminism and religion, biblical and/or theological reflections, intersections of Christianity and culture, and Interfaith trends.
The words of the hymn “For All That Is Our Life” remind us that “all life is a gift which we are called to use.” Many of us are especially focused on gratitude during the month of November, some of us practicing by acknowledging one gratitude per day. This hymn wants us to do more … Continue reading All Life Is A Gift
Domesticated animals—whether dogs, cats, birds, or small mammals—bring joy, comfort, and unconditional love to our homes. Their presence can ease loneliness, reduce stress, and inspire laughter with their unique personalities and quirks. Many animals also offer support as service or therapy animals, providing vital assistance and emotional healing to those in need. It’s important to … Continue reading The Wild Life
