One of the most powerful images I have encountered to describe the symbolic location of the prophet is Richard Rohr’s concept of living on the outside edge of the inside.

There are many ways to resist. Some folks are in the streets or other strategic places, engaged in direct actions to shut down oppressive systems, and that kind of resistance is getting a lot of attention these days—for good reason!

One of the important ways of understanding this month’s theme of resistance is in terms of resisting injustice, or fighting back against the powers of evil, like the Resistance in the Star Wars movies.

...that you can read blog posts from our ministers Meg and Lynn, as well as other UUs,  on our website at www.clfuu.org?

The term resistance is a highly charged word for any prisoner.

I know the master plan of the universe. Really, I do! I did not figure it out all by myself.

In this season of giving and receiving, we hope that you feel that you have received something substantial from the CLF.

I can’t tell you how many times I’ve been visiting with someone, sitting down with them in their home or at their bedside, and after a while they say to me: I didn’t want to admit that I needed help.

In Thailand, children’s first exposure to Buddhism—after they’ve learned the gesture of respect—is in giving.

When I was in third grade, I found the perfect present for Mrs. Graham, my favorite elementary school teacher.