In our reading last week, Luke Stevens-Royer wrote, “And regardless, I remember: the world won’t be destroyed, entirely, by this; the world won’t be saved, entirely, by this.” Wherever you are at this moment, whether you are celebrating, or grieving, or still very much uncertain, we are still moving forward. Our call in this world … Continue reading “Where Do We Go from Here?”
How are you feeling? How is your heart? With the election just around the corner, many of us are anxious and uncertain about what will happen next for our communities. As we prepare to live into our fifth principle, “The right of conscience and the use of the democratic process within our congregations and in … Continue reading “Election Anxiety”
Across culture and religious tradition, at this time of the year people of faith honor those who have died and connect more deeply with their ancestors. In this year where we have experienced so much death and grief, we need now more than ever space and time to hold the memory of those beloveds lost. … Continue reading “Remembrance Sunday”
Rev. Jaimie has just served on the ministerial fellowshipping committee, the body that evaluates and approves candidates for UU ministry. And this week, UUCH is welcoming in new members who are excited to join this loving community. No matter how long Unitarian Universalism has been a part of your life, we know it is a … Continue reading “Growing in Faith”
Renewal Means recommitting to Justice. (Yom Kippur, day of atonement, owning our impact and doing more)
Return to your spiritual center
Marking the start of a new year, a new ministry, a new beginning with the ritual of Water Communion…
UUA President Susan Frederick-Gray writes, “This is no time for a casual faith or a casual commitment to your values, your community, your congregation, or your soul.” Her words are true no matter our circumstances, but they are especially true today. What are you learning and discovering in yourself that we will need as we … Continue reading Rose, Bloom Again!
Two months ago we were certain of so much. As that certainty has shifted into unknowns and possibilities, many of us are left scrambling, wanting to feel grounded and connected. In the chaos and confusion, who, what, and when can we trust? Candidate for settled ministry, Jaimie Dingus reflects on the covenants those promises that … Continue reading Trust in These Times
