Shared values
Painting celebrates Arkansas congregation’s fiftieth anniversary with a depiction of its Unitarian Universalist values.
By ‘Amazing Grace’
lately I find / more of myself in other poets’ poems than in a mirror
Hope for the heartbroken
I am not alone, and I can choose to be kind and loving to people all around, who may be heartbroken too.
Struck from on high
Weird stuff is gonna happen, and you might as well get used to it.
A need for divination
Divination—the art of receiving messages from the world of Spirit—is as old as any religion.
Fantasize together and wait
A really big decision defies visualization, because the choice itself changes who I will become.
Personal discovery within community
Where is your sanctuary in the midst of life’s catastrophes and chaos? How will you take the time to nurture your soul?
Varieties of religious discernment
Each of my communities of faith has valued listening to the part of ourselves that knows where and how to leap.
Creations: Concert classical guitar
Instinct, experience, and aesthetic judgment play a crucial role.
‘Leather mosaic’ medallions honor the religions of the world
Dianna Thornhill Miller, working with her late husband and with her son, makes stylized medallions honoring the world’s religious diversity.
Committing to love and hope
A black UU and her mostly white church grow and change together, and challenge one another.
Our life’s ultimate meaning
‘Salvation’ isn’t a word Unitarian Universalists use much anymore.