by admin | Feb 2, 2022
As I have been preparing ideas for the February 6 service on our relationship with time, I’ve been reflecting on the time we are in now. It’s February. We spent time in lockdown and isolation trying to control the contagion, and the great efforts and sacrifices saved...
by admin | Jan 5, 2022
How can one weep for someone one has never met? This is the question that went through my mind as I sobbed reading the news that Archbishop Desmond Tutu had died. He died at the age of 90 on December 26, 2021. Perhaps you have a prophetic voice—a writer, speaker,...
by admin | Dec 6, 2021
This past month, I was reminded of how interwoven our lives are in the Chequamegon Bay. Whether it is the care and wisdom of an elder; showing up wholeheartedly in one’s job, in community service or leadership; or avocations such as music and theater, we take care of...
by admin | Oct 4, 2021
Many people who find a spiritual home with Unitarian Universalism (UU) didn’t grow up in this tradition, and I frequently get the question: where did UU come from? Some traditions, including religious traditions, live in the past. Others forget their roots and are...
by admin | Jan 6, 2021
How often have I said over the past year, “When things get back to normal…” knowing full well that I do not want to return to many of the ways that things were, nor call them normal. Yet life has a sense of suspended reality to it. It’s difficult to live in the...
