by Robin Mitzcavitch, Director of Religious Exploration & Education
I’ve been thinking a lot about this spring that’s upon us. I’m planning gardens, planning curriculum for our outdoor programming at UUCW, and appreciating the early blooming trees. I look at our new frontage at … read more.
Photo credit to Uwe Bressem, Berlin, Germany
One day, the Buddha and a large following of monks and nuns were passing through a village. The Buddha chose a large shade tree to sit beneath so the group could rest awhile out … read more.
by Moira Rouse, Stewardship Team
Photo credit to Uwe Bressem, Berlin, Germany
Maskman and Robin serve our congregation and the community of Woo City. But our spiritual triumph over Apathy has global consequences: Seen here in the Sprengelkiez district of Berlin the call went out for … read more.
Many of the most lasting myths in a number of religions have to do with the power of naming. In the Hebrew scriptures, Adam is given this responsibility early on in the book of Genesis. “So the man gave names … read more.
by Laura K. Secor
This week’s entry is a quote from the Touchstone materials for “Mystery”
Oh Divine Spirit by Rev. Tess Baumberger
Oh Divine Spirit,
healer of our hurts,
consoler of our sorrows,
vibrant light of happiness,
birther of all life
and gentle way of death,
hear our prayer.
We raise our hearts … read more.
by Robin Mitzcavitch, Director of Religious Exploration & Education
It has been a year since we shut down our in-person Religious Exploration programming and church services due to the pandemic.
It’s kind of hard to believe!
Initially, we were going to just struggle through those next few … read more.
by Rev. Aaron Payson
Our puppy, Sophie, now 18 weeks old has thoroughly enjoyed her jaunts in our snow-filled yard. She races from one end to the other in a figure eight that speaks of the ecstasy of being alive. That puppy energy has also … read more.
by Laura K. Secor
Hello my friends,
As you may recall, in the early days of the pandemic my teenager announced that they were non-binary, and preferred that we use “they/them” pronouns when talking about them. This led to a few months that would have been … read more.
by Robin Mitzcavitch, Director of Religious Exploration & Education
I don’t agree with this statement.
In my life, in my dearest relationships, saying, “I’m sorry” has been necessary in order to maintain those relationships. For me, love can give you the strength and courage to … read more.
