Rev. Tony Lorenzen reflects on the phrase "service is our prayer" found in many UU congregational covenants.  He compares service being the prayer of Unitarian Universalists to various concepts from other religious traditions such as Tikkun Olam, Engaged Buddhism,The Reclaiming Tradition, the concept of the  Active-Contemplative.

Rev. Tony Lorenzen reflects on the phrase "service is our prayer" found in many UU congregational covenants. He compares service being the prayer of Unitarian Universalists to various concepts from other religious traditions such as Tikkun Olam, Engaged Buddhism,The Reclaiming Tradition, the concept of the Active-Contemplative.

Rev. Tony Lorenzen reflects on the phrase "service is our prayer" found in many UU congregational covenants. &nbsp;He compares service being the prayer of Unitarian Universalists to various concepts from other religious traditions such as Tikkun Olam, Engaged Buddhism,The Reclaiming Tradition, the concept of the &nbsp;Active-Contemplative.

Service is our Prayer

Rev. Tony Lorenzen preaches the good news of Unitarian Universalism from the pulpit of one Unitarian Universalism's historic churches in Hopedale, MA.

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Service is our Prayer

Service is our Prayer