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When faced with making decisions over and over, day after day, one can become tired of making choices. There is a psychological term for this phenomenon: “decision fatigue” — the fact that there is a limit to how many decisions we are able to make in a day or in a week. What would it … Continue reading Decision Fatigue
Curious and engaged, Unitarian Universalists tend to be avid readers. They devour news stories, articles and editorials to keep abreast of current events and gain perspective on critical issues. They also read books — quite a lot of them, as witnessed by participation in our monthly TPUUF Book Club. In this service, several TPUUF members … Continue reading Summarizing a Summer Read 2026
Late August feels like a threshold. Summer begins to wind down, schools reopen, and many of us find ourselves preparing for a new season of life. While we often think of January as the time for new beginnings, every day offers another opportunity to begin again. This service explores how resilience, hope and the courage … Continue reading The Art of Beginning Again
Unitarian Universalism is a religion where we may believe what we must. We have the freedom and responsibility to come to our own conclusions about religious faith. There is something lacking, though — there is little guidance of how to know what to believe. Today we will engage with the “how to” of being a … Continue reading How to UU