Is there a grief story that you’ve been carrying for years? One that tends to resurface at unexpected times but rarely has a place to land. As a society, we have made a certain amount of space to grieve the losses that come when we lose someone to death. But we haven’t necessarily given ourselves … Continue reading Growing Through Grief In some ways, we are the compilation of our life experiences, and the stories we tell ourselves and others about them. While some of our stories are positive and supporting, others may be harmful and damage us.Rev. Ron Ahnen invites us to reflect on how our stories can be liberating or oppressive. Rev. Ron Ahnen … Continue reading Our Stories, Ourselves You and I know all that we’re ever going to know about ourselves and all that we are capable of. Right? This assumption gets in the way of new insights and growth. The Zen Buddhist concept of Beginner’s Mind invites us to a new start, every day and every moment, even if we are doing … Continue reading Beginner’s Mind: “I Don’t Know” Is a Good Place to Start Using new songs from the UUA virtual hymnal Sing Out Love, this service draws on the landmark 2020 Widening the Circle of Concern: Report of the UUA Commission on Institutional Change. The report examines structural and systemic racism and white supremacy culture within Unitarian Universalism and offers transformative recommendations for long-term cultural and institutional change. … Continue reading The Tide is Rising, and So Are We
Growing Through Grief
Our Stories, Ourselves
Beginner’s Mind: “I Don’t Know” Is a Good Place to Start
The Tide is Rising, and So Are We
