Rev. Peg Morgan
August 4, 2013
This past nine months our congregation’s
spiritual study group has been attending, via DVDs, a retreat with Pema
Chodron, Buddhist teacher/nun of Gampo Abbey in Nova Scotia. Today Rev. Peg
will share some of the teachings that our group has found most helpful in
deepening our spiritual lives, both in our relationship with ourselves, and our
relationship with others. Today’s sermon will be one of a series of
sermons based upon this Buddhist retreat and will focus on the spiritual
practice of nurturing our natural goodness, starting where we are, and
observing what is happening when our hearts close down.
Link
Sunday, August 11, 2013
Wednesday, July 24, 2013
Combating Apathy: Everything I Needed to Know about Changing the World I Learned from Superman
Marcus Green, author, speaker, and
friend of our Congregation
July 21, 2013
Another high-profile “Superman” movie is due out this summer. Marcus will comment on the idea of a world not changed by an extraordinary man or woman but by ordinary men and woman with a willingness to do the extraordinary. The real life heroes we often admire, King, Tubman, Gandhi, Milk and others, possessed the same raw ingredients that all of us possess if we so choose to use them.
Link
July 21, 2013
Another high-profile “Superman” movie is due out this summer. Marcus will comment on the idea of a world not changed by an extraordinary man or woman but by ordinary men and woman with a willingness to do the extraordinary. The real life heroes we often admire, King, Tubman, Gandhi, Milk and others, possessed the same raw ingredients that all of us possess if we so choose to use them.
Link
Under the Unitarian Universalist Umbrella
Rev. Peg Morgan and three members
July 14, 2013
Unitarian Universalism is a non-creedal faith which allows us the freedom to search for truth on many paths .Unitarian Universalists discern our own beliefs about spiritual, ethical, and theological issues under an umbrella of shared principles. We draw inspiration from Atheism, Agnosticism, Buddhism, Christianity, Humanism, Judaism, Earth Centered Spirituality, other religious or philosophical traditions, as well as from science.
Link
July 14, 2013
Unitarian Universalism is a non-creedal faith which allows us the freedom to search for truth on many paths .Unitarian Universalists discern our own beliefs about spiritual, ethical, and theological issues under an umbrella of shared principles. We draw inspiration from Atheism, Agnosticism, Buddhism, Christianity, Humanism, Judaism, Earth Centered Spirituality, other religious or philosophical traditions, as well as from science.
This sharing service will be led by Rev. Peg
Morgan, and will offer theological or spiritual perspectives of three of our
members: Steve Burrows, Atheism,
Cecelia Hayes, Earth
Centered Spirituality, and Keo Capestany, Agnosticism.
Link
Sunday, June 9, 2013
Wednesday, May 22, 2013
Good News for Mothers Day
Rev. Peg Morgan
Let’s begin this Mother’s Day by hearing some feel good stories…Our disposition is largely determined by where we set our gaze. So let’s set our gaze today on good news. It’s really tempting for Unitarian Universalists to gaze at what is wrong because we want to fix it. But our strength has to begin from a foundation of joy brought about from good news stories. If you have a story for me to consider including, let me know!
Link
Let’s begin this Mother’s Day by hearing some feel good stories…Our disposition is largely determined by where we set our gaze. So let’s set our gaze today on good news. It’s really tempting for Unitarian Universalists to gaze at what is wrong because we want to fix it. But our strength has to begin from a foundation of joy brought about from good news stories. If you have a story for me to consider including, let me know!
Link
Albert Einstein: Glimpses of Light
Rev. Peg Morgan
May 19, 2013
Albert Einstein can teach us much about relying on our intuition and about the evolution of religious thought and sentiment. He was in many ways, a disguised theologian.
Link
May 19, 2013
Albert Einstein can teach us much about relying on our intuition and about the evolution of religious thought and sentiment. He was in many ways, a disguised theologian.
Link
Convicted of Being a UU
Rev. Peg Morgan
April 28, 2013
What if we lived in the 1500’s when it was not safe to be Unitarian? Or alternatively what if you were required to prove from your life that you are a Unitarian Universalist? How would you?
Link
April 28, 2013
What if we lived in the 1500’s when it was not safe to be Unitarian? Or alternatively what if you were required to prove from your life that you are a Unitarian Universalist? How would you?
Link
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