In 12 step programs, sharing about hard times and loss often prompts a gratitude meeting, where you shift from a glass half empty to a glass half full mentality. This Sunday we will get a chance to practice!
Many of us live with the metaphor that life is like a pie. If someone takes a piece, there is less for everyone else. We divide up power and resources based on this assumption. What if we changed our framework, choosing to see life like … read more.
In what way are we all a “Stranger in a Strange Land”? Cantor Brian Serle, Spiritual Leader of La Crosse’s Congregation Sons of Abraham, will lead this service.
Brian Serle, Cantor at Congregation Sons of Abraham, and his congregation are very committed to Social Action. He … read more.
We honor a leader who deeply shaped this nation and explore how leadership in the civil rights movement has shifted since his era. What we can carry from this into our own lives?
Leadership is in crisis in our country, with fear and the hunger for power competing with integrity and compassion. We’ll consider the polarization of our time in light of our own Unitarian Universalist struggles with power and authority in the hope of anchoring in the … read more.
Rebecca will explore power and how we can share our power to build a community centered on love. We all do better when we all do better. Power, like love, has the greatest impact when shared.
Rebecca Schwarz is the Mission Impact Director at YWCA La … read more.
Sharing meditations, reading and song from a variety of traditions to honor a place for joy in the new year.
We will be singing favorite Christmas songs and telling stories. Children of all ages are welcome to join in the celebraion of this season.
The Thanksgiving to New Year holiday cycle is often marketed as being about family, cheer, good memories, and togetherness. We have high expectations for this time. But the holidays are often difficult. This is a service about holding the tensions of the season. We will … read more.
