Spirit

Finding new life after burning out at church.

Watching a loved one fade into dementia and yearning for grace.

We write the story of our lives with each choice we make, but do we take time to read it?

Found objects, discovered meanings.

Welcoming people to our congregations isn’t a duty; it’s a way to encounter the mystery and wonder of life.

Many people are looking for what you’ve found in Unitarian Universalism. Not letting them in on the secret is a form of stinginess.

People join a Unitarian Universalist congregation looking for a church that helps them be more loving.

One Unitarian Universalist’s religious journey.

Five-year-olds ask theological questions in a fine art museum.

After losing a job, learning to walk backward down a 150-foot-cliff.

I am astonished at how quickly I was jerked from my usual, grounded self into floundering and fearfulness.

A new religious humanism is emerging that offers depth, meaning, and purpose without sacrificing intellectual honesty or the spiritual dimension.