And so begins our Fellowship Year. Children and Adult Religious Education programs start, the choir is gearing up, and many of us are re-engaging with friends we haven’t seen in a couple of months. How do we prepare ourselves for a new beginning?

“Anything essential is invisible to the eyes,” the little prince repeated, in order to remember. “It’s the time you spent on your rose that makes your rose important.” Reverend Tom will explore spirituality and meaning, wondering about their importance in our lives.

How does one gain wisdom? This question will be explored. After living for 81 years, Rev. Brown will share insights he has discovered while living on this earth. The answer may surprise you, so don’t miss this sermon.

Rev. Tom attended the Unitarian Universalist Association meeting this summer. He shares some of his reflections about the state of our association and of Unitarian Universalism.

We are living in a new age in which there exist entities that seem to have god-like powers. These are AI agents. In some ways they are like the genies of myth and story, except these genies don’t limit the favors you can receive. They interact with us like a...

Many today are aware of the privileges patriarchy affords men and the harm it subjects women to. What is less recognized is the existential price men pay for their privilege, from lower life-expectancy to higher rates of suicide, incarceration, and workplace deaths. The “man box” forged of stereotypes is a...