Bridgid Weaving, Steelwork
Sacred Geometry is used in many spiritual practices throughout the world. Nature’s geometry has been considered sacred for many years, and the study of energy patterns and symbols reveals earth, creation, and life itself.
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Renewing the Covenant
A culture of meanness is eroding our society. Hostile rhetoric is leading to violent action on the political front, while incidents of road rage, cyberbullying and vulgarity are features of daily life. Can congregations like … read more.
Story of Jemima
Sandy relates her childhood experiences in the South having a black housekeeper/childcare woman who became an important part of her life. Younger people do not have the strong memories of Jim Crow days and the … read more.
“Love and Rockets”
Our humanist roots are sourced deep in the Enlightenment. What did happiness, reverence, hope, and reason mean to those who lived and thought in that time? How do they inform Unitarian Universalists today?