Stony Brook medical students Juli Macerno, Rohini Guin, and Raisa Karim share reflections about their Cuba trip, the current health crisis, and the current needs of the Cuban people. To join the service via livestream on YouTube at 10:30 a.m., please click here. (Link will be posted by Saturday. You can also use this link to … Continue reading “Health Care Is an International Need”
This summer as we mark 250 years of the experiment that is the United States, we can also acknowledge our own long history as Unitarians & Universalists here in the U.S. And while this may be a time for fireworks and celebrations, we are living in deeply troubled times.Summer is a time for rest for … Continue reading “Gathering the Spirit for the Time to Come”
Our service leader, Deborah Gale, reflects upon Meeting the Moment through Sharing Circles and authenticity. Through honest reflection and compassionate listening, we create space to share the joys, struggles, and questions, that shape our lives. Together, we remind one another that vulnerability is not weakness, but a pathway to deeper connection, healing, and community. To … Continue reading Meeting the Moment through Sharing Circles
Our service leader, Rama Kerian-Fitzerald, will share thoughts on reflecting on the past, leaning in to the present, and working to change the trajectory of the future. To join the service via livestream on YouTube at 10:30 a.m., please click here. (You can also use this link to view the service later in the day.) To … Continue reading “Meeting the Moment with Creativity and Resistance”
This is the first of our summer lay-led series, and our theme this year is “Meeting the Moment.” John Seppala is our service leader this Sunday. We don’t get to choose or predict the moments that challenge us, but we do get to choose how we meet them, how or whether they define or change … Continue reading “Meeting the Moment in the Face of Change”
