Sophia Lyon Fahs is one wonderful example of someone with a life-long commitment to religious education and to Unitarian Universalism. Let’s look at the devotion this liberal faith can inspire

The increasing cold and decreasing daylight can have us waiting for changes. We can have happy anticipation and foreboding, all at the same time. What are we waiting for?

Most days do not get specially marked on the calendar, but some dates we will always remember just where we were and what we were doing when we heard The News. Let’s talk about what memory holds and, maybe, why.

Thanks to transportation networks, cheap energy, and international trade treaties, the notion of produce “in season” becomes less a part of our menu planning. But seasons remain an important reality of life.

There is a lot that needs doing – in our faith community, in our world. And there is also good spiritual practice and good ministry to us all in knowing none of us has to do it all. Let’s welcome new members too.

Our recognition and celebration of the importance of pets and other animals and of the blessing we are to each other is in October this year. It “just happens” to be on St. Francis Day; we’ll talk about that, and the Pope too.