At its heart, Unitarian Universalism is a counter-cultural faith. In a world that increasingly encourages complacency, fear, and isolation, our faith demands action, vulnerability, and authentic connection. How can we nurture this faith and each other in ways that truly do upset the status-quo?
A biblical metaphor and a novel by Octavia Butler, both versions of the parable of the sower contain hope and grief. Inherent in the concept of emergence is loss: not all things that emerge take root and continue to grow. If we can grieve these losses well we can more fully enjoy the fruits of … Continue reading Parables of the Sower
Our guest preacher this month is a Methodist minister who founded a network of dinner churches across the country, including two in Massachusetts. At the heart of this movement is fellowship and a spirit of abundance. To learn more go to www.simpleumc.org and come on November 26! Worship Leader Rev. Annie Gonzalez Milliken with preacher … Continue reading Guest Preacher: Rev. Zach Kerzee
It can be hard to know when to push ourselves to be brave and when to stick to our more comfortable strengths. One of the blessings of community is that we can lean on each other and find the roles that are right for us. Worship leader: Rev. Annie Gonzalez Milliken with worship associate Chris … Continue reading You Do Not Go Alone
