Where does your story begin? That was the question Ruby Sales, civil rights activist, social critic, and public theologian, asked those of us who were present at a gathering centered around faith, arts, and justice. She called on different people in the audience. People responded … read more.
Led by Rev. Alison Miller with Dana Buhl
and the new C.A.R.D. Team (Caring and Action for Reproductive Dignity)
Call to Worship
By Rev. Alison Miller
Our sanctuary is a place for the indwelling and upswelling of love.
We gather for spiritual nourishment and fortification
To allow that love to … read more.
This weekend we celebrate the life of Martin Luther King Jr. King would have turned 94 years old today were he still alive. What would King make of the times we are in now, more than 50 years since he was killed? What would King … read more.
“I have exalted humankind
With the vocation of creation.
I call humankind to the same norm.”
Here is one stanza of the greater works of Hildegard von Bingen, a twelfth century German abbess, expressing the divine word as she came to know it in her heart. She read … read more.
When I was a child, one of my favorite books was “where the Wild things Are” by Maurice Sendak. It was a beginning of a love affair with books and ideas that pushed the boundaries of what common culture might find acceptable. Maruice Sendak was … read more.
Traditional liberal religious wisdom has left us far from the Beloved Community. Dr. Robin DiAngelo, the major presenter at Seminary for a Day, will join Rev. Sinkford for a dialogue focused on what we need to learn and what we need to look at in … read more.
In the book of Genesis we hear the story of creation in the Judeo Christian tradition. “In the beginning when God created the heavens and the earth, the earth was formless void and darkness covered the face of the deep, while a wind from God … read more.
The Unitarian Choir presents Thomas Tallis’s 16th-century nativity mass, “Puer natus est nobis” (“A Child is Born Unto Us”), which sets the soundtrack as we read stories from within our community of times and experiences of re-birth and personal renaissance.
