The Japanese phrase “Shinrin-Yoku” translates roughly to “forest bathing”, or bathing in the natural environment of a forest. Many scientific studies show the physical and mental health benefits of practicing Shinrin-Yoku. It can be a spiritual practice to express the UU 7th principle; come experience it in UUCR’s own young woodland, weather permitting.
Ghandi once called on us to “be the change you wish to see in the world.” Recognizing that there are a lot of social justice issues worthy of attention in our community, the social concerns team is trying to identify ways in which we can make an impact.
We hear a lot about the state of religion, spirituality, and congregations. Let’s talk trends, facts and figures, and the historical context, and what all of that means for the future of UUCR and religion at large.
Even though Unitarian Universalists have their own set of guiding principles, members consist of people with many different beliefs, from Atheism to Theism. In between are those who have faith in other religious tenets drawn from Christianity, Humanism, Buddhism, Naturalism, Agnosticism and others. Join us as we invite listeners to describe where their own religious beliefs … Continue reading July 24, Ms. Margie Conlin, Ms. Dorothy Jensen, “The Spectrum of UU Beliefs”
Practice is the heart and soul of the world’s religions, and it is also a distinguishing characteristic of today’s spirituality movements. Spiritual practices connect us with the Divine, our true selves, our neighbors, and the world. What spiritual practices do you embrace?
Harvey will give an overview of a model for measuring leadership potential that integrates dozens of different theories. A survey was created based on this profile and given to thousands of business leaders to assess them.
This certainly has been the most contentious election period of our lifetime. The money spent by candidates in many political contests has been “over the top.” Zane Carter has some fascinating and doable solutions; we all may have a part to play.
June 26, Mr. Nathan Ferster, “Where Does Our Food Come From?” Nathan will share some interesting experiences and perhaps will will share foods from our own gardens?
June 19, Ms. Margie Conlin, “Fathers Day.” Do you recall the one-woman show she presented several years ago on Fathers Day? Come prepared to be amazed!
June 12, Dr. John LaFerla, “The Importance of Live after Death.” John indicates that this is not what you think, and has us all curious to hear what he knows.
