Individual or Social Being? Who Am I and for That Matter, Who are We.
Len reflects upon the interplay between these two facets of the human condition, and upon its implications for our spiritual selves, the health of society in general health.
Len reflects upon the interplay between these two facets of the human condition, and upon its implications for our spiritual selves, the health of society in general health.
Religious people are not only participating in, but shaping the alternative food movement. We’ll explore a few religious alternative food movements and learn about what people are eating and why it matters. LISTEN:
The Bible records several times that the resurrected Jesus appeared to his followers, although they did not always recognize that it was him. We’ll explore these stories as examples of how a loved one can remain vividly present with us even after death. LISTEN:
Let’s celebrate and dedicate our new Chalice and all that it can mean for us and that Chalices can mean for Unitarian Universalist occasions everywhere. What are the things that are worthy of our attention? Chalices are not one-meaning symbols! It will be the perfect day to kick off this year’s Annual Canvass and its … Continued
Sharon Wesoky will be discussing my training in Zen Buddhist Chaplaincy, teaching meditation to incarcerated women, and the joys and challenges of service. LISTEN:
I serve as the Executive Director of the Center for Family Services, serving Crawford and Venango Counties. The Center is a community-based nonprofit organization whose mission is to assist, support, and strengthen our local community. We provide HUD-certified housing counseling and foreclosure prevention services, operate multiple food pantries throughout Crawford County, offer parenting education and … Continued
We are living through a time when traditional gender binaries are being challenged. As some embrace a more expansive understanding of gender and sexuality, others seek to reassert traditional gender identities and roles. At this interesting juncture, we begin Women’s History Month by looking at some of the women who contributed to our congregation from … Continued
Making music in groups enables us to feel safer, happier, more content, and gives us a sense of belonging. Engaging in music-making with others encourages us to work together, feel bonded to each other, and feel more secure in ourselves as individuals. Boost your physical and emotional health as we experience an hour of joy, … Continued
In honor of the traditional Mardi Gras observance, let’s explore how much we can find to celebrate, even in times of challenge. We’ll have special music to expand our mood, and Mardi Gras activities will follow the service. LISTEN:
In these overwhelming times, many people wonder what they can do that will make a difference. While few of us are in positions to make systemic changes, we can all show each other kindness, an under-rated practice that can brighten someone else’s day in these stressful times. We’ll look at teachings about kindness from various … Continued