In his new message series "Sow Good Seeds," Rev. Ken Beldon challenges the idea that Unitarian Universalists can believe anything. Not if we want to grow spiritually, he says. Bigger than any belief is the content of our character.

How do we use our power well and wisely? In the wake of Coatesville, Pennsylvania school administrators caught sending racist and sexist texts, Rev. Ken Beldon calls a lack of empathy one of the great moral challenges of our time. In a powerful message, he pushes all of us to stretch closer to compassion.

How do we use our power well and wisely? In the wake of Coatesville, Pennsylvania school administrators caught sending racist and sexist texts, Rev. Ken Beldon calls a lack of empathy one of the great moral challenges of our time. In a powerful message, he pushes all of us to stretch closer to compassion.

On the date of the Breaking Bad TV series finale, Rev. Ken Beldon (a huge fan) explores why hurt people hurt people. How does faith deal with questions of pain, karma and forgiveness in the face of a monster like Walter White? (You'll hear some laughter when Rev. Ken notes how much Walter White resembles the church band's keyboardist.)

On the date of the Breaking Bad TV series finale, Rev. Ken Beldon (a huge fan) explores why hurt people hurt people. How does faith deal with questions of pain, karma and forgiveness in the face of a monster like Walter White? (You'll hear some laughter when Rev. Ken notes how much Walter White resembles the church band's keyboardist.)

What can WellSprings do to bring people even closer together? Rev. Ken Beldon discusses couples retreats, mindfulness for teens, and other aspirations for the congregation as "WellSprings Stretches."

What can WellSprings do to bring people even closer together? Rev. Ken Beldon discusses couples retreats, mindfulness for teens, and other aspirations for the congregation as "WellSprings Stretches."

Living an intentional life means stopping to notice your life. Rev. Ken Beldon gives us ideas on how to slow down, relax, and turn off the auto-pilot to really learn to live.

Living an intentional life means stopping to notice your life. Rev. Ken Beldon gives us ideas on how to slow down, relax, and turn off the auto-pilot to really learn to live.

WellSprings has a specific ritual for our first Sunday after Labor Day: blowing bubbles. It means more than play. They symbolize our new possibilities and our hopes for happiness. Rev. Ken Beldon asks, "What is the life waiting to be born within you right now?" Attendees might also know this as the "baby goat" message, for reasons that become clear.