Rev. John Marsh, theresa rohlck
As the daylight lessens, we have more opportunities to explore the worlds inside of our homes and (going smaller still) our infinite imaginations. The philosopher Roger Scrutton refers to this as “effing the ineffable.” Our UU sources refer to it as the “transcending mystery and … read more.
In Shakespeare’s King Lear, the king only expresses the wish to take up the mystery of things after he has let go of a lot of other things. Let’s explore the connection.
Music is provided by local Americana band The Dangling Participles.
Thanksgiving often brings a sense of gratitude and precious family memories — but of course, some of us don’t always have good memories of this time of year, and some are going through tough times in general. Join Barbara, Barb, Mary, and the Folk Band … read more.
