Speaker: Rev. yadenee hailu

it’s a lifestyle

this sunday we welcome back Rev. Kim in the service and i, rev. yadenee offer my last sermon to the UUCWC congregation. come on by as we remember what we have known and learn what feels new so we can integrate together and shape our lifestyles for the healing and flourishing of all. UUCWC will … Continue reading it’s a lifestyle

multiplying goodness

most of us have memories of our creativity, ambition, energy being curbed, criticized or ignored. from these shaping experiences we often build walls between our authenticity and public persona. how do we find our ways back to wholeness and is it even possible? we will explore the power to create or multiply good and evil … Continue reading multiplying goodness

what we create together

if i told you, we are at the start of building somthing new together, how would you define sucess? how would you shape the values and relationships around you? what would you study so to perfect in the next now? although July 4th is a national holiday celebrating a freedom most on this land still … Continue reading what we create together

Dress Up & Daydreaming

UUCWC will be holding one virtual service at 10am. Please check here for details. this month, we are making mud pies and playing pretend! play is a superpower and necessary for sustaining a love and liberation revolution. this sunday, come dressed up in fun glasses, a bandana, tease your hair, or wear a hat if … Continue reading Dress Up & Daydreaming

Where’s the Joy in a Sad Story?: Comic Relief and Spiritual Wellness

well done comic relief is my saving grace. in the climax of a story when the protagonists are in high stress and alert–often a joke allows the pent up tension, a cooling pressure valve release. maybe it’s the writers’ mercy or providence’s grace that we are able to hold multiplicity in our bodies and undulate … Continue reading Where’s the Joy in a Sad Story?: Comic Relief and Spiritual Wellness

Listen: To Heal, Liberate, and Love

there is deep satisfaction in being listened to, in being understood. in my life i’ve learned the art of deep listening is an imperative to liberation work and healing ourselves and our communities. this mother’s day we will stretch into this practice through stories and songs.