We all have times when we feel defeated and wonder if we can continue. As Easter Sunday arrives, Rev. Bruce will invite us to consider how the story of Jesus’ crucifixion and resurrection might have meaning beyond literal and traditionally accepted Christian interpretations. Does the Easter saga have something to say to us about the … Continue reading Rising Again
The sacredness of things, places, people, and experiences is not found within the things, places, people, and experiences themselves. It is found in our responses to them. When what life offers up makes us fearful or fills us with awe, what is holy becomes incarnate when we share how we feel, what we think, and … Continue reading See Something, Say Something
Like our physical health, our mental and spiritual health requires exercise. Unlike other religious traditions, Unitarian Universalism does not prescribe specific personal spiritual practices for us to follow. We are free to pray, meditate, study, reflect, and renew ourselves in a wide variety of diverse ways. This means we have to engage in the work … Continue reading Practice Makes Perfect
We live in times when we all seem to be stressed, worried, and divided. Finding a little joy in the simple gifts of life and creating a space to celebrate the awe and wonder we feel is vital to surviving and thriving spiritually. Rev. Bruce will explore the power of joy to fill us with … Continue reading Joy in the Journey
