The great Gwendolyn Brooks wrote, “We are each other’s harvest; We are each other’s business; We are each other’s magnitude and bond.” In this, she urges us to resist the lure of hyper-individualism and its resulting loneliness and isolation and instead build our sense of self in ever-connected, interrelated ways. Well-aligned with our faith, this … Continue reading Holding Together
What does it mean to leave one religion and join another? For many Unitarian Universalists, sometimes referred to as “Come Outers,” experiences in earlier faiths shape engagement in and perception of the newer one. This shifting dynamic, explored gently, can lead to greater understanding.
Our service today is co-created by our children, youth and the adult leaders who guide them in their Sunday morning gatherings. Our young people will light our chalice, share the Wonder & Wisdom story, and reflect on their experiences this past year. Join us as we celebrate their (and our) growing wisdom, centered in love.
