The ark is opened and the Torah scrolls are taken out. Reading the sacred text guides us to respond to our errors, correct and learn from our mistakes, and reveal more fully who we are and can become. In the United States a toxic … read more.
We belong to Mother Earth! May the meditations of our hearts touch our deep gratitude. May our actions embody gentle care as committed stewards of the precious planet. How do we bond together and respond to this absolutely critical calling to connect with and … read more.
Jordan will explore why God’s children are sometimes oppressed and the reassurance God gives to his people that He will deliver them. The sermon will come from Psalm 43:1-3, with a special emphasis on verse two: “For You are the God of my strength; why … read more.
Moses had died. God placed Joshua in charge of the Israelites who, after 40 years of wandering, felt trapped in the wilderness. Joshua’s mission was to lead the Israelites to the Promised Land and to take with them the sacred Ark of the Covenant. The … read more.
For our Ingathering Water Ceremony, we begin the church year anew by celebrating Beloved Community and spiritual practices. Meditation, prayer, walking, knitting, connecting with our brother animals – all are some of the ways in which we might connect with the miracles of life. These … read more.
In this brief presentation, Deborah will talk about the origin of mindfulness meditation and how and why to practice it. She will end with a short guided meditation.
Deborah is a mother and grandmother. She has been studying and practicing meditation for most of her adult … read more.
Our eight Principles are the foundation of our faith as we presently live it. And they ask much of us, both theologically and practically. A question that should be prominent for all Unitarian Universalists is “How may I embody this faith that encourages freedom while … read more.
Rev. Peter Friedrichs, minister of the Unitarian Universalist Church of Delaware County, will offer reflections on his December 2018 trip to Tijuana, where he volunteered with Al Otro Lado to support asylum seekers.
Rev. Kent had been scheduled to deliver the sermon this Sunday, … read more.
We sleep for a third of our lives. That means years of our lives are spent dreaming. Yet we have forgotten how to remember our dreams, and because of that, we are not only sleep deprived; we are dream deprived. What is the value of dreaming in our … read more.
A covenant is a coming together of two or more parties in an agreement, commitment, or pledge. As UUs, covenants are made as aspirational goals we hope to fulfill; when we fall short, we make amends to be in right relations with each other. … read more.
