UUFE’s David Stevens meditates on the Five Big Questions and his art in wood and glass, kids and grandkids, and the secrets of home selling. UU liFE: Where were you raised, and how? David: I grew up in Kalamazoo,
The Seesaws of Life
Recently I found this poem by Sarah Kays – The Paradox: When I am inside writing, all I can think about is how I should be outside living. When I am outside living, all I can do is notice all
Intentional Yearning
Sermon by Sue Browning Minister, Unitarian Universalist Fellowship at Easton Reading ‘When I Am Among the Trees’ by Mary Oliver Often we sense our hearts are reaching for something, but we can’t quite figure out what. When asked,
Invitation to important conversation – April 22, 2017, 10 – 11:30 a.m. at UUFE
Invitation to important conversation about UUA Leadership – April 22, 2017, 10 – 11:30 a.m. at UUFE Dear UUFE Members and Friends, As you may have heard, Rev. Peter Morales, president of the Unitarian Universalist Association (UUA), resigned on March
First I was Catholic. Then I moved on to a sailboat.
UUFE’s Michele Drostin answers the Five Big Questions and tells about living on the water, schooling on the water, working on the water, moving back to the water. And the day Eve sailed the waters and came into the world.
Where is Home?
Sermon by Sue Browning Minister, Unitarian Universalist Fellowship at Easton Reading By Theresa Soto, Tracy Bleakney Original version in English by Tracy Bleakney, traducción en español por Theresa Soto A child journeys far from home Fearful and brave, in need of
Hatch and Hatch Again
Do you ever think, “If I could just get things in my life in order, then I’d be ready to do all those things I want to do?” If only. One of the greatest paradoxes in life is our striving
Ken Court answers the Five Short Questions
With mere mention of his epic 28,000-mile ocean voyage, UUFE’s Ken Court tells instead of growing up with Daddy and Mimi in tidewater Virginia, Hampton Roads, and Coronado, learning tobacco cultivation from McClain the black tenant farmer, raising delphiniums and
Living Boldly
Sermon by Sue Browning Minister, Unitarian Universalist Fellowship at Easton Reading Adapted slightly from a writing by Marianne Williamson in her book A Return to Love “Our deepest fear is not that we are inadequate. Our deepest fear is that
How Jean-and-Jerry almost didn’t happen
UUFE’s Jean Rhian answers the Five Big Questions and tells about working with little springs and gears for the local jeweler, and with IBM mainframes for K-Mart and Ford, and how joining UU was a move to the right. And