True Commitment
“Boy, are we in trouble.” I’m aware that your mind may have gone to any number of different places when I said that statement. It can seem like we are … Continue reading True Commitment
Speaker: Rev. Mary Gear
Belonging
This month we have been exploring the theme of paradox. To introduce this theme, Senior Minister, Bill Sinkford, offered this definition: The word comes to us from Greek and originally … Continue reading Belonging
A Renaissance of Human Connection
This weekend we set aside time as a nation to honor the life and work of The Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Tomorrow there will be gatherings and speeches, … Continue reading A Renaissance of Human Connection
You, Me and We
Legend has it that high up on a snow-covered mountain is the home of the great god Indra, king of the heavens. In his beautiful home hangs a vast, wondrous … Continue reading You, Me and We
“Do Be Do Be … Be”
This last week I had the chance to take a walk with my neighbor, Riley, who is 5 years old and will start kindergarten this Fall. I can hear … Continue reading “Do Be Do Be … Be”
The Tragic Gap
Back in May, the state of Alabama filed suit against the US Government over the upcoming census in 2020. Now, it’s not too unusual for a state to file … Continue reading The Tragic Gap
Music & Worship: “Women of Vision”
Come join the UU Women’s Choir as they celebrate visionary women past and present. Special features include “In Your Hands,” by Abbie Betinis; a spoken and sung narrative of Eleanor Roosevelt’s … Continue reading Music & Worship: “Women of Vision”
Strong Back, Soft Front
“Does Justin Trudeau Apologize Too Much?” That was the headline in my news feed one day back in March. This BBC article went on to point out that the … Continue reading Strong Back, Soft Front
The Shadow Knows
America in the 1930’s saw the creation of the father of the superheroes we know today. Some of you may recall listening to an old radio show that began … Continue reading The Shadow Knows