Quoting Roger Angell, “Baseball seems to have been invented solely for the purpose of explaining all other things in life.” It is all metaphor, 100 percent. We project our search for meaning onto the game. The virtue the game possesses is simply that it works well as a reflector of our own inner processes. The … Continue reading A League of Our Own
We have no creeds defining our religious community. UU is one ism that is not an ism. No honesty of thought or perception ignored, no depth of feeling dismissed, no life or struggle belittled. Growth of spirit is our purpose. The sermon, written by Rev. Mark Allstrom in 2004 will be presented by Del … Continue reading What it Means to be UU
What are we but this series of stories that we tell ourselves and these images that we conjure? The challenge with memory is to hold it lightly, to avoid being trapped in the comfort or terror of any of it for too long. Reflection on one’s relics now and then is a useful spiritual discipline. … Continue reading Pillars of Our Spiritual Connection: Memory and Hope
Whatever our circumstances today, there is grace to be remembered, grace to be imagined and grace to be received. But is it deserved? And what is our response? Our service today draws from eight UU ministers. Worship Associate: Bill Chene
