Speaker: Rod Haynes
Rising from the Ashes
Our Many Commitments ֍ [V]
Reflections on the multiple dimensions of commitment and their consequences for our personal, interpersonal, and wide-ranging social and civic relationships. Also: our newest member, Naomi Gary introduces herself and speaks about her life-long involvement in and commitment to Unitarian Universalism.
Looking back in the Future ֍ [V]
The 1964 World’s Fair promised a look into the future. Now that we’re here, what insight might we discover about retrospection and prognostication?
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Falling Apart as a Spiritual Exercise
In the days following the election, regardless of the results (or lack of results), I anticipate a significant emotional let down. There’s no need to describe this as “negative” or “positive.” It will be, inevitably, a time for deep breathing and letting go.
On History, Legend, and Myth ֍ [V]
Sorting the coherent from incoherence is accomplished with an infusion of artistic bias by the historian-writer. Where does the science of historical research and artistic interpretation of human history meet? Where does legend and myth fit into this discussion?
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1969 and the Music of Woodstock
Kevin Allen-Schmid and other musicians will share music and reflections on what has changed and what has stayed the same 50 years later.