Mustard Seed
Do you scatter mustard seeds in your garden? Probably not; maybe that’s what that parable is about. Speaking of growing, we’ll be welcoming many new members.
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Do you scatter mustard seeds in your garden? Probably not; maybe that’s what that parable is about. Speaking of growing, we’ll be welcoming many new members.
On Mother’s Day we look to mothers and other women whose strengths are so needed, especially now.
We, all ages together, will sing and otherwise celebrate Pete Seeger and other Unitarian Universalist troubadours and activists.
Resurrection is a topic for many on Easter Sunday. Rebirth speaks of something or someone of the past being brought back again. Birth brings us something new. Both are amazing.
Some folks are sure of their being right; they treat others with contempt. There are stories with that plot. Let’s look at one.
In April of 1967 Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. gave a talk at New York City’s Riverside Church. He linked poverty and war. It drew much criticism; that he should stick to his own issues. Maybe they are all parts of that interconnected web of all existence.
Stories in the Christian Testament about generosity, like those elsewhere, point to quality rather than quantity. Let’s look at one.
Praying – it’s more than petitioning a deity. And, yes, it is a topic for UUs to consider.
Entitlements have become targets of governments’ budget cutting. A founding document of this nation lists rights we are entitled to. Probably there are more.
Slavery, segregation, the New Jim Crow – they’re all part of our nation’s history, and (watch the news) increasingly of our present reality. Can we do more than talk?