Internet memes are full of supposed bits of wisdom traded between Pooh and Piglet–none of which are actually true to Milne’s writing. But it might just be that the denizens of Pooh Corner do have something to teach us. Who knows more about beginner’s mind than a Bear of Very Little Brain? Rev Lynn Ungar … Continue reading The House at Pooh Corner
In a world that would like to push us toward conformity and a capitalist version of productivity, what might we gain from pursuing activities that are, well, just odd? Rev. Dr. Lynn Ungar preaching with Worship Leader Jan Apland-Curtis. Music from Mary R. and A Time for All Ages from Tara T. AV tech services … Continue reading Dances with Dogs: The Power of Joyful Non-Conformity
UUs often talk about earth-centered spirituality, but what would it mean to practice a spirituality rooted in actual earth–the very literal ground of our being? Rev. Dr. Lynn Ungar preaching with Worship Leader Katie N.P. Music from Mary R. and a Time for All Ages from Tara T. AV Tech services from Jon N. Potluck … Continue reading Dirt (Earth-Centered Spirituality)
In a world that seems ever more dangerous and distressing, how do we practice resilience? What does it take to be someone who bounces back? Rev. Dr. Lynn Ungar preaching with Worship Leader Rev. Suzie Matranga-Watson. Music from Mary R. and a Time for All Ages from Tara T. AV tech services by Patty W. Rev. … Continue reading Good Thing I Bounce!
(Note: We will meet on ZOOM this week and/or in the chapel. See below for details) Poetry is nice and all, but what is it really for? The same question might be asked about religion. Rev. Dr. Lynn Ungar, who is both a poet and a UU minister, will offer her thoughts on what poetry … Continue reading The Purpose of Poetry
