“This could be our revolution,” writes Alice Walker, “to love what is plentiful as much as what is scarce.” Rather than strive for more, how can we learn to live content with the many gifts we’ve already been given?
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Saturday December 24 at 5:30 pm (In person and online), 5:10 pm prelude
Join us as we welcome Christmas into the world and into our hearts with a candlelight service of lessons and carols, sure to delight people of all ages. Rev. Hardies (via Zoom) and Katie … read more.
The winter holidays are often referred to as “the season of light,” a time when we light candles in the dark. One of the greatest gifts our Unitarian Universalist faith has given me is the ability to experience the world as luminous, brilliantly shining, lit … read more.
We all know that forgiveness is a virtue (forgiving ourselves, forgiving others). But what happens when we’re not yet ready to forgive? How do we prepare our hearts for forgiveness?
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Someone recently observed that American society is “a culture where everything is permitted and nothing is forgiven.” A culture that simultaneously tolerates outrageous and unethical behavior, while also “cancelling” people and calling them out. The religious practice of covenantal living, a practice at the heart … read more.
Not too long ago I was driving through the city and came upon some road work. A sign by the side of the road read: “Construction Underway. Pardon Our Mess.” I had to laugh. Sometimes I wish I could wear a sign like that! As … read more.
Bring your family and friends to our beautiful candlelit service featuring music from the First Parish choir, soloists and guest instrumentalists. Rev. Hardies will share his homily,The Light Brigade.
