“Turning to One Another”

There is no power greater than a community discovering what it cares about.
Ask: “What’s possible?” not “What’s wrong?” Keep asking.
Notice what you care about.
Assume that many others share your dreams.
Be brave enough to start a conversation that matters.
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Every Sunday we sing: Love is the spirit of this church and service is its prayer; 
And this is our great covenant: to dwell together in peace,
 to seek the truth in freedom,
 to speak the truth in love, 
and to help one another. Usually … read more.

Behind the lone prophet who speaks up, there is a group. We celebrate the lone prophet because there is a we also present—a whole movement of us who hold to values that are fragile, dissident, and life-giving. This is one thing our faith is sure of: There is … read more.

What Does It Mean to Gather in Hope as Unitarian Universalists?

Take a breath, and notice how you feel in your body, and how the world around you feels. Take a breath for the day you have had so far. And a breath for this precious … read more.

“Living in a World of Abundance”

Parker Palmer writes, “The quality of our active lives depends heavily on whether we assume a world of scarcity or a world of abundance. Do we inhabit a universe where the basic things that people need – from food and … read more.