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Is happiness all it’s cracked up to be? Is it necessary? Is it even possible? And just how many loads of laundry does it take to get there? Asking for a friend. Patricia Hennigan is a candidate for Unitarian Universalist ministry, currently completing her Master of Divinity at Drew Theological School with a focus on … Continue reading You Don’t Have to Be Happy
Wouldn’t it be lovely if nothing was ever complicated? If people and holidays and tables were all as we wanted them to be? Let’s gather in thanksgiving for the world as it is.
As we deepen our conversation on Healing, we invite Joy to play alongside our wounds.
Through our monthly Joys and Sorrows ritual, this Sunday we introduce our new monthly theme of Healing. Don’t forget to turn your clocks back and bring in some candy for our candy swap!
After a time of sabbath, we welcome back Rev. Kim, and welcome also new partners in our work to build a mutual and beloved community. What does it mean, in this world, at this time, to survive?
…the 21st night of September? How about high school? Or the song that immediately makes you think of your spouse? Or the smell of Thanksgiving dinner growing up? Nostalgia starts surprisingly young and can be an incredibly powerful force in our lives. Come reflect on how the things that fondly yank us back to the … Continue reading Do You Remember…
At a time of increasingly siloed existences, in what ways are we all deeply connected? On this Joys and Sorrows Sunday, let us explore these bigger questions, quiet our spirits, and just be together.
As we gather just two days after the 249th anniversary of our country’s declaration of freedom from authoritarian rule and tyranny, what does this mean in America today? What can we learn from those who have come before? What does it mean to truly live into the spirit of the American Revolution?
UUCWC will be holding one virtual service at 10am. Please check here for details. Oh, this is a mean season. The news gives our hearts and minds an existential whiplash. The wet cold mocks our bones. What is a soul to do? Gather in our religious community and wrap it around for communal healing. Rev. Tandi … Continue reading Saying Yes to Grief and Healing as a Form of Resistance
