At this time of year in cultures across the world, people recognize the changing seasons — the dying summer, the final harvests — and set aside time to honor, remember, and celebrate those who have gone before. In this service, we will invite anyone so inclined to bring up a memento of a chosen ancestor, […]
Sunday, October 19 at 10 am: “The Well of Compassion – – How Deep?” Rev. Vicky Hanjian In The Tears of Things: Prophetic Wisdom for an Age of Outrage, Franciscan friar Richard Rohr has written: “Somehow, the loving people I have met all across the world seem to know that if it is love at all, it has […]
Probably most Unitarians are religious naturalists even if they don’t know it. Most of us would agree that we are naturalists – that our science-based understandings of the natural world represent reality. We also take these understandings to heart, take nature to heart, offering such spiritual responses as awe, gratitude, reverence, humility, and joy, and […]