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BRUNCH SUNDAY We will be joining Main Line Unitarian for their Sunday service. We will be sharing the service in our sanctuary and on Zoom. Henri Nouwen, the 20th century Dutch theologian, writer and priest, described listening as spiritual hospitality – a way of welcoming people into our very beings. Drawing on his wisdom, we … Continue reading The Hospitality of Listening
We tend to define ourselves and our lives by all the things we do. (And certainly, there is much that needs doing.) But the dark and quiet of winter invite us to an alternative experience. Even as we feel the pull toward action, we can remember and value its necessary counterpoint: stillness. Back by popular demand, Unitarian Universalist minister … Continue reading Be Still
Rev. Libby Smith returns to our pulpit, this time to share a message about the need to overcome our reticence when it comes to expressing affirmation and love. Too often, we’re reluctant to let others know how deeply they touch our lives. Overcoming barriers and reservations to giving voice to our love could transform our world, and ourselves.
The winter holidays all focus on the need for light in the darkness. But it in this lull between the holidays, let’s pause to appreciate the darkness itself, not just as a backdrop that allows the light to shine, but in all of its own mystery and beauty.
If we want to build healthy communities, we need to tend to our individual health, to be mindful and intentional about how we choose to live. But in our fast-paced world, with its expectation that we be plugged in and ready to respond at a moment’s notice, it can be hard to claim the quiet time to go deeper and do that formative work. Remember when things slowed down for one day a week? Could we reclaim a sense of Sabbath time in our lives?
We’ve all had wilderness experiences–times when life confronts us with uncertainty, fear and discomfort. The season of Lent observed in Christian faith communities worldwide invites us to embrace the wilderness and see what it has to teach us.
Announcer: Christine Perry
