"I'd rather walk a hard road than have a hard heart. A hard heart, we are alone. A hard road, we can walk together." --Rev. Ken Beldon

Rev. Ken this morning talked about love, belonging, and connection as essential to who we really are. "Knowing the awe in the awful doesn't mean we're grateful for what is awful. It means remembering how easily our hearts can break and how tenderly all our hearts are connected."

Rev. Ken this morning talked about love, belonging, and connection as essential to who we really are. "Knowing the awe in the awful doesn't mean we're grateful for what is awful. It means remembering how easily our hearts can break and how tenderly all our hearts are connected."

Weekly messages from WellSprings Congregation - a Community charged full with the charge of the soul. We are a Unitarian Universalist congregation located in Chester Springs, PA. To find out more, please visit www.wellspringsuu.org

Weekly messages from WellSprings Congregation - a Community charged full with the charge of the soul. We are a Unitarian Universalist congregation located in Chester Springs, PA. To find out more, please visit www.wellspringsuu.org

Some words from today's message on grace from Rev. Ken Beldon: "Universalism says that there is a love so special, we don't have to be special to be loved."

Some words from today's message on grace from Rev. Ken Beldon: "Universalism says that there is a love so special, we don't have to be special to be loved."

Creative and dynamic tension can help you grow and flourish. How do you open to tension as a dynamic source of meaning and fulfillment rather than just as a source of stress?

Creative and dynamic tension can help you grow and flourish. How do you open to tension as a dynamic source of meaning and fulfillment rather than just as a source of stress?

Continuing the message series based on Brene Brown's Daring Greatly, Rev. Ken Beldon examines how facing up to personal and societal challenges through honesty and vulnerability can help to heal shame and the belief that we're unworthy.