Newhouse Reflection 6-18-17 The title of my talk this morning is “Why We Need William James More Than Ever.” The title, of course, expresses my own opinion. I hope that my remarks this morning will persuade you to give some credence to my view or, at the least, will inspire you to learn more about … Continue reading Why We Need William James More Than Ever
The Rev. Heather Janules Worship Associate: Martin Newhouse Memorial Day asks us to remember those who have died in service to our nation. For many who give their lives, the sacrifice is not only for the nation we know but also for the nation we strive to become. This service will take up the … Continue reading “And Yet I Swear This Oath” – Memorial Day Sunday
To whom or what do we belong? Our family trees can provide us with one narrative about where we belong, they can also leave us questioning if we belong. The feeling of being exiled from our belonging, whether from others or from inside our selves can be stunningly painful. The opportunity to find our belonging with … Continue reading Sacred Belonging
“’Building Capacity to Lead’: The Questions of Authority” May 7, 2017 The Rev. Heather Janules About two weeks ago, I gathered with a small group of colleagues at a retreat center in New Hampshire for a continuing education program. We, as a collection of Unitarian Universalist ministers, came together to explore the history and … Continue reading Building Capacity to Lead: The Questions of Authority
“Kindness Revisited: ‘Reconstituting’ the World” June 19, 2016 The Rev. Heather Janules As a journalist, Mike McIntyre was used to communicating with the public. But the young people sitting in front of him was a particularly tough crowd – a class of seventh-graders in a small town in the South. The students asked their guest … Continue reading Kindness Revisited
Not Your Average Pastor: The Universalist Christianity of the Rev. Nadia Bolz Weber The Rev. Heather Janules December 6, 2015 Winchester Unitarian Society Reading From Some Modern Beatitudes (Abridged) by the Rev. Nadia Bolz-Weber[1] “Because I like to imagine Jesus here standing among us saying: Blessed are the poor in spirit, for theirs is the … Continue reading Not Your Average Pastor
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