Renewed Resilience
Caleigh Grogan reflects on recent reminders that all our pain (personal and communal), grief, fear, and desperation, tap into the same source as the balm for these pains; love which is the power that holds us together.
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Caleigh Grogan reflects on recent reminders that all our pain (personal and communal), grief, fear, and desperation, tap into the same source as the balm for these pains; love which is the power that holds us together.
The prophets of fear play on our anxieties and turn us against one another. None of us are immune from their influence. From its beginning, Unitarian Universalism has confronted the prophets of fear with a gospel of love. Now more than ever we are called … read more.
Where the water and the land meet. We’ll reflect on famous US swamps – real and metaphorical – that have bred safety, innovation and protection in times of uncertainty and oppression.
Rev. Elizabeth Nguyen shares learnings from what is sometimes called the heartland, flyover country where legacies of both strong social justice organizing and oppressive politics live on and the future is being made and unmade each day.
Scientist and writer Robin Wall Kimmerer talks about the concept of naturalization – that for those of us not indigenous to this land, we might become “naturalized” to it: Living on it without harming and in reciprocity. We’ll reflect on all that has happened on … read more.