Rev Pamela Barz began her ministry serving the UU Church of Saco-Biddeford and now has returned to Maine where she offers coaching to help clergy and others get "unstuck" and live from deep gladness. Contact her at: .
What if you could come to worship and choose a means of engaging That Which Is Larger Than Us? Today you can! We’ll begin and end this service together —but for the middle 30 minutes, you’ll get to choose one of four different spiritual practices (each one led by a worship associate).
UU Minister Debra Haffner writes, “we are on a journey … a journey to our better selves, a journey to a better world.” Our third UU Principle calls us to the practice of “acceptance of one another and encouragement to spiritual growth in our congregations.” How do we call and encourage each other to this … Continue reading The Journey of Awakening
Michael questions how fear impacts our lives. He discusses how realization and conscious examination of fear can be a means to let go and experience joyful living.
Join Chloë Briedé as she will preach on the power of music and creativity to ease suffering. She will tell the story of Viktor Ullman, a Jewish Austrian composer killed in the Holocaust and weave in ideas from art therapy and her own hobby as a social dancer. The story explores how creativity, artistry, and … Continue reading The Power of Music and Creativity
All of us have struggles. Whether it’s small irritations or unbearable grief, life gets hard. When that’s true, the advice to practice “acceptance” might make you want to scream with frustration — but acceptance isn’t the same thing as liking our pain. What does it mean to practice acceptance? Join us to find out how … Continue reading Acceptance Is a Small, Quiet Room
