So much about the world as it will someday be, requires us to imagine it and dream it into existence. The world of today is filled with conveniences, inventions and technologies that are simply the dreams of our forebearers that they pursued beyond the limits of imagination. And yet, also part of today is the … Continue reading The Lovers, the Dreamers and Me
It happened, I was converted on the spot and finally got IT! LOVE, the BIG LOVE for all, not a Hallmark kind of Love, but a radical, life changing Love that leaves no one behind. The Zoom link and Order of Service will be provided at mpuuc.org/zoom.
There is a liminal space of time – between listening and healing – where we get a glimpse of our soul. Bill Monroe, one of the father’s of Bluegrass, called this space, ‘the high lonesome.’ He watched soldiers walk home along railway lines while mourning and moaning about all they’d lost. This is a service … Continue reading The High Lonesome
Many of us, in your younger years, celebrated Valentines Day in school. And so we were rushed into the dizzyingly fraught and frightening world of exchanging valentines – knowing not what to say or how it will be received. How can we give our hearts away and what is the criteria necessary for us to … Continue reading Heart Communion
Don Quixote travelled the world fighting windmills. He had a keen eye for the romanticism of what was ‘right’ and ‘just.’ So much so, few others recognized what he was so ardently trying to point out. As he would make a charge against injustice, others would accuse him of fighting windmills. Sancho Panza would, ever-so-carefully, … Continue reading A Tad Too Much Sanity
