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Taoism’s guidance, when navigating tempestuous times, is that there is in nature a process that is moving the world toward goodness and happiness. And we can work with it if we stop trying to force situations to be different. This service will be inspired by The Tao of Pooh, by Benjamin Hoff. The Rev. Jennie … Continue reading Lessons from Taoism
Our next sermon in the Practices for Everyday Courage series explores the spiritual practice of living with discomfort. In a world that urges us to fix, numb, or avoid what feels hard, we’ll reflect on what it means to stay present with uncertainty, tension, and unease, and how doing so can become a source of … Continue reading Living With Discomfort: A Practice for Everyday Courage
Just as Manzanita trees are plants known for their resilience, so are the immigrants and refugees in our local community. INUUC will be welcoming Teresa Schock, Community Engagement Specialist for Manzanita House, on February 22 for our in-person and Zoom service. This will be a timely and meaningful reflection on welcoming both the vulnerable and the … Continue reading Rooted in Welcome: Manzanita House
