Topic: Mind & Spirit

Faith in Action

Anne Lamott writes, “I have a lot of faith. But I am also afraid a lot, and have no real certainty about anything. I remembered something Father Tom had told me–that the opposite of faith is not doubt, but certainty. Certainty is missing the point entirely. Faith includes noticing the mess, the emptiness and discomfort, … Continue reading Faith in Action

Rejuvenating Your Faith

Join UUCP’s very own community minister Rev. Maggie Lovins as we gather again in the transition to spring. What does it look like to renew ourselves as nature renews herself? Let us come together for renewing, reviving and restoring our faith together.

Practices for a Meaningful Life

All of the stress and conflict bombarding us lately can leave us feeling anxious, confused, burnt out — seemingly without purpose or joy. During this talk, Lauren will review what sacred teachings, scientific research, and other sources have to say about quality of life. Practices such as nurturing relationships, serving others, and experiencing wonder seem … Continue reading Practices for a Meaningful Life

The Season of Lights

In this darkest time of the year, communities of faith light candles to brighten our nights, as well as our spirits. We enter the second week of Advent in the midst of Hanukah and on the cusp of Bodhi Day, the time when Prince Gautama took his place under the Bodhi tree, seeking to attain … Continue reading The Season of Lights

Roots And Wings: The Life Long Process of Leaving Home

As we approach the holidays, many of us may be anticipating gathering with family. Others may be contemplating how things will be different this year, because of changes to the traditional gathering. Regardless of how we celebrate the holidays, it is likely we will be visited by memories and thoughts of relationships from our growing … Continue reading Roots And Wings: The Life Long Process of Leaving Home

A Time to Remember

This week across the world people are remembering and honoring the lives of loved ones who have died. Particular rituals and traditions bring comfort, as people remember friends and family members who were important to them. For many, the magnitude of loss as a result of the Covid-19 virus, has made these observances especially meaningful … Continue reading A Time to Remember

The Journey… What is it anyway?

There are several philosophies about Life being a Journey; however, perhaps there is more to it than that. Perhaps we have experienced more journeys than we realize. What do we take with us and when do we arrive? UUCP Member Nancy Hagman will explore this with us, in the sanctuary and live on Facebook.