Covenant and Creativity
Where does your story begin? That was the question Ruby Sales, civil rights activist, social critic, and public theologian, asked those of us who were present at a gathering centered … Continue reading Covenant and Creativity
Topic: Creation
Faith and Reproductive Freedom
Led by Rev. Alison Miller with Dana Buhl and the new C.A.R.D. Team (Caring and Action for Reproductive Dignity) Call to Worship By Rev. Alison Miller Our sanctuary is … Continue reading Faith and Reproductive Freedom
Love as Our Guide
This weekend we celebrate the life of Martin Luther King Jr. King would have turned 94 years old today were he still alive. What would King make of the times … Continue reading Love as Our Guide
Let There Be…
“I have exalted humankind With the vocation of creation. I call humankind to the same norm.” Here is one stanza of the greater works of Hildegard von Bingen, a twelfth … Continue reading Let There Be…
Wild Things, Jellybeans, and the Elusive Art of Living Fully
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
Speaking of Race
Traditional liberal religious wisdom has left us far from the Beloved Community. Dr. Robin DiAngelo, the major presenter at Seminary for a Day, will join Rev. Sinkford for a … Continue reading Speaking of Race
Keeping Sabbath in a 24/7 World
In the book of Genesis we hear the story of creation in the Judeo Christian tradition. “In the beginning when God created the heavens and the earth, the earth was … Continue reading Keeping Sabbath in a 24/7 World
Music & Worship Service: “Renaissance Within”
The Unitarian Choir presents Thomas Tallis’s 16th-century nativity mass, “Puer natus est nobis” (“A Child is Born Unto Us”), which sets the soundtrack as we read stories from within our community … Continue reading Music & Worship Service: “Renaissance Within”