Music of Protest and of Peace
Music brings us together in struggle and in peace. We will celebrate songs of protest featuring new songs coming out of the recent events in Minneapolis and also the calming power of music as well.
Music brings us together in struggle and in peace. We will celebrate songs of protest featuring new songs coming out of the recent events in Minneapolis and also the calming power of music as well.
Dr. Susan Clarke will speak on “Living Life as It Comes”, discussing human reactions to trauma – accessing our conscious brain functions versus going into fight, flight or freeze. Dr. Clarke was born in Europe just before WW 2, so she grew up with war being “normal”. After living in Sudan, Greece and London, she … Continue reading “Living Life as It Comes”
Rev Bryan Demeritte will lead the service as we celebrate spring, focusing on the wisdom and lessons of nature in spring. People are encouraged to bring cut flowers or potted seedlings or plants to exchange in the communion ceremony.
In anticipation of our coming congregational decision about hosting a Covenant of Unitarian Universalist Pagans (CUUPS) and the breakfast on May 3 (see below), Dawn Gaetke will present “Paganism 101 for a UU Audience.” She will discuss what paganism is and what it is not, as well as pagan worship practices. There will be lots … Continue reading Paganism 101 for a UU Audience
At a time when we are on a new leg of our journey, embracing possibility allows us to avoid letting what has happened become a ceiling on what might happen, and to instead adopt a willingness to step forward into the space where the outcome is still unwritten.