Courage to be Uncomfortable
Where are the places we are called to but have yet to go? What will it take to dig deep within ourselves and go where courage calls us as individuals, … Continue reading Courage to be Uncomfortable
Where are the places we are called to but have yet to go? What will it take to dig deep within ourselves and go where courage calls us as individuals, … Continue reading Courage to be Uncomfortable
When I was a child, one of my favorite books was “where the Wild things Are” by Maurice Sendak. It was a beginning of a love affair with books and … Continue reading Wild Things, Jellybeans, and the Elusive Art of Living Fully
“The Dance of Light and Dark” Tonight, beloved friends, we welcome the peace of the dark. The Wheel of the Year Again turns again and again, and tonight we find … Continue reading Winter Solstice Celebration: Honoring the Dark
This Sunday’s service will come from the staff of the Pacific Western Region of the Unitarian Universalist Association. They will offer reflections on Naomi Shihab Nye’s poem “Gate 4A” to … Continue reading Lessons from Gate 4A
Good morning. It’s a pleasure to be with you all today on this lovely 2nd Sunday in October for my 2nd time in the pulpit. I do have to say … Continue reading Queering Colonialism