Rev. Meg Riley
Rev. Meg Riley and Rev. Bill will dialogue about Unitarian Universalist progress toward Beloved Community and the tests that remain ahead.
Rev. Meg Riley was installed as Co-Moderator and Chief Governance Officer at General Assembly 2020. A lifelong Unitarian Universalist (UU), Meg Riley grew … read more.
Rev. Connie Simon
According to Rev. Connie Simon, the COVID-19 pandemic has created an unexpected blessing: the opportunity for deep periods of introspection on many aspects of life. Join us as she shares how she learned to be more present to herself, and as a result, … read more.
History has its eyes on me. History has it eyes on you.[1]
How will history look on these incredible and troubling times we are in? How will it look at our leaders and their examples (or the lack thereof) and some of the devastating consequences? … read more.
What a week.
Tuesday. Rev. Raphael Warnock is declared one of two new Senators from the state of Georgia. The first Black Senator ever from a state known for voter suppression.
In his victory speech, Warnock, the 11th of 12 children, invoked his mother, now 82, who … read more.
“something far more deeply interfused” – from lines composed a few miles above Tintern Abbey by William Wordsworth in 1798
Can you feel it? The Spirit? Did you sense… a presence? Moving?
An energy that is yours…but not yours alone?
Have you felt that quality of presence before? … read more.
