In life we sometimes get second chances, but oftentimes we don’t.  The times when we don’t get second chances to do the right thing can be problematic.  What can we do to ensure that we do the right thing when the opportunity first arrives? “We welcome you, whoever you are, whatever tradition, gender, race, class, … Continue reading Second Chances

Having served as chaplain at ‘Mass and Cass’, an area in downtown Boston known until recently for its encampments and open-air drug market, Rev. Jud Wolfskill recalls a woman he encountered there. This Sunday, we will explore questions such as: What do we do when we encounter someone with no agency? Do Unitarian Universalists have … Continue reading The Woman who Kept Collapsing in Slow Motion

Each year we celebrate an old ritual with a beautiful history. We each bring a flower that symbolizes the beauty and uniqueness of our gifts and presence. Together, each of our flowers becomes a bouquet more glorious than any of us could create alone. And then we each take home a different flower than we … Continue reading What We Take Away