Ursala Le Guin’s short story about Omelas asks us to notice who must suffer so that society may thrive? Who pays the cost for our capitalist culture? Does it need to be this way? How will we respond? We hope to see you in person or online. Online information ..https://zoom.us/j/92063096470?pwd=cbh255VXSah4wheCogLdyL6zUN0uJo.1Meeting ID: 920 6309 6470Passcode: 094980Phone: … Continue reading Redeeming Omelas
Rev. Doupe will talk about his trip to Palestine—Israel in early May of this year, and the fear that fuels conflict. Emphasis will be on the attitudes which undermine and overcome fear, embodied in several persons whom he will describe. Gary Doupe was born in Bainbridge, NY in 1943. He graduated from Vestal H.S. (1960), … Continue reading Portraits from Palestine
The Buddhists say, “All is dukkha,” a word that literally means suffering. Join us as we explore this Buddhist concept and how we can acknowledge it as part of our own complicated and joyful journeys. For this service, we visit May Memorial UU Society, Syracuse Zoom link: https://zoom.us/j/94188516719?pwd=OW9xbWFOOENBZ2RQaXdRMTd6UFQ2UT09Dial by your location +1 929 205 6099 US … Continue reading All Is Dukkha
