Affirming the potential for goodness within our humanity and believing that our world can be healed and become better is central to our faith as Unitarian Universalists. All Peoples members Ellen Wade, LeAnn Bernier, Rick McChane and Brian LaFierre will share personal reflections about what is encouraging them to find new possibilities these days. Zoom … Continue reading Embracing Possibility
Right before the outbreak of the Civil War, President Abraham Lincoln warned that “a house divided against itself cannot stand.” For centuries, religion has been used as a rationale for division, violence and oppression and it remains a polarizing force in our society today. Rev. Beisner will explore how the Universalist theology of UU minister … Continue reading Cathedral of the World
Our Universalist forbearers preached that God truly was Love and that we are called to honor that Love by reflecting love ourselves. Yet we tend to love only that which affirms us, supports us and is pleasant and beautiful. How might finding a sense of love for that which seems “unlovable” about our lives open … Continue reading Unconditionally Loved
While resilience has a lot to do with what is inside us, it is even more dependent on what is between us. We survive our wounds and weaknesses by having the strength to tell others about them. We find the courage to make our way through the dark only when we sense we are not … Continue reading Embodying Resilience
After a long year of resistance, how do we recharge and regroup? With all 2025 has taught us, can we afford any hope in 2026? Jeff LaBonde is a candidate for the Unitarian Universalist ministry and currently serves as the Intern Minister at the UU Church of Lexington. He is a graduate of Harvard Divinity … Continue reading What’s Next for You? What’s Next for Us? : ZOOM ONLY! Because of Weather
