Here’s a link to the final song. You Tube stripped it out because we didn’t have permission to use it in our service.
This Sunday, the hymns “Spirit of Life” and “Wade in the Water” will be shown on screen or in Chat.
We have pandemic, … read more.
Mothers are proven catalysts in helping children and communities move past pain and fear into feelings of ease and hope. In these difficult, uncertain times we celebrate mothers. By leaning into the wisdom and strength mothers have bestowed upon us we can manifest life affirming hope. … read more.
Rumi said, “Sorrow prepares you for joy. It shakes the yellow leaves from the bough of your heart, so that fresh, green leaves can grow in their place.” Jesus’ love transcended his death and saved his followers with courage and hope beyond their wildest dreams. Celebrate the resurgence … read more.
How do you find emotional and spiritual liberation during a stay at home order? Each of our answers to this very personal and globally shared question may pertain to us for the rest of our lives.
Rev. Kent will address how we can live healthy and mutually supportive lives during this new reality of the challenges of COVID-19.
To contribute to the virtual Sunday Plate online, click here, and choose … read more.
Did you know that in the history of religion, certain denominations have put people on trial for the violation of being Universalist or Unitarian? What would happen to you if you were tried for such an accusation? What proof would be found of what you … read more.
How do you prepare for, adapt to, and recover from stress? Resilience includes the ability to take life as it comes, the good with the bad, the ability to get knocked down and get back up, the ability to remember but not resent. Being resilient is … read more.
Traveling by train, horse, and boat, Frederick Douglass risked his life every day over decades, speaking 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.
Traveling by train, horse, and boat, Frederick Douglass risked his life every day over decades, speaking 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.
