“Mama,” said Quinn. “What’s up?” Mama asked. She could see the sun shining on the top of Quinn’s curly hair. She measured another spoonful of mayonnaise into the bowl. Mama was making drop biscuits.

Would you like to represent the Church of the Larger Fellowship at General Assembly (GA) this summer?

Did you know that you can listen to Quest Monthly or read (and share) it online?

May we creatures of bone and tissue... know our bodies well...

Old paint on canvas, as it ages, sometimes becomes transparent.

Reading #655 in our hymnal, Singing the Living Tradition, is entitled, “Change Alone is Unchanging.” It’s attributed to the ancient Greek philosopher Heraklietos, also known as the weeping philosopher.

Did you know that prisoners now make up more than 20% of the CLF’s membership?

Being religiously savvy Unitarian Universalists, most of you probably know that one of the core teachings of Buddhism is impermanence.

Here’s how I wish change happened: Change says to The Universe, Hey, I’d like to happen now! And The Universe replies, with ease and joy, That’s terrific! Happen, then!

I can’t claim that I’m a big fan of change. I like comfort. I like knowing what to expect.