“I am only one, but still I am one. I cannot do everything, but still, I can do something. And because I cannot do everything, I will not refuse to do the something I can do.” How can you translate this quote, attributed to Unitarian … read more.
Pie in the sky refers to being unrealistic when contemplating an enterprise or dreaming of prosperity that is extremely unlikely to ever come about. We will look at how the phrase originated in 1911, how it is related to religious beliefs, the positive and negative … read more.
Although Unitarian Universalism is now one religion, historically they were separate denominations. Keith Jordan will talk about those differences and share some perspectives on their relevance today.
You know that there are seven UU principles, but did you know that there are also seven principles for having healthy relationships? Keith Jordan will be sharing about the principles described in Dr. John Gottman’s book, The 7 Principles for Making Marriage Work, and how applying … read more.
What Do We Envision for Our Future? Through the visioning process, we can see what our future “success” will look and feel like in our personal lives and as a congregation. The difference between vision and mission will be examined and we will explore what … read more.
Keith will present perspectives on ways that spirituality and mental health are interrelated and will examine the questions: how does one’s spirituality affect one’s mental health? How does one’s mental health affect one’s spirituality? When does one’s spirituality become mentally unhealthy?
