One of the most quietly radical things about Unitarian Universalism is that it asks theists and humanists, pagans and agnostics, Christians and Buddhists to share not just a building, but a covenanted community. We then insist that this is not a problem, but a gift. How can our curious approach to theological diversity inform our … Continue reading Covenant and Curiosity
What is beginner’s mind? It is dropping our expectations and preconceived ideas about something and seeing things with an open mind and fresh eyes, just like a beginner. What are the benefits of looking at everything as if it’s brand new? Find out how cultivating more curiosity and wonder may be helpful in getting through … Continue reading Beginner’s Mind When You’ve Seen It All Before
Julia Ward Howe, a Unitarian suffragist and peace activist, penned The Mother’s Day Proclamation in 1870. Join us to learn more about the unexpected origin of the widely celebrated holiday.
Zen teacher Charlotte Joko Beck spoke of becoming “a bigger container” – being able to hold more and more of life without being upset or dominated by it. How do we become bigger containers, and how can this concept help us during this time of uncertainty and fear?
In celebration of Women’s History Month, learn about the life of Margaret Fuller, the Transcendentalist and nominal Unitarian who was a journalist, editor, critic, translator, and women’s rights advocate. Find out how she helped shape the Transcendentalist movement that changed Unitarianism forever.
Why is it important that a congregation be both strongly rooted and growing together? What is required to nurture a rooted and growing congregation, and what does that look like in practice? As we examinethese indicators of congregational thriving, let’s also celebrate the kickoff of our annual pledge drive!
