In 1945 a group of young Universalist ministers gathered together to explore how they might revitalize the Universalist Church of America. They adopted some of the elements of monastic discipline as a form in which to release their creativity.
Staring at a blank piece of paper, we wonder how the first sentence will ever come to us. And then, perhaps, an inspiration comes unbidden or a dream is remembered or the creativity of the Universe itself appears and we manage to tap into the spirit of creation. We will also be welcoming our new members this … Continue reading “The Wildest Idea”
We often emerge into a new and freer life at moments of loss or danger or crisis. Like the butterfly, we can be transformed in ways we couldn’t have planned. Worship Associate – James Hayes-Bohanan View the recorded service from BTV
View the recorded service from BTV
Spring Equinox on March 20 brings light and dark back into balance. How can we bring the needs of more than 7 1/2 billion human beings back into balance with the needs of Mother Nature? View the recorded service from BTV
We balance our personal checkbooks to make sure that our income and expenses are all accounted for and to make sure we haven’t forgotten to write them all down. Our life energies need to stay in balance as well — as do our congregation’s. View the recorded service from BTV
View the recorded service from BTV
View the recorded service from BTV
View the recorded service from BTV
Worship with Rev. Paul Sprecher, “Resolution Dissolution”: How’s it going with those New Year’s Resolutions one week in? Resolutions often fail; setting intentions day by day works better.
