If you have been a Unitarian Universalist for 45 or 50 years now, you probably remember these words taken from the Association’s bylaws...

When I titled this sermon, “Our Friend, Ambiguity” I did so a little tongue in cheek. Generally speaking, ambiguity is not our friend. As...

Rev. Paul Sprecher Barbara Merritt retells a remarkable parable about adversity as a spiritual practice from Rumi, the thirteenth-century...

“What’s love got to do with it?” asks Tina Turner, but it’s not so irrelevant or second hand as she would have us think, especially if...

Last weekend I attended a workshop in the Berkshires. “Bring your snowshoes,” the welcome packet said. Some twenty five years ago when...