200 Years ago, New England Unitarians – who were yet to marvel before the miracle of air conditioning, would close their churches and all migrate to the Cape where it was cooler. This was because most early Unitarian ministers were also university professors who didn’t teach classes in the summer. This is the history behind … Continue reading Flower Communion
When everything is crumbling — institutionally, culturally, socially, environmentally — what is ours to do? Do we wreck it, admitting the gross, unjust inadequacies? Do we rescue it and point to its merits, its potential to transform? Join us for another possibility: one that brings us face to face with what posthumanist psychologist and philosopher … Continue reading “The Monster’s Gift”
We will discuss an effort to empower congregations to welcome and care for people living with mental health conditions for whom faith is part of their recovery. Companionship is a Pathways to Promise program that trains people in a practice of presence. As companions, people act on their concern for another person offering the encouragement … Continue reading Mental Health Ministry
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