We can all be experts in our own minds, even if in nobody else’s. The holidays are a good time to choose something different. Religious Exploration for children.

Are we getting used to sloppy stuff raining down from the very sky? Should we be? Is this a time to float or swim or both? Religious Exploration for children.

The First Woman got a bum rap in the First Story – and we have been living with the consequences ever since. They are not good. It turns out she is not the only character who is misunderstood. Let’s start at the beginning and reclaim the narrative for today. No Religious Exploration class.

Sunday worship services are the core expression of our religious community, the center of energy connected in all its other elements. How does our worship work? How do we understand it so that we may participate in this vital collective activity? Religious Exploration for Children.

We will celebrate all those who live in our hearts but no longer in our world. Pictures and mementos are welcome for our Altar of Remembrance, and spirit world decorations as well. We will salute all souls with drums and rhythm instruments. All-ages Service.

The metaphor was five stones for the UU theologian James Luther Adams, but the UUA General Assembly made them one more. Our children are studying this year the “Six Sources” of our living tradition. We should understand them as well. Religious Exploration for children.

“The Big Sleep.” “The Long Goodbye.” “Snow was general all over Ireland.” The truth of our mortality comes upon us – what does it mean? How does it make us different? Face to face, how can we go about all the living that is still ours to do? Religious Exploration for children.