From Your Minister
It was not a surprise when my mother died. Survival rates for ovarian cancer are not high, and hers was in stage four by the time it was diagnosed. Against those odds, she lived three years with a high quality of life.
Read MoreREsources for Living
One way of defining religion might be as a place for talking about things that are hard to talk about. What does my life mean? Who or what is in charge? Where did everything come from?
Read MoreOffering for Grief
Look! I have made this bowl for you, this large dark blue one with lilies etched across the bottom, around the sides.
Read MoreHome Is…
When I was born, our house was a two-story grey box with a big rock in front of the house the size of a Volkswagen. The builders found it while digging out the basement. Its resting place in the yard was as far as they would move it.
Read MoreA Spiritual Home for Prisoners
The CLF offers our 600 prisoner members a spiritual home via UU publications, correspondence courses, and more. Please help keep our Prison Ministry strong and active by donating at clfuu.org or calling 1-800-231-3027.
Read MoreAdam Gardner and Dave Schneider = THE LEEVEES
Name four great Hanukkah songs. OK, then how about two good Chanukkah songs? Not easy, huh?
Read MoreClif Hardin
Clif is a composer, conductor and pianist living in the Washington, DC area. Along with his freelance work in theater, he has served as Director of Music at River Road Unitarian Universalist Congregation since 1983, where many of his arrangements and compositions were first performed.
Read MoreSarah Dan Jones
Born and raised in south Georgia, Sarah Dan spent her formative years participating in her small Presbyterian Church, where she was encouraged to seek the Holy through music.
Read MorePeter Mayer
Peter began playing the guitar and writing songs when he was in high school. He studied Theology and music in college, and then spent two years in seminary.
Read MorePaul McAuliffe
Paul’s solo ethnic flute music offers us meditative and peaceful moments – especially poignant for those who want to create calm, quiet space for reflection.
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