Still Life
The theme of “liberation” has been a rich one for me. From the pulpit it allowed me to speak about Islam and finding of freedom through obedience. It also opened … Continue reading Still Life
The theme of “liberation” has been a rich one for me. From the pulpit it allowed me to speak about Islam and finding of freedom through obedience. It also opened … Continue reading Still Life
Click on this link to see a summary report of the results of this year’s church survey.
My yearly trek to Mexico provides the inspiration for this series. When there, I live in a traditional Mexican neighborhood. I am immersed in lively music, noisy family doings, spicy … Continue reading June: Susan Cunningham
I resist “us and them” thinking in my own spirit and I urge you to resist it in yours. That is no small ask in a time when so much … Continue reading A Small Thing
I am writing from Chicago where I am attending the 175 Anniversary celebration for Meadville/Lombard Theological School, one of only two Unitarian Universalist seminaries preparing ministers to serve our faith. … Continue reading Presence, Not Absence
“Reproductive justice asserts that all people have the right to bodily autonomy, to have a child (or not have a child), to parent that child with dignity in safe and … Continue reading Black Mamas Matter
I made a mistake this morning. Just up, wondering whether our political system would lurch another step closer to some final melt-down, I turned cable news on. As I watched, … Continue reading Grounded in Love