When we’re facing difficult circumstances, artistic expression can help us to acknowledge what is real, and to cope and to heal. This Sunday we encourage you not just to sit and watch, but to respond.
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No matter what opportunities and losses come to us on account of changes in technology, security, health, cultural diversification, and financial challenges … we can be, and we will remain, true to our vital essence.
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Sometimes the “prophetic people” mentioned in the sources of our living tradition are our family members, teachers, or close friends. Today BUFsters will share tributes to those they have loved and admired.
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Everyone’s invited to this service, regardless of species, size, texture, or location. “Blessing” in this context will mean re-committing ourselves to these and to all creatures great and small.
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Even if your identity as a mom, or as the child of a mom, changed long ago … being a mom, and having a mom, this year, may feel quite different.
Let’s take a moment to recognize what’s going right within ourselves.
How can we join the Easter celebration this year — the miracle of renewal? Since religious liberals are more oriented to evidence than to faith, we will come together with news of so many wonderful examples we’re seeing. Examples of care, commitment, gratitude, and sacrificial … read more.
How do we find a sustainable rhythm for this new life, with all of its unknowns? But there is a lot we know. And there’s all that we envision for a better world.
Gunilla Norris likens a community to a well out of which rises the living water—to sustain all who might draw from it. She notes, “as with all deep things, constancy is necessary.”
Stay home, but not alone. Just before 10:30, join us via Zoom for music and re-connection with our ideals and our BUF community.
