Curiosity is one of our core values. How does it manifest in our daily lives? Staying curious can lead to new experiences, new relationships, and new ways of being. What can we do to resist the call of the comfortable, the familiar, and instead awaken new curiosity within ourselves? Ian Van Sice (he/him), Worship LeaderBruce … Continue reading Stay Curious
What is Earth’s future? As Unitarian Universalists, we value interdependence and respect the living web of existence. What might it mean for Earth if humans embraced the possibilities of less human-centered worldviews? Join us as we explore this and experience an Earth-centered ritual. Ian Van Sice (he/him), Worship LeaderCarol Underwood (she/her), Worship Associate Find today’s … Continue reading Deep Possibility
True attention requires more than passively experiencing sensation. We must listen and witness with our full hearts and minds. With minds free to seek the truth, hearts that are kind, and love at the center of our values, we continue watching, hearing, learning, and loving. Ian Van Sice (he/him), Worship LeaderBob Patrick (he/him), Worship Associate … Continue reading With Heart and Mind
We must have hope for a better tomorrow, but it is the hope for a springtime rebirth, not a return to what was. We hope for a precious new life in Beloved Community. Still, we must acknowledge and feel the sadness of current events. Let us, the bereaved hopeful, grieve together. Ian Van Sice (he/him), … Continue reading Grieving Together
The world is a big place with a never-ending supply of injustices. Our Unitarian Universalist faith is an active one – we feel compelled to live our values. Sometimes it feels like each attempt to live our values is just a drop in the bucket of a vast sea of problems in our lives, our … Continue reading Our Corner of the Sky
Families are as varied as we are; they come in many different configurations, sizes and with unique stories. As we discuss Tending the Commons, join us for this UUCG Men’s Group led service that examines what Family can mean: To be part of a family, to be seen by your family, and to be loved … Continue reading Tending the Family
