Día de los Muertos is celebrated mostly in Mexico and some parts of Central and South America. Recently it has become increasingly popular among Latino communities abroad, including in the United States. It’s a celebration of life, not death so come and help us CELEBRATE!!
The old tent revivals were where people went to sing and pray, to socialize and celebrate, to evangelize, and to renew their faith. A “Climate Revival” is going to be a bit different, of course, but maybe some things can stay the same. In any case, it sure looks like we need saving!
We will be celebrating Article II value of “interdependence” and the covenant “to protect Earth and allbeings from exploitation. We will create and nurture sustainable relationships of care and respect, mutuality and justice. We will work to repair harm and damaged relationships.”
We will expand our view of who is welcomed, to broaden inclusivity to include race, class, spiritual practice, ability, as well as gender identification, to explore “what is queer?”
On August 1st, I began my second and final year as your minister. There is often a lot of confusion among Unitarian Universalists about the role and function of a minister in our churches, so, as our congregation looks deeply into who your next minister will be, I decided to talk about Ministry and Ministers … Continue reading A Good Enough Minister
