For I was Hungry, and You Fed Me Jesus, in the book of Matthew, reminds us that any time we extend love and help to...
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Sunday, November 6
Heretics? Yep, and Proud of It! The Christian church first labeled Unitarians heretics as early as 325 AD, or Common...
Sunday, October 30
Ghosts Among Us Halloween or Samhein is the time of year when the ancient Celts believed that the veil between the...
Sunday, October 23
Overcoming Toxic Polarization The partisan divide is growing ever wider. Polarization and culture wars are ripping...
Sunday, October 16
The Most Banned Book in America Today: Gender Queer According to a recent New York Times article, the book Gender...
Sunday, March 6
“The Strenuous Pursuit of Peace” Adin Ballou, who served as both a Unitarian and a Universalist minister in the middle...
Sunday, February 27
“Simplicity and Silence” The heart of Buddhism is practice, the experience of having a different relationship with...
Sunday, February 20
“Food Insecurity: A Solvable Problem” The pandemic has exacerbated the food insecurity problem locally, nationally...
Sunday, February 13
“Skeptical Science” Evolution Sunday happens each year as an occasion to remember and honor Charles Darwin and to...
Sunday, February 6
“Rediscovering Awe” The American Transcendentalists, especially Ralph Waldo Emerson, infused new life into a hidebound...
Sunday, January 30
“Journeying Together” We come from many places and we can't be sure where our lives will lead us. All we know is that...
