The pandemic has exposed and, in some ways, exacerbated the existing inequalities in our society. The rich are getting richer while the poor are getting immensely poorer. Who are we? Who is my neighbor? What do we owe to those we might think we have nothing in common with? Let’s explore what our faith as Unitarian … Continue reading Side With Love Sunday: All Sacred Siblings
As we seek to enhance our skills in moving in the direction of ever more inclusive communities, we often neglect the key component of understanding and making peace with the multiple voices and perspectives that exist in our own psychic make up. Surely understanding ourselves better is key to building better communication with other individuals … Continue reading Seeking the Beloved Community Within as Well as Without
The modern definition of the American Dream comes from the book The Epic of America by James Truslow Adams. He says, “Dream of a land in which life should be better and richer and fuller for [everyone], with opportunity according to his ability or achievement.” Adams original statement had little to do with wealth, he … Continue reading The American Dream: A Narrative in Conflict
