With Rev. Cheryl Flaim — What if enough isn’t something we achieve, but something we recognize? This Sunday, “The Gift of Enough” invites us to consider the expectations we carry about who we should be and what we should accomplish, and to explore what becomes possible when we trust our own inherent worth.
with Francis Alaba Omorotade Adewale — In the twenty- first century, pluralistic society cries out for ethical, wise, and moral leadership. Balancing current Studies on ethical and leadership, as well as practical ideas for increasing ethical behavior in our society today, congregants will gain insight into leadership stories of Dr. King, Sandy Williams etc, as … Continue reading The Fierce Urgency for Moral & Ethical Leadership
with Rhea Ashby-Durall — Our connections strengthen when we can be real with each other and live our values. Activists knew this in the 1980s when National Coming Out Day started as visible support for people living with HIV/AIDS. Spokane AIDS Network (SAN) began their mission to assist people living with and affected by HIV, … Continue reading Authenticity as a Sacred Act of Community
With Rev. Cheryl Flaim — What can trees teach us about co-existing together? Like us, trees thrive through interconnectedness: sharing resources, making room for difference, and contributing to an ecosystem larger than themselves. We’ll explore what nature’s example asks of us as Unitarian Universalists. How do we build a stronger community where our differences help us flourish … Continue reading The Wisdom of Trees
Please join us this Sunday, September 27, at 2:00 p.m. at Friends for the ordination of Rev. Cheryl Flaim. We are delighted to celebrate this joyful and important occasion with Cheryl and our entire community, and we hope you will be there to share in it! Please remember that there will be no morning service … Continue reading Ordination Service
