David Early, Worship Associate Music: Kevin Mathie, Music Director Life is brief, precious, and we get once chance at it. Too often we choose the safe path—steady routines, familiar choices, well-worn patterns—yet in doing so, we risk missing the vitality that comes with boldness, risk, and openness to the unknown. This Sunday we’ll explore what … Continue reading You Only YOLO Once
One key aspect of Unitarian Universalism is a commitment to searching, seeking and questioning. Yet many of us can be remarkably certain that we have the right answers, not just in relation to our Theology, but also our political analysis, or whether a movie was any good. What are the benefits of being willing to … Continue reading Should You Trust Yourself?
This morning we will explore our relationship to trust, in each other and in what we choose to call sacred. In cultivating deep trust with things-as-they-are, we begin to see our experiences as teachers and performances of the sacred. We wrestle with the burdens handed to us; but given the choice, would you take someone else’s … Continue reading Qurb: An Exploration of Trust as Intimacy with the Divine
Trust is not something we are entitled too, it is something we build, or in some cases rebuild. How can we cultivate, earn and regain trust? How much trust do we owe others? Part two of a two-part series. Todd Covert, Worship Associate The Emerson Choir will sing Al Shlosha by Allan Naplan
Trust is an essential element of society, yet all around us, our sense of trust is eroding—in institutions, in leaders, in experts, in each other—and the consequences are dramatic. Is that how we want to be together? Part one of a two-part series. Julie Borden, Worship Associate Special Music: “Give Yourself to Love” by Kate Wolf; … Continue reading Losing Trust
