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Dr. King referenced Unitarian Theodore Parker as a spiritual companion in his work toward justice.

The Transcendentalists affirmed intuition and the influence of Nature as vital sources of wisdom and spirituality.

When we greet the new year with hopes for new starts, it's important to create space for transformation.

On this Winter Solstice day, we explore both aspects of our being, light and dark.

The title of a Robert Frost poem speaks to our yearning for guidance, a focus on what is important.

The first step of spiritual understanding is to create a space within oneself for new information.

How can we find ways to embrace uncertainty and use it as a tool for growth rather than a trigger for stress?

In honor of Veteran's Day, we look at systems of care in our welcome, embrace and integration of this nation's veterans.

Today, the Sunday before the mid-term election, is devoted to the spirit of civic consciousness.

A sermon on forgiveness from various religious perspectives and its relation to repentance, reconciliation and grace.