In a special sermon rebroadcast from Easter of 2019, Rev. John ponders what Jesus' final wishes were for his loved ones.

How do we actually commit to building our dream world community? This is hope-filled and imaginative work, but where do we start? I personally feel the “how” and the “where do we start” questions can be extremely daunting and overwhelming. I need a map, a blueprint, something to look at to tell me exactly what to do, but sometimes there isn’t one or it isn’t clear, and then what? I will share one method or map that has helped me in committing to this work of building a world community that is equitable for all.

How do we actually commit to building our dream world community? This is hope-filled and imaginative work, but where do we start? I personally feel the “how” and the “where do we start” questions can be extremely daunting and overwhelming. I need a map, a blueprint, something to look at to tell me exactly what to do, but sometimes there isn’t one or it isn’t clear, and then what? I will share one method or map that has helped me in committing to this work of building a world community that is equitable for all.

On the fallacy of the "appeal to tradition" and the one phrase my conscience repeats over and over.

On the fallacy of the "appeal to tradition" and the one phrase my conscience repeats over and over.

It is so easy to get overwhelmed by the magnitude of the work our faith calls us to. Where do we start? The answer is we begin one starfish at a time.

It is so easy to get overwhelmed by the magnitude of the work our faith calls us to. Where do we start? The answer is we begin one starfish at a time.

We begin March's exploration of what it means to be a people of commitment with the big question: What is our Unitarian Universalist faith asking us, exactly, to commit to?

We begin March's exploration of what it means to be a people of commitment with the big question: What is our Unitarian Universalist faith asking us, exactly, to commit to?

Part 2 of "Beloved Community"