Speaker: Debbie Wadman

“Embodying Abundance: On the Path of being Grateful for the Whole Glass

Debbie Wadman will present “Embodying Abundance: On the Path of being Grateful for the Whole Glass” by Rev. Sandra Fees, who says, “We need ways to reopen ourselves to beauty and gratitude — and to see not only the glass half full but also the whole glass. This outlook insists on seeking and finding the … Continue reading “Embodying Abundance: On the Path of being Grateful for the Whole Glass

Trusting in Abundance & Listening to the Seeds

Debbie Wadman presents, “Trusting in Abundance & Listening to the Seeds,” by Kaaren Anderson, Interim Minister at First Parish Brewster UU, who notes that after running a regional organic/heirloom seed business for 10 years, friends of hers shut it down. “They are now participating in the ‘gift economy.’ Their journey taught me a lesson in … Continue reading Trusting in Abundance & Listening to the Seeds

Neurodivergence and Other Ways to Love

Debbie Wadman presents “Neurodivergence and Other Ways to Love,” by Rev. Eric Banner, the senior minister at the First Universalist Church of Denver, who notes that “diversity” is not just about gender, race, ethnicity, but also “about the many different ways that people are wired”—including neurodiversity, “in all its complicated glory.” Joe Mohr sings for … Continue reading Neurodivergence and Other Ways to Love

Reparations and Beloved Community

Debbie Wadman presents Rev. Joan Javier-Duval’s “Reparations and Beloved Community.” She quotes Ta-Nehisi Coates, who says “What I’m talking about is more than a handout, a payoff, hush money, or a reluctant bribe” but is “a national reckoning that would lead to spiritual renewal.” Also, Anna Jenney shares a story for all ages. OOS church … Continue reading Reparations and Beloved Community

“I Love a Good Mystery”

Debbie Wadman presents “I Love a Good Mystery” by Rev. Doug McCuster, who notes that “Right there, between the first and fifth sources, you have the innate tension that drives us as a religious community. The first one is calling us to be open to the mysterious forces that create and uphold life. But the … Continue reading “I Love a Good Mystery”