“We need to be aware of our own cracks and brokenness and be able to have them be places where healing can happen… Only when I recognize my own failings can I begin to let in friends, family, a therapist, doctor, beloved community…”
“Often when we have left one religion and find ourselves in another, we are asked to make a full break with all that had been. In Unitarian Universalism, we strive, instead, for integration; to acknowledge the good and the bad…”
Join us for an all-ages Thanksgiving family service celebrating gratitude, generosity, and the beautiful quilt of community we create when we bring our many differences together. The children will present a skit inspired by The Quiltmaker’s Gift…
“We are broken not because we are bad or wrong or inadequate, but because humans are breakable. This is important – and a theological point: that the parts of us that feel broken are not left out of what is sacred. Our broken parts have inherent worth and dignity. Our broken parts are holy too…”
