Movement and Stillness has been used as the foundation for many spiritual practices in diverse cultures throughout the world.The simplicity of conscious movement is a great way to quiet the mind and rejuvenate “life in the body”. Our time together will be spent exploring movement which calms the mind, relaxes the body, and gives us … Continued
This morning’s service focuses on kirtan, an Indian-inspired practice in which singing is experienced not as performance but as a way to bring oneself closer to the universe/God/the Divine. We’ll talk about how the element of devotion can bring singing alive, and we’ll try a couple of chants and see how they make us feel. … Continued
Our drumming based service will be a community event centered in active listening and sensitive expression of our rhythmic voice. We will explore what it means to use conscious drumming to relax, connect with each other and celebrate our moment in community together. Please bring any rhythm instruments you enjoy and we will have percussion … Continued
This service will be held in the Arthur Room of the Parish House.
This service will be held in the Arthur Room of the Parish House.
We will watch the video of the 2017 GA opening worship ceremony followed by group discussion moderated by Susan Hegel. This powerful, communal worship experience will be led by Rev. Mara Dowdall. She is Senior Minister of the First UU Society of Burlington, Vermont. Previously, she served congregations in Montpelier, Vermont and the Boston area, … Continued
I was walking the other day and had a chance to talk with some lambs. They didn’t say much, but while I was waiting for them to answer I got to thinking about what we can learn from their purity, innocence, and skittishness.
This service will be held in the Arthur Room of the Parish House.
Join us as we discuss ethnocentrism in the modern world and reflect on what we can do to remain open and accepting. Enjoy the talent of special musical guest Jordan Sipos.
Too many of us define “listening” as the period during which we work out what we’re going to say next. If, like me, you’re someone who needs a small reminder that listening both attracts and heals, this sermon should speak to you.
