We continue our popular Spectrum of Spirituality series, connecting with members of other religious traditions in Manhattan. Katie Kingery-Page interviews Myles Alexander, an ordained Congregationalist minister, about his spiritual journey in this religious tradition. Our convener is Katy Kingery-Page. (The program portion of this service is … read more.
Our speaker, Fellowship member Ana Franklin, is founder, director, and instructor of Heart Space Yoga in Manhattan, and a longtime teacher of the art and science of Yoga in the tradition of Patanjali. Our convener is Pat Embers.
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Rev. Michael Nelson reflects: “We need a safe place to live where we feel we belong; where we can flourish and become our best and truest selves. What makes the Fellowship a home where a rainbow spectrum of people is welcomed into community life?” Our … read more.
This morning we explore how song, poetry, and story can liberate people from all kinds of oppression. The arts bridge differences that include LGBTQ people. This Welcoming Congregation service celebrates the crossing over into a land which promises freedom and justice for all people. Our … read more.
Do you know the artists featured in the new exhibit in the narthex? Do you know what motivates them and what art means to them? This morning we unveil the new tapestries in the sanctuary and hear from featured artists about the artistic ties … read more.
The more we learn about mental illness, the impulse to stigmatize those who suffer from depression, bi-polar, and obsessive compulsive disorders lessens. Barbara Thompson and her son, Richard, share their difficult journey with mental illness and how their family has grown stronger as they … read more.
Although many of us are deeply concerned about global warming and the footprint we are leaving behind, we often struggle to quantify our consumption and to know the best way to reduce it. The UUFM Facilities Committee discusses the environmental impact of UUFM and … read more.
Fellowship member Ron Parks reflects on the process of authoring his recent book, The Darkest Period: The Kanza Indians and Their Last Homeland, 1846-1873. After reading short excerpts from chapter five, he shares his insights on the ways the Kanza tribe related physically and spiritually … read more.
Rev. Michael Nelson reflects, “The never-ending process of seeking full personhood requires a dedication to finding what calls one into an appreciation for the life they are living. In a supportive community that values each person’s contributions to creating the interconnected web of existence, we … read more.
Rev. Michael Nelson reflects, “Unitarian Universalism does not offer an easy fix for the complexity of problems that beset our world. It asks each of us to be engaged in being a part of the solutions while not getting trapped by doom. Where does … read more.
