Doorways can be shut to keep us safe, or keep others out. An open door can be an invitation to adventures both wonderful and dangerous. Janus, the Roman God of gates and doors and transitions, guards the liminal transition into the new year, and … read more.
Join us, as you are, for a Christmas Eve Service of music and story. Come with your family, come with yourself, come to remember why we put our faith in joy. This is the joy that moves through the earth while you sleep, the … read more.
What meaning can we draw from the times when we fall to our knees, cut the mooring, or walk alone in the desert? How do we understand the tumble of grief, and the sinking of hope? It is one thing to experience suffering and another … read more.
What do you name the invisible arms that hold you in the dark night and in the bright of day? What do you trust with your heart, your prayers, your secrets? What is the thought, the feeling, the knowing, that you lean into when the … read more.
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Motivated by their religious values, Rev. Watsill Sharpe and his wife Martha, left their children in the hands of their Unitarian congregation and boldly committed to a life … read more.
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Many of us hide a part of ourselves from the world. For some it is more dangerous than others. This Thanksgiving, we celebrate the courage of those who … read more.
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The experts tell us that a successful relationship requires good communication skills. So simple! So challenging! Healthy relationships require a foundation of commitment, respect and … read more.
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Imagine this caring community in a circle together. The people that shape the circle can face into the centre or they can face toward the outside. … read more.
We return to the circle of being together in our annual water ritual that launches a new cycle of the fellowship year. Water symbolizes the endless flow of life, the strength and power of commitment and refreshing source of our strength. Timelessness, strength, power … read more.