In November, our congregation is exploring the spiritual theme of “Nurturing Gratitude.” Feeling thankful comes naturally when our experiences are pleasant and life-affirming. But being appreciative for the difficult moments that come can be quite a challenge. Our minister will reflect on how we nurture gratitude for not only the good stuff, but also the … Continue reading A Blessed Mess
Compassion is not just a feeling. It is a decision. To listen, to have empathy, to speak up, to say “your pain matters even if it is not mine.” During October, our All Peoples community will be exploring compassion and Rev. Bruce Beisner will speak to us about some of the ways that the teachings … Continue reading Cultivating Our Compassion
As our Jewish neighbors and friends observe the High Holy Days of Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur, we will focus our attention on the importance of seeking forgiveness, making amends and renewing our commitments to one another. These spiritual practices are deeply based in our humanity and are an essential part of living by our … Continue reading Seeking At-One-ment
Transformation is among the core values of our Unitarian Universalist faith. We celebrate the incredibly diverse ways that we are all growing into becoming our truest and most empowered selves all the time. Our guest speaker will be Sydni Hampton, a Louisville area drag artist/trans woman who is an advocate, educator and community leader. She … Continue reading Transformation and Empowerment
Lebanese poet and philosopher Kahlil Gibran wrote “When you work with love, you bind yourself to yourself, and to one another, and to God.” On this Labor Day weekend, we will take time to reflect on how much of our personal identities are defined by the work we do and how our spirituality is informed and … Continue reading It’s a Living
