Professor Newell will explore how concepts from our Judeo-Christian philosophical roots remain compelling in a modern age of scientific exploration and discovery. He will present some distinct new statistically shown astronomy, biology, and AI processing facts, that all point to a possible future, “A Journey in Truth” as we might metaphorically describe it. He advocates for environmentalism, … Continue reading A Journey with Truth
This service will feature an overview of cross-cultural occurrences of labyrinths, a brief history of the creation of the UUCB labyrinth, and the opportunity to participate in a guided communal walk of the labyrinth on our grounds. We hope to see you in person or online. Online information ..https://zoom.us/j/92063096470?pwd=cbh255VXSah4wheCogLdyL6zUN0uJo.1Meeting ID: 920 6309 6470Passcode: 094980Phone: +1 … Continue reading Labyrinth: Physical Meditation Aid
What does it take to change someone’s heart, to change one’s own heart, and to change how we see? Compassion needs to be cultivated. Raised in the ex-capital of the Confederacy, my own experience was being handed the Lost Cause by those who loved and gave me life. These foundational beliefs are emotionally held, rooted in trust … Continue reading What We Are Handed (and What We Do With It)
Women have had an interesting and difficult history with the mental health system and we who fail to learn from this history are “doomed to repeat it.” Pathologizing normal life experiences led to a culture of punishment and mistreatment simply for being women. In this service, we will examine the past and today and see … Continue reading Hysteria, Demonic Possession, and Stigma: Women and Mental Health throughout History
