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Don't postpone joy: A day to tease this wisdom out.

What qualities do we need to deepen our daily lives and reach another level of understanding?

All that is required is that your path leads you to actions that are personally and socially loving, compassionate, and kind.

The book of Ecclesiastes has some surprisingly timely advice when we find ourselves at a dead end.

Today we will devote time and reflection to the spiritual practice of fiscal stewardship.

Do we have a spiritual tool box that we go to when our souls need repair, from the minor bad day to the existential black night of the soul?

This Sunday marks our annual participation in Evolution Sunday, an initiative begun in 2006 by Michael Zimmerman, when he wrote a clergy letter urging colleagues to preach on the compatibility of religion and science.

Fixing climate change is a deeply moral issue, not just a scientific or political one, and it will require virtually unprecedented systemic change. What can we do to address this enormous global injustice?

Steve discusses the role of faith in the context of love being the supreme principle in our lives.

Martin Luther King, Jr. harkened back to his faith for strength in the campaign to transform society. Faith can steady us as we venture into new ways of being. Dr. King lived this wisdom.