Living the Questions

What would it take for you to talk about money without shame? No, really -- what would it take? Join us to explore our relationship to money both as individuals and as Unitarian Universalist communities! 

How can we make courageous commitments to our communities in such uncertain times? What would it take to help one another make these commitments? Join us to explore making courageous commitments now and in our shared future! 

What does accountability look like in the Beloved Community? Join us to wrestle with this question, including an interview exploring prison abolition with Rev. Allison Farnum of the UU Prison Ministry of Illinois. 

How do we care for one another in the Beloved Community? And how can we build an ethic of caring into all that we do as a religious community? Explore this question (and more) in this week's episode! 

More about defining the Beloved Community: https://thekingcenter.org/about-tkc/the-king-philosophy/ 

How can science fiction and fantasy stories help us live better in this reality? What lessons can they teach us and how can we apply them in our everyday lives? Join us for a killer episode with special guests the Reverends Elizabeth Mount, Meghann Robern, and Elizabeth Bukey where we talk about everything from Octavia Butler to Tamora Pierce and fan fiction to fascism, and everything in between! 

How can play help us cultivate hope? Join us to talk about Bernie Sanders memes, games, children's play, and how all of these things can help us develop the muscles we need to dig deep and hope for a better world. 

Learn more about memes from the inauguration here! 

Do you wish that you could access your inner poet? Or maybe you wonder how prophets like the Revered Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. capture our imaginations and inspire us to action. Join us as we go to the mattresses with our question this week -- What power do our imaginations have to transform the world? 

We're back! Welcome back to our weekly podcast, where we wrestle with life's difficult questions by digging deep into current events, Unitarian Universalist history and theology, and spiritual reflections. This week, we ask the question: How do we make sense of the year we never imagined? Avalon Skinner, UU young adult and college student, joins Rev. Hannah to talk about what it's like to have your college education disrupted by COVID!  

Is this holiday season leaving you out in the cold? Do you need a few minutes to just pause and reconnect? Then our special December series is here for you! Spiritual Practices for Holiday Skeptics is a way for you to center your heart, mind, and spirit on the things that matter most, without any extra tinsel stuck where you don't want it. 

This week, join us for a meditation based on the lovingkindness mediation from Buddhism. It features a song by the Reverend Ian W. Riddell. 

Is this holiday season leaving you out in the cold? Do you need a few minutes to just pause and reconnect? Then our special December series is here for you! Spiritual Practices for Holiday Skeptics is a way for you to center your heart, mind, and spirit on the things that matter most, without any extra tinsel stuck where you don't want it.

This week's spiritual practice invites us to laugh and experience the contagious power of joy!