The Sikh tradition offers “Ik Onkar,” a phrase at the heart of the Sikh faith—which means “oneness ever unfolding.” Valarie Kaur guides us through this beautiful faith tradition, inviting learning and an exploration of oneness in her recent book, Sage Warrior. May the deepest understanding of oneness, that all are part of the one, invite trust … Continue reading “Oneness Ever Unfolding” – Rev. Kathryn Adams, Minister — In-person & Zoom

This is our flower communion.* Today, I invite us to imagine the fecundity of flowers. How many millions of seeds can come from each flower. Seeds can grow in the most unlikely of places. Seeds hold our heritage and take them into an unspecified future. Today, let us explore what imagining possibility looks like for … Continue reading “Imagine Possibility” – Rev. Kathryn Adams, Minister — In-person & Zoom

This Sunday is both Easter Sunday and the closest Sunday to Earth Day!! How is the cycle of rebirth calling us to live with Love at the center of our lives?

Deep joy is an act of spirituality; the wisdom traditions of the world teach joy, and we live in an attention economy full of distractions. Let’s talk about joy, our attention and the growth it can bring.

How do we restore or rebuild trust after there has been harm? Join us for an exploration of how releasing ourselves and others from judgement and shame can help restore trust, learning and open each other to new experiences of joy.

In our communities? Join us for a conversation and reflection.

“Belonging Brings Hope” – Our Stewardship theme speaks to the power of belonging. Belonging invites an active hope, an active love, and creates a powerful community.

Our UU values offer us the opportunity to engage Generosity theologically. As we start our Stewardship campaign with the theme “Belonging Brings Hope.” Our newly adopted UU Value of Generosity is “We cultivate a spirit of generosity and hope”.

Let’s reflect on our lives as a story… a story we are writing. As a congregation, community, and even a nation, the same is true. Today we will have the opportunity to reflect on a core story, one that we hold as part of who we are, and another story that no longer serves us … Continue reading “Our Life is but a Story” – Rev. Kathryn Adams, Minister — In-person & Zoom

Myths hold the mystery of humanity’s experiences when we can’t explain them. We shape myths with our social values, worldviews, and assumptions and in turn are shaped by these same myths. The dance of myth and mystery is a beautiful thing. Let’s explore them together.