Travelling by train, horse and boat Fredrick Douglass risked his life every day speaking over decades to hundreds of thousands of people. In 1840 Douglass asked, “These hands – are they not mine? This body – is it not mine? I am your brother, … read more.
Travelling by train, horse and boat Fredrick Douglass risked his life every day speaking over decades to hundreds of thousands of people. In 1840 Douglass asked, “These hands – are they not mine? This body – is it not mine? I am your brother, … read more.
The new movie Bombshell depicts female employees at Fox News who were insulted, abused, assaulted and then terrorized to not stand up for themselves. Studies indicate that over 30% of women in the United States have experienced domestic violence. This is absolutely terrible and … read more.
Buddhists talk about radical acceptance of self. Daoists talk about the true essence of being. An African proverb talks of singing your song. Unitarian Universalist minister Forrest Church said, “Be who you are.” All these spiritual teachings can guide us to healthy, peaceful and … read more.
Rev. Kent Matthies and Barbone Street Jazz Band
This may be the best New Year’s party yet! Bid goodbye to the Old Year and “second line” dance your way into the New Year. In Beloved Community with Dixieland Jazz, you can also rededicate to which core … read more.
Science helps us understand the world, and also helps us understand how little we know. When we come to science revelations with an open, curious, spirituality, feelings of awe jump from our hearts. Come explore some of the most fascinating aspects of the scientific discoveries … read more.
Awe is the spiritual theme of the month. We are heading into the holidays where we celebrate big stories of awe, stories about the miraculous birth of a savior and about the return of the sun to light our darkness. Today let us pause … read more.
For our worship service on our multi-generational Community Day, we celebrate with a participatory Thanksgiving bread communion. Everyone is invited to bring some bread from home!
We will commemorate the building of the elevator, celebrating the vision, hard work, dedication, and generosity of all who … read more.
Rising numbers of people struggle with paying attention for sustained periods of time. Channel surfing, texting, and social media are just some of the dynamics which keep us distracted. Schools, religious organizations, families – all are impacted by less capacity to concentrate. We are … read more.
Come celebrate Dia de los Muertos with Mariachi Flores, and their wonderful assortment of instruments and vocals! In many spiritual traditions the line between the living and the dead is more of a passageway. Based in love and gratitude, we belong to the dead and … read more.
