A journey is always about going from where we are now to another place. We go literally, but we can also travel figuratively as we search for another higher level of consciousness. Seen this way, all our travel has a spiritual character. And in this way, all travel is sacred. We hope to see you in person! Our … Continue reading The Way of the Traveler
In 1988 the UUA passed a General Resolution entitled The Right to Die with Dignity. This resolution stated that “It is every person’s inviolable right to determine in advance the course of action to be taken in the event that there is no reasonable expectation of recovery from extreme physical or mental disability.” Today, 35 … Continue reading Death with Dignity
What do murder mysteries have to do with theology or with UUs? Surprisingly, they share a common value – to fix a broken world and restore justice. The difference is that in the mystery, the puzzle always gets solved. Our Summer Services (July 2 through September 3) are in-person only. See here for a Zoom … Continue reading The Theology of Murder Mysteries
The freedom to read is increasingly under attack in America. Schools and libraries are facing demands to remove or restrict access to books, especially those dealing with race, gender, sexuality, and those that challenge our myths about American history. Why are these efforts escalating and how should we respond? Join us in the chapel after … Continue reading Book Banning: A Threat to Democracy and our UU Values
