The Interwoven Journey: How Hospice Teaches Us to Live
Caring for someone we love who is dying is one of the hardest things we ever do. If we listen closely, with open hearts, we go forward living lives that are deeper and richer.
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UU Action NH’s View of Shared Knowledge and Social Action
As Rebecca Murray states: “Justice requires shared knowledge.” Education and sharing what you learn is powerful. Shared knowledge is a tool that can connect people on social justice issues and help them decide on the actions to take in their community.
Uplifted by Mountains
Through art, music and personal reflection, come visit the (White) Mountains. Perhaps an evocative memory or future fancy will strike you. We’ll explore how the mountains invite us to visit, marvel, and carry their mystery and wisdom with us. Speaker: Betsy Black, Avid lifelong hiker and volunteer for the Appalachian Mountain Club and Concord UU … Continue reading Uplifted by Mountains
What Would Spirit Have Me Do?
We live in a world overflowing with voices. The news, advertisements, political leanings, family expectations, personal ambitions, and social pressure all speaking at once. How do we live deep into our spiritual journey, growing and moving into a life of transformation? How can we begin, drawn toward awe and beauty, choosing simplicity and generosity, freely … Continue reading What Would Spirit Have Me Do?
The Awkward Space
The village metaphor is great. It gives a brilliant picture of a thriving community. But it often leaves folx out.
The Communities that Carry Us
Reflecting on how a young family’s experience of unexpected (union) job loss (lockout during negotiations) revealed the power of family, friends, and community to sustain us through times of upheaval and change. Through stories of resilience and the power of labor solidarity, the service will explore how the values of mutual care, human dignity, and … Continue reading The Communities that Carry Us