We are being invited into a place where we move from an idea to an experience.

I often wonder if there is much more going on with free will than meets the eye, especially when it comes to finding and joining a spiritual community.

I’ve been going lately to choir rehearsals in a classroom at a school for the arts, so I’ve had a chance to read the posters on the front wall.

...that you can read blog posts from UUs, including CLF ministers Meg Riley and Lynn Ungar ?

Now the onely way to avoyde this shipwracke, and to provide for our posterity, is to followe the counsell of Micah, to doe justly, to love mercy, to walk humbly with our God.

It was never my goal to become an elder. Over the years I have looked at older men, older than I am, and thought: Someday that might be me.

You run into interesting conundrums in church life. For instance, in planning readings for a Valentine’s Day service that honors the erotic, you find that it’s not at all hard to locate some pretty great erotic poems; it’s just a challenge to come up with ones that you can read aloud in church.

Have you ever had an alien invade your body?

The CLF is perhaps the least embodied church you will ever find.

I’ve always thought that God the Father had a really sick relationship with Mother Earth.