Unitarian Universalism celebrates human potential, goodness and power. But in pursuit of being our best and most powerful selves, we may work to deny or avoid limits, confusion and uncertainties.  Leaning into vulnerability is frightening.  But from our vulnerability, grace and growth can emerge.  As … read more.

At nearly two weeks past Valentine’s Day, maybe we can look beyond the superficial commercialization of love to more thoughtfully consider our own paths of love.  We share a birthright of love that can mature to a surprising, demanding, expansive, tough, persistent spiritual calling.  With … read more.

Calm and rest may be the first things that come to mind when we talk about “Finding our Center.’ Yet, as our faith reminds us, being a “centered person” requires more if we are to move toward a balance of justice. We have to upset … read more.

Getting lost in the image of a star-filled night, or an endless ocean, or the depths of a child’s eyes may leave us with a sense of wonder that can overwhelm and humble, even make us feel small. Our religion calls us to lean in a … read more.

Change can be a force like a flash flood that unexpectedly, powerfully scours away the familiar, leaving a new landscape. More often, change is the quiet but persistent alterations in our personal worlds and in our souls. Today’s service explores our responsibilities to be change agents … read more.

While we honor people of great courage who change the world, today’s service will ask us to recognize and value our own many acts of ordinary courage that help us keep each other going and make our piece of the world better. Susan Kaphammer shares … read more.