Embracing Difference with Love, Curiosity, and Respect
A loving, curious and respectful reflection on the topics this month as we have explored Pluralism and prepare for Transformation.
Speaker: Rev. Kathryn Bert
Sacred beings, diverse in culture, experience, and theology.
We learn from one another in our free and responsible search for truth and meaning.
The Enneagram: Exploring a Plurality of Perspectives
Many people find that understanding personality type helps them navigate life with greater ease. A sophisticated and powerful system for self-understanding and personal development, the Enneagram is used worldwide as an effective tool in spirituality and personal growth. Dale Rhodes of Enneagram Portland presents.
Delighting in Movement
We are exploring love as it relates to those things which delight us. Dance, movement, pantomime, and the ways we move our bodies are a constant source of delight. Why is this so? How can we take advantage of this biological fact?
Hungarian Delight
You may think of dessert, but I’m thinking of my trip to Romania to attend the 4th Convocation of Unitarian, Universalist, and Unitarian Universalist Women… I hope to share photos, stories, and a little about Unitarian Universalism around the world.
Love at the Center
Love is the power that holds us together and is at the center. We do the work of living our shared values through the spiritual discipline of Love.
Our Transylvanian Roots
As I prepare to travel to attend the 4th International Convocation of Unitarian Universalist Women in Kolozsvár, Romania, I’ve been thinking about our European roots, especially the region known as Transylvania. It’s known for medieval towns, mountainous borders and castles like Bran Castle, a Gothic fortress associated with the legend of Dracula. It is also … Continue reading Our Transylvanian Roots
On Culture and Adaptation
In this ever-changing and multicultural world, we look at how it is we adapt to change and affect the culture at large. We will hear from the SW Equity Coalition this morning as well.
On Interdependence
I like to celebrate “Interdependence Day” rather than “Independence Day.” While it is important to separate from our oppressors, we must recognize our linkages, too. Especially as our national presidential election looms, that we will be in relationship with those who voted for the other candidate is not in question. The question is: how do … Continue reading On Interdependence
Summertime
We celebrate a different rhythm to our lives in the summer, generally. Let’s reflect on the invitation to a slower pace that summer can bring. This service will feature more poetry and silence than usual.