“I am a Unitarian Universalist” can be quite a mouthful, so it is not unusual to hear it shortened to “I’m Unitarian.” Keeping this focus though can shift focus away from the Universalism that is an equal part of our faith tradition.

Today, we examine … read more.

The Army has a single definition for a “map” according to its doctrine, but I quickly learned once I began making them that there are many types of maps. Some maps show the present while others are for planning the future. Whether it be to … read more.

National Novel Writing Month is a time when people set themselves to the “Write A Novel” life task so many aspire. As NaNoWriMo draws to a close, it is important to not only reflect on what it means to tell a story but also what … read more.

While there is greater access to others through social media and telecommuting over Zoom, not everything gets communicated across that digital divide. A familiar critique is that emails and other exchanges lack emotion and empathy at best. What would happen if the Buddhist act of … read more.

Indigenous Peoples Day, observed on the second Monday of October, is a day when we reflect on how indigenous persons and groups have lived and continue to live in our world. Unfortunately, many see it as just another day off before returning to business as … read more.

At the beginning of October, we celebrate our connections to other creatures with whom we share this planet. Many Christians commemorate St Francis of Assisi and bless the animals in our lives while others observe World Animal Day. Others, however, use the time to reflect … read more.

Intern Minister Jake Hearen shares his first faith message from our shared pulpit.