We often think about how to prepare for emergencies in terms of food, water, shelter but how do we prepare for spiritual emergencies in our life? What can we do now to plan for times when life gets hard? We will brainstorm together some … read more.
Traumatic and stressful life events are a part of our existence. Through embracing what’s outside of our own control we unleash an inner peace during moments of extreme hardship. This spoken word poetry infused presentation is focused on finding the purpose in the pain and … read more.
Our faces are extquistely capable of a vast range of expressions. In these expressions we often reflect a range of human emotions that convey needs, wants, desires and disdain. However, there is no sense in having these mutifarious transmitters if we don’t develop an extraordinary … read more.
One of the central questions that haunts the human mind and heart is, “What sort of being are we?” It’s kind of obvious we’re mammals and part of the natural order. Yet it is also obvious we are distinctive in a way that seems profound. … read more.
Compelling research suggests that human decision-making is animated by five core moral foundations: concern for (1) harm/care (2) fairness/reciprocity (3) in-group/loyalty (4) authority/respect and (5) purity/sanctity. As between self-identified liberals and self-identified conservatives, the primary difference is which of these moral foundations they innately prioritize. … read more.
A short life story of my evolving religious and cultural identity from New York Jew to Unitarian with a few decades of liberal Catholicism in a world where being Jewish is dangerous.
Speaker Bio
Ronni Lacroute been producing and sponsoring music, theatre, and dance programs focused on … read more.
Come see mediation in action through stories of actual mediations, and learn how peer mediation transforms schools. Hear about the boy who threatened – the most amazing threat ever yelled! Discover skills YOU can use today – at home, work, anywhere! In this simplified service … read more.
The burning bowl ceremony makes space for new beginnings and in setting new intentions for the new year. It’s time to clear out unwanted conditions from our lives, this ceremony offers a sacred and powerful way to release negativity and welcome in the new year … read more.
UUFM’s Winter Solstice Gathering will be held on Saturday, December 21 at 6pm in the McMinnville Cooperative Ministries’ Great Room (544 NE 2nd St, McMinnville). At the Solstice, the darkness triumphs, and yet gives way and changes into light. The breath of nature is … read more.
The annual UUFM holiday potluck brunch is on Sunday, December 15th at 10:30 at the McMinnville Senior Center. Bring a dish to share, along with your own place setting (plate and silverware), and join the fun! If you would like to take part in the … read more.
