Rev. Dr. Linda Hart Worship watch party in the sanctuary and zoom worship with Tahoma UU in their zoom room Poet Stanley Kuntz writes, “How shall the heart be reconciled to its feast of losses?” We’ll explore the difference between being broken apart and being broken open. https://www.tahomauu.com/services/the-feast-of-losses-2022-october-2/ Due to the illness of several staff members, … Continue reading Feast of Losses
Rev. Kristen Kuriga, Minister, and Quinn Rose, Lay Leader Live multiplatform worship in the sanctuary and over zoom! Throughout the month of September we are exploring the spiritual theme of belonging. According to poet John O’Donohue, “The word ‘belonging’ holds together two fundamental aspects of life: Being and Longing.” When have you experienced belonging? What … Continue reading Transforming Conflict
Rev. Jennifer D. Alviar, Guest Minister Live multiplatform worship in the sanctuary and over zoom! Could the threat of climate change and the collapse of the institutional church serve as the necessary impetus to reform and rewild both ecology and theology? Please join us as we explore these questions from one UU minister’s pilgrimage through … Continue reading Living on the Edge of Ecological Renewal
Rev. Kristen Kuriga Live multiplatform worship in the sanctuary and over zoom! Throughout the month of September we are exploring the spiritual theme of belonging. According to poet John O’Donohue, “The word ‘belonging’ holds together two fundamental aspects of life: Being and Longing.” When have you experienced belonging? What does your soul most long for? … Continue reading Welcome Home!
Rev. Kristen Kuriga Live multiplatform worship in the sanctuary and over zoom! Throughout the month of September we are exploring the spiritual theme of belonging. According to poet John O’Donohue, “The word ‘belonging’ holds together two fundamental aspects of life: Being and Longing.” When have you experienced belonging? What does your soul most long for? … Continue reading The Path of Belonging
Rev. Kristen Kuriga, Minister, and Melinda Einander, Director of Family Ministries Live multi-platform worship in the sanctuary and online through zoom! In-person WorshipJoin us in the Saltwater sanctuary. Our doors open at 10:15 am. The sanctuary will be open to a maximum of 40 people (3ft social distancing) and overflow in the welcome room. There … Continue reading Season of Change
Rev. Joe Rettenmaier, Guest Minister Live multi-platform worship in the sanctuary and online through zoom! With so many social forces and world events impacting our lives every day, it can often feel overwhelming to live our lives forward with certainty. Join us for a journey through pearls of wisdom that can help guide us through … Continue reading The One Thing You Can Be Certain Of
Rev. Kristen Kuriga Live multi-platform worship in the sanctuary and online through zoom! Join us to celebrate our blessing of the animals. This is an opportunity to honor the connection we have with our beloved pets, and to express our gratitude and well wishes for the friendship and care they bring to our lives. There will also … Continue reading Blessing of the Animals
Among Unitarian Universalism’s six sources is a reference to teachings that “warn us against idolatries of the mind and spirit.” What might this mean? Perhaps Richard Rohr’s A Lever and A Place To Stand, which makes use of Archimedes’ lever principle in its call for integrated action and contemplation, is an example of such a teaching. … Continue reading Give Me a Place to Stand On, and I Will Move the World
Janelle Durham, Lay Leader, Northlake UU Church Worship watch party in the sanctuary and online through Northlake’s zoom room! As a parent educator and teacher, I often say that there is no one single right way to parent or to teach, because different children need different supports to reach their fullest potential. We need to … Continue reading Responsiveness as a Spiritual Practice
