River Road Unitarian Universalist Congregation

Walt Whitman mused that it is the trees which “know the amplitude of time.” At the end of this month when our congregati... Read more

As we continue to hold our history, we move into our personal histories. The stories of the places we have lived, learne... Read more

As we continue our exploration of Holding History, we dive into how we hold the history of this area and how we live int... Read more

In Hinduism, there is the essential concept of ashramas, or stages of life. Each stage carries different kinds of skill,... Read more

We dream of imaginary monsters because we have real fears. Sometimes we make monsters seem cool and mysterious because w... Read more

As we explore what it means to cultivate relationship, we tap into what it means to nurture our relationship to our spir... Read more

Drawing from the insights of botanist and member of the Citizen Potawatomi Nation, Robin Wall Kimmerer, Kirsten will exp... Read more

There is an idea in the Book of Genesis that all the earth is planted like a garden – tended by the holy so that all thi... Read more

In a society that rushes us through the “bad” to get to the “good,” how do we make space for what is hard? How do we – a... Read more

What parts of us persist over time? What has changed in a way that might never quite come back, and what changes do we w... Read more