Against EfficiencyThere’s a story Kurt Vonnegut used to tell, that he was headed out the door one afternoon when his wife stopped him to ask where he was…Mar 161Mar 161
Survival is A Gardenfrom the poem “When it really is just the wind, and not a furious vexation,” by Kyle Tran Myhre.Nov 10, 2024Nov 10, 2024
An Election-Eve Love Letter to My Fellow Unitarian UniversalistsLast year our teens here at the UU Church of Columbia hosted the first youth conference our region has held since Covid struck four years…Nov 5, 2024Nov 5, 2024
Drawing NearStart here, with these powerful words from Aurora Levins Morales, which are quoted liberally below…Oct 7, 2024Oct 7, 2024
The Sacredness of the BodyWhen was the last time you felt… I mean, really, truly felt the sacredness of your body?Jun 11, 2023Jun 11, 2023
Where Everything DependsVine and branch we’re connected in this world of sound and echo, figure and shadow, the leaves contingent, roots pushing against earth. An…Apr 22, 2023Apr 22, 2023
The Revolution Will Be SlowWhat would shift in your life if you knew, deep in your bones, that you had plenty of time?Dec 6, 2022Dec 6, 2022
Forget the Great Resignation, Let’s Call it the Great OrganizationMay Day reflections from the Rev. Molly Housh GordonMay 1, 2022May 1, 2022
Sheltering Each OtherIn a poem in his Daily Prayer book, the Irish poet Padraig O Tuama examines an old Irish Proverb, “Ar scáth a chéile a mhaireann na…Feb 27, 2022Feb 27, 2022