June 7: Rev. Diane Diachishin, To Seek the Truth in Love. We seek our place in the world and the answers to our hearts’ deep questions. As we seek, may our hearts be open to unexpected answers. Welcome to our community, full of questions and possibilities!

June 14: Jaye Moyer, Contemplating the Five Remembrances. The Five Remembrances are sometimes referred to as the Five Existential Unavoidables. Buddhist psychology encourages us to reflect on them because they help us to fully acknowledge the preciousness of this, our only, human life. Today we will view each one through the eyes of the Kintsugi craftsman.

June 21: Pamela Patton, How the Light Gets In, from Unitarian Church of All Souls in NYC. Read by Elizabeth Mehling The word “uncertainty” is ubiquitous, and it’s a euphemism for fear these days. As we ride a roller coaster of fear and hope, where do we turn to look for the strength and courage to care for ourselves, and care for the world?

June 28: Rev. Beth Dana, Why the Truth Matters, from UU Dallas Congregation. Video presentation