Reverendo Axel Gehrmann y WA Sue Ellen Stringer Es un placer ver a un bailarín elegante actuar en el escenario. Los movimientos hermosos y fluidos parecen no requerir esfuerzo. Ser testigo de tanta gracia es inspirador. El bailarín hace que parezca fácil. Queremos levantarnos y simplemente participar. Pero en el curso de nuestras vidas agitadas y tumultuosas… Sigue leyendo “A Clumsy Person’s Guide to Grace”

Rev. Elaine Gehrmann y Micah Forstein Las festividades de Pascua y Pascua celebran la liberación: encontrar una nueva vida después de haber sido esclavizados o sepultados. ¿Cómo podemos celebrar una nueva vida en lo familiar, encontrar rejuvenecimiento en lo ordinario y cómo podemos descubrir la resurrección y la gracia sin salir de casa?

Robin Jensen y WA Ann Jacobson Lealtad: no figura entre las siete virtudes celestiales, pero la tenemos en alta estima y algunos dicen que es la cualidad más importante de todas. ¿Qué es la lealtad? ¿Cuándo y por qué la mostramos? ¿Se gana o se da libremente? Bajo … Sigue leyendo “Loyalty”

Reverenda Elaine Gehrmann y WA Ray Krise Mientras celebramos el equinoccio de primavera, es un buen momento para considerar las maravillas de nuestro hogar terrenal y nuestras obligaciones de cumplir con nuestras responsabilidades como sus habitantes. ¿Qué podríamos deberle a nuestra Madre Tierra y a nuestras criaturas compañeras?

Rev. Axel Gehrmann & W.A. Natalie Fryberger These are the well-known words of one of our Unitarian heroes, Thomas Jefferson, immortalized in the Declaration of Independence. But was it indeed self -evident for Jefferson that all people are created equal? From today’s vantage point, of course, it is clear the rights Jefferson envisioned were reserved … Sigue leyendo “We Hold These Truths to Be Self-Evident”

Rev. Elaine Gehrmann & Susan Panttaja It is often said that Unitarian Universalism is a covenantal faith. Unitarian Universalist Association (UUA) President Rev. Susan Frederick-Gray has called the UUA the “embodiment of covenant . . . life-giving, life-affirming and justice-centered.” This morning we will explore what this might mean for us, and consider the promises … Sigue leyendo “Promises, Promises”

Karen Brown & W.A. Sue Ellen Stringer What do you and I risk/gain if we stay where it’s “safe?” What do we risk/gain if we move beyond our fear into what makes us uncomfortable? Some people say that Whites are too fragile to speak up and to hear about racism – and to really “promote” … Sigue leyendo “Stretching Our Comfort Zone and Our Beloved Community”

Susan Panttaja & Celia Barberena & W.A. Natalie Fryberger Sometimes we have to take risks to continue to grow or to achieve a dream. We may risk our security, our privacy, our tranquility. Yet we know that continuing with what is known and comfortable is not an option. Today we will consider the joys of … Sigue leyendo “Living Authentically, Pursuing Our Dreams”

Rev. Axel Gehrmann & W.A. Ray Krise This Sunday marks the kickoff of our annual Stewardship campaign. (Please see page 10 for more information.) Appropriately, it falls on Valentine’s Day – a holiday devoted to love. But what is love? Is love something found at first sight? Is it unconditional? Or do we fall into … Sigue leyendo “Of Love, Loaves, and Fishes”

Rev. Elaine Gehrmann and Worship Associate Bjorn Nilson Representative John Lewis said, “When you see something that is not right, not fair, not just, you have to speak up. You have to say something; you have to do something.” He called this “making good trouble.” We can see many aspects of our current society that seem not right, … Sigue leyendo “Make Good Trouble”