We all bring our gifts to this cherished community. This Sunday, Minister Sarah dares to talk about money from the pulpit. Come and see how she does then join us for brunch after the service. Together, we can cultivate the world we dream of. Minister: Sarah Caine Coordinator: Peter Holland  Musician: Debra Reid
“How do we love our neighbors while trying to solve difficult environmental problems?” Wicked problems are problems that are especially difficult to solve because of factors like incomplete information, changing environments and complex or interdependent systems. We will consider several “wicked” problems concerning nature and the resources we extract from it. Guest Speaker: David O’Hara, … Continue reading Wicked Problems in Environmental Ethics and Policy
Join Amanda Johnson, author of Becoming Enough, as she takes us on an inspiring journey to the already perfect self. Originally from Sioux Falls, Amanda is a writer, teacher, and host of the Being Inspired Radio Show with more than 10 years of experience performing, educating, facilitating, and consulting with a personal mission to reach … Continue reading Becoming Enough
How do we harness such an creature as our UU identity? What is our Faith? Where is our faith? Minister Sarah shares some of her hope from and for our denomination.
Community is always changing, join us today to celebrate our newest members of All Souls. Minister Sarah will explore what membership means for our UU faith. How do we show up? What do we expect from each other?
It was in 1986 that Unitarian Universalist minister Robert Fulghum first became known for Everything I Need to Know I Learned in Kindergarten. Fulghum, who will celebrate his 80th birthday in June, continues to write, saying he does so because he wants to be one of those people who “teach us, bless us, encourage us, … Continue reading Words I Wish I Wrote: A Tribute to Robert Fulghum
Guest Speaker, Kristyne Wallth, speaks on the Center for New Americans, a program of Lutheran Social Services. LSS began providing resettlement services for refugees as early as 1948, when the organization resettled displaced people from Europe following World War II. While the origin of populations resettled shifts depending on global conflicts, LSS continues to provide … Continue reading Center for New Americans
We Unitarian Universalists are not alone in the wonder we feel at the universe. As far back as humans go, there are explanations for the natural world. Join Minister Sarah Caine for this small peek at different expressions of “Oh, Wow!”
We are all complete and also in progress. There is a longing for partnership that is innate in our being, but it doesn’t mean that we need others to be whole ourselves. Join Minister Sarah Caine as she explores personal longing for wholeness.
Guest Speaker Wesley Hromatko will discuss how author Kurt Vonnegut’s book Wonder and Imagination can stir up our own wonder and longing. About Wesley Hromatko: Dr. Hromatko is a UU minister who has served congregations on the East Coast and in the Midwest. Several of his articles are featured in denominational publications. He is currently … Continue reading Wonder and Imagination
