Guest UU minister, Philip Douglas, will reflect on four poems from the book Questions for the Religious Journey: Finding Your Own Faith, by George Kimmich Beach. The poems and the sermon focus on four stages of consciousness: awakening, understanding, deciding, and acting. Direct link to service.
On Sunday, July 14, we explore the deep spiritual connection that Unitarian Universalists often feel with nature, tracing its origins to the Transcendentalist Movement of the early 19th century and Ralph Waldo Emerson’s writing, among others. How does Transcendentalism and its ideas about nature continue to influence modern Unitarian Universalist spirituality, and what revisions do … Continue reading “Nature’s Inspiration: A New Transcendentalism”
Direct link to YouTube stream HERE. Join us Sunday to consider how broken things can be beautiful. The title comes from the Leonard Cohen song “Anthem.”
