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[Click image for Renewal Project website] Just a friendly reminder that tomorrow’s film from the 1st Tuesday Social Action Film Festival is RENEWAL, and it’s all about faith communities acting as stewards of the earth. From the official description Across the nation, people of faith are standing up for the environment. Evangelical Christians are fighting mountaintop removal, [...] Whether you’re celebrating at home, with friends and family (biological or chosen), or going out somewhere fancy, we wish you a safe, happy holiday weekend. To celebrate the day, we’re sharing this video from UU Planet: After you’ve watched it, we hope you’ll come back here to the blog, and share some of the things you’re thankful [...] Unitarian-Universalism is All We Teach Rev. Mark Walz preaches that above all else, the only thing that ultimately matters is love; love for the mystery and love for each other. This religion is important. This religion is all we teach. (15:03) Ultimate Abundance, Ultimate Optimism – Rev. Mark Walz “This is a wondrous church… an amazing congregation and a wonderful time for us to be alive…” In this sermon based on the fifth smooth stone, Rev. Mark Walz discusses the human and divine resources which can help to bring about the changes we seek. These resources are a [...] by Susan Biali, MD Source: Psychology Today I frequently talk about relationships as one of the most important contributors to your health and happiness. And it’s not just your closest relationships – the number of social contacts you have in your daily life, period (including the bank teller and your neighbor down the street) are directly associated [...]
The Fall of Freddie the Leaf Those of you who attended church on Sunday the 15th know that we had a live reading of The Fall of Freddie the Leaf, instead of a video presentation, for our dramatic moment. The author credit was accidentally left out of the [...] Every now and then go away, have a little relaxation, for when you come back to your work your judgment will be surer. Go some distance away because then the work appears smaller and more of it can be taken in at a glance and a lack of harmony and proportion is more readily seen. [...] |
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