Melissa's just seen the documentary "Won't You Be My Neighbor" and what did she see in it? Our first UU principle.

Many UUs believe in miracles and many do not. So how do we come to a day celebrating a story about a miracle?

Lola Williamson reads an excerpt from "The Gifts of Imperfection" by Brené Brown, and Lee Shackleford tells a story about the struggle to get out of a Comfort Zone. Paul van Breemen leads the congregation in singing "Le

Tipping points throughout history have often come done to small groups or even individuals. Melissa encourages us to resolve this year to embrace that possibility!

Sometimes failing is the best thing we can possibly do.

There are as many ways to be saved as there are to be lost...

Some reflections of being the reed that bends rather then the mighty oak that gets uprooted.

Our own Dr. Lola Williamson, an Emeritus Associate Professor of Religious Studies, explains the preeminent American philosopher William James' idea of "belief as pragmatic," and encourages understanding and exploration.

Rev. Melissa Mummert shares insights and reflections on the virtue of "not-knowing" ... of being open to discoveries and perspectives our rational minds may reject!