Mother’s Day: Holding Joy and Grief
This day brings joy for some and grief, loss or longing for others — and all are welcome here. We honor the complexity of Mother’s Day.
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This day brings joy for some and grief, loss or longing for others — and all are welcome here. We honor the complexity of Mother’s Day.
“Beginner’s Mind” is a Zen Buddhist concept of approaching experiences with openness instead of preconceived ideas or expectations. It is a way of engaging with the world which expands opportunities and diminishes disappointment. Come together to explore this simple, difficult and deeply transformative spiritual practice.
Our annual UU Troubadours service this year will explore how UU Troubadours reveal possibilities — of love, loss, hope, peace, sorrow, joy, e.g. — that words alone may not wholly express. UU Troubadours are singer/songwriters who make our Unitarian Universalist faith more accessible and inspire us to greater heights of spiritual awareness, mindful living and … Continue reading UU Troubadours 2026: Exploring Life’s Possibilities in Song