Siddhartha Gautama (often referred to as Buddha) lived in Northeastern India about 2600 years ago. He spent his adult life wandering about the countryside, living in voluntary poverty, giving sermons and spiritual guidance to a group of disciples — and anyone else who would listen. Sound a little like another itinerant spiritual figure who lived … Continue reading Siddhartha Gautama and the Metta Sutta

Join Sunny Sonker and Linda King as we explore this primal relationship in story, song, thought and discussion. Please bring a small item or one or two word thought (a challenge) related to mothers to share.

Today we celebrate the practice and power of imagination in our lives. We can recognize that leadership, creativity, and hopefulness all depend upon imagination as a bridge from what is to what can be. In addition, the searches for truth and meaning we seek as Unitarian Universalists, as well as advocacy, resistance, and social justice work, … Continue reading Imagination

How do we stay true to our Unitarian Universalist principles while faced with the challenges and complexities of everyday life? Join us as we explore what it means to live with integrity, compassion, and justice in a world that often presents gray moral areas. We’ll share experiences, reflect on our personal journeys, and support each … Continue reading Coffee & Conversation: Living Our Values in a Complex World