The Courage to Live Fully & Wholeheartedly
“The reward for conformity was that everyone liked you except yourself.” (Rita Mae Brown) It takes courage to be oneself and to live wholeheartedly.
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The Courage to Apologize & Forgive
As we commemorate Indigenous People’s Day, we take a look at our own history as Unitarian Universalists in relation to Native Americans.
The Courage To Be Vulnerable
“Vulnerability is not winning or losing; it’s having the courage to show up and be seen when we have no control over the outcome. Vulnerability is not weakness; it’s our greatest measure of courage.” (Brené Brown) Soul Matters Sunday.
The Upcoming Schism in Unitarian Universalism (And What We Can Do to Prevent It)
There are two visions for the future of Unitarian Universalism being circulated right now- The Gadfly Papers, and the 8th Principle. Let’s talk about both and how they each envision our faith tradition going forward. Emily is a member and past president of the UU Congregation of Jamestown, NY.
The Fears That Bind Us
What are you afraid of? I spent the summer listening to Gareth Higgins narrate his book, How Not To Be Afraid – and it’s been a game changer. This is the beginning of a larger conversation.
Gathered Here
At this annual Ingathering service, we reaffirm our deep connection to one another and to the Earth we love. Bring water from your summer adventures or pour from the common source as we reaffirm our covenantal relationship. Today is also the closing of the Living Green Festival.
Love’s Labor Lost (and Found)
What is it you love to do? Have you lost sight of that which makes your heart sing?
Into The Labyrinth
What is a labyrinth? Where do they come from? What do they mean (if they mean anything)? What is the fascination? Why does anyone bother? We will consider the history and several possible ways to interpret the enduring mystery of labyrinths.
Little Things
We focus on the big things — but our experience, the arts, and scientific observation affirm that the little things matter more to us. We make mountains out of molehills; perhaps for good reason.
When Summer Ends
Rev. Frawley will explore the journey of seasons, both environmental and spiritual.