Friedrich Nietzsche famously is reported to have said, “That which does not kill us makes us stronger”. Is that true? Or do setbacks and adversity just wear us down and make us into victims? Join us this Sunday when we will talk about overcoming setbacks and adversity, and possibly even seeing them as a source … Continue reading “That Which Does Not Kill Us…,” by Joan DeArtemis
There are currently a distressing number of children separated from their families, wishing to return home, as well as family members wanting to regain guardianship. Many family members find themselves facing barriers related to post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and are unable to successfully navigate the family reunification process. The Family Reunification Equity and Empowerment Project … Continue reading “Working Through the Trauma: The Emotional Impact of Family Reunification,” by Bobbie Ebony Butts
Join us as the Justice Coin Founder takes us through: The most pressing issues of our time. The one BIG PROBLEM they all have in common – the root. How we can undermine that one problem–generating source with cryptocurrency. How Cryptocurrency works–how you operate with it and what our world will look like once THE … Continue reading “How We Can Solve the Most Critical Issues Today: Using Cryptocurrency,” by Mark Gregory Dockery
The research on the benefits of regular exercise is clear and unequivocal. Exercise makes you smarter, happier, kinder, sexier. (JUST KIDDING?) Tai chi’s a gentle form of exercise that helps people begin to add more exercise to their daily life. Dr. Patricia Cawunder learned Tai Chi in weekly meetings in our parish hall, and then … Continue reading “Tai Chi: An Easy Way to Exercise,” by Pat Cawunder
Dr. Dolan will talk about his spiritual journey as a White Christian cisgender male from the US, to a White faith, questioning, cisgender male from the US and other parts. He will highlight how his “faith” has evolved in relation to his life experiences attempting to work for justice and systems change here and in … Continue reading “There and Back Again: Becoming Myself by Walking Along Others’ Pathways,” by Dr. Tom Dolan
Service video UUism is built on many religious traditions which describe some type of theology, the most familiar being the idea of the Judeo-Christian God. Each religious tradition offers some form which the spiritual world takes, e.g., God, gods, spirits, etc. However, most UUs do not find any specific representation of god to be very … Continue reading “How Would ‘god’ Manifest? A Rational Approach,” by Alec Peck
Today’s challenging times require a nimble and resilient spirituality. We need a demanding, inspiring faith and a love strong enough that it will not let us go. Join us as we draw the circle wide, gather our strength, and promise to stay in the struggle and joy until love wins. List of Presenters: Musicians, Franco … Continue reading “Until Love Wins,” by the UUA General Assembly
Many have told me they want to meditate because they believe the mass of research shows that meditation makes the brain work faster: more clarity, more focus. But when they try, many experience failure. I want to help by teaching you how to meditate.
No one can deny it… the world is changing rapidly. This is a time of extreme alterations in the very foundation of our culture. Recognized institutions may either disappear or be born afresh, in a new form. The good qualities of our society are under stress and our personal human rights sometimes feel like they … Continue reading “A New Understanding of Father’s Day,” by Rev. Joan DeArtemis
