Hello Beloveds,
The news of 19 children and 2 teachers killed in a mass shooting in an elementary school in Uvalde, Texas has shaken us to our core.
Our hearts are broken. The memories of a similar tragedy, nearly ten years ago at Sandy Hook, flood back … read more.
Dear Ones,
This has been a month of mixed emotion in our congregation. Congratulations to our Stewardship Team- and to the whole congregation- for a successful campaign! This is a great accomplishment and a testament to your commitment and investment in this community, particularly at a … read more.
This week, my heart is heavy. I resonate with the shock and fear that many are feeling, as reproductive rights in the United States are threatened by the recent leak of a Supreme Court decision that would repeal Roe Vs. Wade.
This decision will have devastating … read more.
Beauty. It’s all around us. This morning I spent some time just noticing the blooming pink cherry blossom trees all around our grounds, and the yellow and red tulips on the front lawn. We are entering that time of year known for its visual allure. … read more.
April 22, 2022 marks the 52nd Earth Day. Since 1970 billions of people around the world have celebrated and taken action to care for our planet. Today we know that the Earth is in crisis. We have already witnessed the life-threatening impact of climate change … read more.
This time of year is spiritually significant for several religious faiths. This week in particular includes the Jewish celebration of Passover and the Christian holidays of Holy Week and Easter. As Unitarian Universalists from many religious and cultural backgrounds, we are invited to ponder the … read more.
In March about twelve congregants gathered on a Saturday morning for a Social Justice Workshop. During that time I led the group in reflection and discernment about the different approaches to social justice and community outreach, and the important role that faith communities might offer … read more.
So much has changed in the past few months. With the drop of mask mandates and closing of testing and vaccination sites across the country, it almost seems as if life has returned to a pre-pandemic “normal”. Although the pandemic still rages in many parts … read more.
At this moment in history, much of the world’s attention is focused on the Russian invasion of Ukraine. As we hear the stories of ongoing devastation, many of us are asking: What can I do? What can we do as a community to help those impacted? … read more.
Have you noticed the change in weather this week? As much as I love a good snowstorm, I am hoping that last Saturday’s snow showers were our last for the season. I am ready to get my hands in the dirt and welcome in the … read more.
