Will You Listen to Yourself?
We are often told that the good life is one of “being in the moment,” always aware of what is going on around us in the world. Dogs are really good at that, and it is one of the things we love them fo
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Are police killings of blacks today the same as lynchings in the past?
Comment - I finished the book yesterday, and I think I can comment on the number if lynching examples Wilkerson is giving. She equates them with the number of police shootings nowadays. As symptom
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RSR book discussion for November 2020 - How To Be An Antiracist by Ibram K. Kendi
The book of the month for November 2020 will be How To Be An Antiracist by Ibram K. Kendi. Buy your copy now so you can join in our discussion.
Book of the month. How To Be An Antiracist
Once Upon St. Crispin’s Day
The Battle of Agincourt as depicted in the French manuscript Recueil des croniques d’Engleterre by Jean of Wavrin circa 1480. The Battle of Agincourt, which was fought on October 25, 1415, is u
A Little Light
Your little light is not enough to illuminate the whole world. It doesn’t need to be. What tiny thing will you do today to bring brightness to your bit of the world? The Daily Compass offers words and
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Thinking About the Veil Between the Worlds
The Veil Between the Worlds is a metaphor for the boundary between this world and the Otherworld. The term only dates to the 19th century. Knowing our history is important, but it’s also important to
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“Arlo’s Retirement” is Not the Name of a Restaurant. It’s Just the Name of This Post. That’s Why I Call This Post “Arlo’s Retirement.”
I heard from an old friend today who I hadn’t talked to in a while. I remember having lots of great conversations with her, but then the old e-mail bounced and I couldn’t find a new one, and you get b
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How systemic racism puts people of color at greater risk for negative consequences from Covid-19
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Online All-Ages Worship (25 October 2020)
Please join us on Sunday (25 October 2020) at 11:00 APM for “What Difference Does It Make? Unitarian Universalism in 2020” with Rev. Barbara Jarrell and Friends. Our service will be livestreamed on F
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Online Religious Education for Children (25 October 2020)
Please join us on Sunday (25 October 2020) at 1:00 PM for our weekly family religious education online class via Zoom. The Zoom link will be on the All Souls Religious Education Facebook group and on
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Online Adult Religious Education — 25 October 2020
Please join us on Sunday (25 October 2020) at 9:00 AM for our adult religious education class — UU Elevator Speech — Session 2 — “Writing Your UU Elevator Speech.” This week we continue the “UU Elevat
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Middle and High School Virtual Gathering — New Day and Time TBA
We need to find a new time for our weekly gatherings. As soon as we discover what day and time works for all us, we will let you know. Meanwhile, the middle and high school youth group is also invite
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New UU Class Continues This Sunday (25 October 2020)
The “New UU” class will continue this Sunday (25 October 2020) with facilitator Bennett Upton at 1:00 PM via Zoom. This week is Session 4 — “Social Justice Philosophy and Practice.” Bennett has starte
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HOW ARE WE FREE? A Meditation on a Zen Koan
HOW ARE WE FREE? Mo Weinhardt Empty Moon Zen I’ve been thinking a lot about time, and how I experience time — particularly throughout this crazy year of 2020, but really throughout my entire life. A
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Column: “I consider it a challenge before the whole human race”
Manny Tejeda-Moreno reflects on a question originally posed by Jonas Salk: "Are we being good ancestors?” Continue reading Column: “I consider it a challenge before the whole human race” at The Wild H
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Hiking Homilies #3
What is a homily and what does it have to do with hiking? A homily is a “short sermon or religious message that is more practical and uplifting than doctrinal.” As a Unitarian Universalist minister, e
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A Course In Miracles Workbook Lesson #69, My grievances hide the light of the world in me.
Lesson #69 My grievances hide the light of the world in me. When our mind is full of grievances, resentment, fears, anger, I cannot see the light of the world which is deeper down within me. In Unit
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As Coronavirus Deaths Soar the World Lost a Great Human Being
Randy Jasper, Family Farm Defender also standing for Women's health and rights. Just after the U.S. set another grim record for the greatest number of Coronavirus deaths since the pandemic began. The
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Making a nail box
I've published a short video on making a nail box for my students at the Clear Spring School to assemble and use in their tool boxes. A number of my books have been on the subject of box making, and