The poet Gwendolyn Brooks speaks to our human kinship with these words: “We are each other’s harvest / we are each other’s business / we are each other’s magnitude and bond.” In a time of profound division, how do we live into the truth of these words and build communities of belonging? Music will include … Continue reading September 28, We Are Each Other’s Harvest
Kinship is an expansive term that speaks to our interconnectedness with all of life. Although we are part and parcel of the Earth, we can sometimes forget this and act in ways that harm this connection. How might we nurture and grow our kinship with the Earth? Music will include the UCM Choir singing “Words … Continue reading September 21, All Our Relations
Together we create a place of kinship and belonging within this spiritual home. We return from our summer paths and begin the church year with our annual ingathering and water ceremony. Bring water collected over the summer to share in our collective ritual. All ages will worship together. As part of this year’s water ceremony, … Continue reading September 14, Kinship Carries Us: Annual Ingathering Service and Water Ceremony
