Monthly Archives: December 2024

Sunday service, December 15 – On Being Present for Wonder

  Recognizing the “wonder of Christmas” is often recommended as the antidote for holiday blues. But what is wonder, anyway? And how does it figure into religion, specifically Unitarian Universalism? And how do we go about being present for wonder? Gena Wade will lead our service. Remote attendees, join at the link below: https://zoom.us/j/97885251657?pwd=OUgwbm9BODh0MGl2bnpOYmJabVllQT09 Meeting … Continued

Sunday service, December 8 – Neurotheology: This Is Your Brain on Religion

Neurotheology is a multidisciplinary field of scholarship seeking to understand the relationship between the human brain and religion. In a sermon by the Rev. Laura Horton-Ludwig, we explore the question, “If scientists can describe how spiritual experiences result in predictable changes in the brain, does that mean these experiences aren’t real?” Remote attendees, join at … Continued