Peace on Earth, Peace in One’s Heart
We welcome to our puplit once again, Reverend Kenn Hurto.
We welcome to our puplit once again, Reverend Kenn Hurto.
We are confronted with decisions on a nearly minute-by-minute basis. When we weigh these options, we tend to have a default…a most common way to make “safe” decisions for ourselves.
Seventy years ago this year, a small group of people gathered for the first time. They had answered an advertisement in the newspaper (remember those?). Spiritual seekers, churchgoers of a different design, soon to discover that they might be Unitarians, and later, Unitarian Universalists. They … read more.
Gratitude is an ordinary word. We all know what it means when we hear it, we all can use it in a sentence. But what underlies gratitude? What needs to be there for gratitude to exist? How much of that comes from the the outside … read more.
Today, we will look at theology. What it is across a wide array of applications and why it matters. Theology, its not just for academics!
When one strand of the web is broken, the entire web is prone to collapse. When we in UU spaces speak of our 7th principle, belief in the interdependent web of all existence, we are not merely speaking in metaphors. Our existences are intricately woven … read more.
Some people think that if you strip away all the religious and theological dogma from a church, what do you have left to hold people together? What you have left is how you ARE together. If it is the journey and not the destination that … read more.
Today, we honor that time of the year when the veil between the deceased and the living is at its most thin. Today, we honor those in our family lines who were not perfect maybe even so imperfect as to invoke a desire to allow … read more.
The perfect balance. The perfect balance of cause and effect. The perfect balance of intellectual and physical. The perfect balance of fast and slow. Ok. So, I’m a fan. But that doesn’t make me wrong.
Here at 1stUUPB, some of us are big doers. Some are big thinkers. If our thinking is divorced from our doing, we can end up spinning our spiritual hamster wheels and burning out our volunteers.