We’re all on our own separate journeys of life, and today, right now, those journeys have converged at this church. What does it mean to be part of a church’s journey, and how does being part of a church shape our journeys? Michelle Ma, a California native who is really loving Ohio, received her Masters in Divinity from the Pacific School of…
What if the impossible happened, and on a regular day you encountered things you never could have imagined in your wildest dreams? What response would your experience spark in you? (NO AUDIO AVAILABLE–LAURA)
(With a special performance by Terry DeTar) Our Wayside Pulpit this month proclaims “there are many paths but only one journey.” The journey is that important. It’s important enough that it’s the thing that in our Bond of Union we promise to do together. But maybe the journey and the destination aren’t as important as the the way we go. Maybe the…
How do we live into a lifelong journey of spiritual growth? The first step is to start with being present to where you are in your life now, and having the courage to go inward. And then to keep going…. Join Rev. Rina as we ponder spiritual growth from the inside out and back again!
Words are spiritual. Words have shaped us, individually and collectively on our journey. These words, that thrill us, the ones that scare us, and the ones we refuse to say, they ALL MATTER. They are all a part of defining who we are as a spiritual being and community. Barbara Walker is a candidate for Credentialed Lay Minister at West Shore UU…
In the game of chess, a gambit is an opening move whereby a pawn is strategically sacrificed in order to create an advantage. Which kind of sounds like a Cold War move made across the iron curtain. But simply walking around can be a different kind of gambit. It just requires experiencing things a little differently.
What happens when moments of truth are revealed in unexpected sources and in unexpected ways? Rev. Beth is UU Minister who has been serving congregations in Ohio for as long as any of us can remember. She’s also a proud new grandmother. Go ahead and ask her about her recent trip to San Diego.
Peter H. Reynolds the author of “The Dot” says, “It is sad to see kids (even grown-up children) creative energy slowing down, being packed away. I am convinced it’s because they learn early that there are ‘rules’ to follow. But when it comes to expressing yourself, you can change the rules, stretch them, or ignore them and dive headfirst into the unknown.