Possibility has its shadow side, too. Being a people of possibility means recognizing where we’ve taken a wrong turn.

On MLK’s birthday, reflections on how far we’ve come and how far we have still to go.

The story of Unitarian Universalism is the story of reaching towards what seems impossible – an experiment in diversity seeking unity. What does it mean to be a people of possibility?

Tina DeYoe brings us New Year’s reflections on January’s theme of “Possibility.”

They say the waiting is the hardest part . . . but what are we waiting for?

We begin this month’s theme of “Mystery” with reflections on growing comfortable with not knowing.

Every soul needs a reminder list. What’s on yours?

We begin November’s theme of “Memory” with an exploration and celebration of our ancestors and our history.

Rev. John returns to Terry Pratchett’s Discworld for a new lesson on truth-telling — the world may be make-believe, but the news is 100% NOT fake.

Africa feels to me like a sanctuary, sacred and safe, perhaps because I was raised by Cecelia, a Zulu woman, and I played with Nellie, a quiet and gentle elephant. Africa is not one place, it is a brocade, rich with diversity. It showed me a wealth of perspectives; it taught me to embrace diversity; … Growing Up in Africa Read More »