How do you feel about being perfect? Our doubts keep us from fully engaging in life. Today, honoring Indigenous People’s Day, Jesse Poydak offers his tradition of sitting in prayer circle for unity and healing. He invites us to look into each other’s eyes, speak from our hearts and listen deeply, for bringing us back onto harmony with Creator.
The teachings attributed to the Rabbi Jesus were often offered as parables, stories that invite one to find a path towards answers to those questions that never go away. Such stories come to us from many traditions. Let’s explore together the most well-known Christian parable, the story of the Good Samaritan, and see how it continue to offer wisdom for our times and our lives.
Today’s service is part of the national UU climate justice revival, with a focus on our love for earth, air, fire, water, and each other, especially those people first and most impacted by climate disruption. We will be celebrating all of creation and recommitting our care and protection. The service will be followed by a potluck, raffle, and action hour.
