Oct. 24, 2021 During our Unitarian Universalist Association’s General Assembly (“GA”) each year, the Right Relations Team for GA gives a Report nearly every day. They tell the community how we are doing in living into a loving community.  Sometimes there are examples of generous compassion. Often we hear of times when harm has been … Continue reading Right Relations Report

The Dos – Do these tasks in Fall Encourage late blooms Plants that bloom in late summer and autumn, such as asters, Joe Pye weed, and autumn joy seedum, are an important source of food for pollinators. Monarch butterflies, in particular, need nectar to fuel their fall migration. Leave some seed heads for birds. Leave seed heads … Continue reading Happy Fall Gardening – The Dos and Don’ts

Bay Gaillard Hello again friends! This month, on October 20th, we have International Pronouns Day! So let’s talk about some pronouns.  The two most common sets of pronouns are he/him/his/himself and she/her/hers/herself. You read these blocks as sets of related pronouns; the first is the subjective, or when to use when the person is the … Continue reading Queer Column: International Pronouns Day!