Rev. Geiger explores the role of our faith in responding to the rise of White Nationalism, and fascism in our nation and the world today. There is a growing tendency in the world for people to ignore fact and adhere to emotional responses that seek to preserve power for those like themselves while marginalizing others. … Continue reading Faith in a Post Fact Era
Many of us seem to be caught up in ownership and control of resources, power, and things in general. Rev. Joe asks what the world could look like if we could widen our view to learn share instead. The church is open for in-person Sunday Services for those who are vaccinated, masks are required because … Continue reading This Town Ain’t Big Enough for the Both of Us
Andrew Davis suggests we must look within and enlarge our center before we can realistically hope to expand the periphery of our church. We must open ourselves to the possibility that we must shed the limits that have defined us to this point in order to grow into something new. The church is open for … Continue reading The Growth Paradox
Charlie King brings us the Rev. Rod Richards of Unitarian Universalists of San Luis Obispo. Rev. Richards explores the difficulties inherent in drawing and redrawing a circle wider and leaving open spaces to include others and the necessity of doing so for our own welfare. The church is open for in-person Sunday Services for those … Continue reading Drawing on the Wide Side of the Brain
