Of all the ancient Greek philosophers only Epicurus spoke to the importance of happiness as an attainable lifestyle. His ideas and practices preceded and inspired our own Unitarian Universalist principles. … Continue reading Epicurus and the Art of Happiness
How do we root ourselves in joy, so we can make change and confront hard things? Changemaker and social entrepreneur Matt Lowe brings us wisdom from his life experience with … Continue reading Embracing Change as the Beloved
Our Sunday services take place both in-person and online at 10:00 a.m. Watch on Facebook with this link, or on Zoom with this link. Service will be followed by a virtual coffee … Continue reading Nature & Transcendence: Two Weeks in the Grand Canyon
We know each, not by facts and statistics, but by our stories. Those that are told about us and those we wish to share about ourselves. Come and hear a … Continue reading Five Summer Stories
Each year we set aside the third Sunday in June to celebrate those among us who have assumed the role of fathering a child. This is no easy undertaking. It … Continue reading Reflections on Fatherhood
Does that sound like an oxymoron, power and vulnerability being used in the same statement? But being vulnerable does not imply weakness, it means being unguarded, open, flexible, and ultimately … Continue reading The Power of Vulnerability
As we participate in the life of our congregation — its joys and concerns, its events and its role in the greater community — we may forget that it is … Continue reading Circle of Friends
