Engaging our creativity is a way to ground ourselves, find strength and connect in community. Creativity can offer opportunities to shift perceptions, ease difficult feelings and provide solace. It sustains us, helps us feel fully alive and makes an opening for joy in the midst of everything. Rev. April Frazier is a Board Certified Chaplain … Continue reading Creativity as Resistance
In our global society of multiple faith traditions and diverse spiritual practices, what does the word “faith” really mean? Does one have to accept a particular belief system in order to belong to a community of faith? Or could we revision faith as a vibrant way of life that keeps us morally grounded, yet also … Continue reading A Question of Faith
The proverb, many hands make light work, has been in the English lexicon since at least the 15th century. It was used to good effect by Unitarian minister, Jenkin Lloyd Jones, who organized the Western Unitarian Conference (WUC), to bring Unitarian congregations together and have a louder, collective voice, mostly (in his mind) to promote … Continue reading The Work of Many Hands: Collaborative Ministry
