Sometimes I realize that I live in a protective, liberal bubble, and mostly, I’m pretty glad about that. This past week, we received a number of harassing emails, Facebook messages or comments and a vile phone call. Most amusingly, we got a number of 1-star reviews on Google. If you want to know how I
“Didn’t there used to be candles on the Joys and Sorrows table?” This was a question posed to me by a congregant last week. Didn’t there used to be candles that people could light for the joys and sorrows that they were holding in their heart, even if they don’t want it to be read
I’d like to tell you about the party that came from a mistake. Several months ago, I had a conversation with the leaders of the Neighborhood Connectors, and with all the grace for myself that comes from recognizing that I am a human being with many roles in this congregation, I can tell you that
Our UUCP community shares journeys by supporting congregants with meals during challenging times and life transitions. Volunteers may choose to make a meal & deliver, or order take out for delivery; see the instructions in each meal train. Our current recipients include: If you’d like to help or know someone who could use some meals,
Three years ago this week, we closed the campus due to Covid. This past Sunday, we had a wonderful celebration of our Neighborhood Connectors and how we got through it, with an amazing meal from some of our newest members. I remember the first time I spoke to you all remotely–a Saturday evening broadcast that
This week, we have a special guest, ministerial intern Brigitta Vieyra, writing this week’s Notes From Your Dance Partner column. It is a delight to be written into the dance card for this week’s edition of Notes from Your Dance Partner. As a new teaching congregation, all of us will be learning, growing, and “humaning”
