Rev. Gary Kowalski This morning Gary explores walking as a spiritual discipline. “Whoever walks a furlong without sympathy walks to his own funeral,” said Whitman, “drest in his own shroud. But whoever walks with mind and feelings outstretched walks in … Continue reading

Join the Sharing Circle in this new year for a slightly different, possibly more expressionistic, format. This year, we’ll be emailing a song, a phrase or a quote for you to respond to via email (on the second Sunday of … Continue reading

Mark your calendars to save the date, January 30, 2021. You’ll be asked to vote on the budget, the new slate of Board members, and a second “UCOT CARES About Taos” fundraiser. Both Bette Myerson and I will be stepping … Continue reading

Sunday, February 21—Service: Bend Not Break, 11 a.m. – 12 noon Rev. Jeanne Montclair To bend a knee is a form of respect, of honor, of humility, as well as an act acknowledging a surrender to something larger than ourselves. Knees are … Continue reading

Rev. Munro Sickafoose How do we navigate our values in a time of xenophobia and extreme tribalism? What does our hospitality look like? How deep does our generosity extend to those not of our tribe? There are no easy answers. … Continue reading

“Life is a journey, not a destination. Learn to enjoy the ride.” –Abhi Rajal The Merriam-Webster dictionary defines journey as “something suggesting travel or passage such as the journey from youth to maturity or an act of traveling from one … Continue reading

Rev. Gary Kowalski Greta Gerwig’s film adaption of Little Women grossed over $200 million after its release a year ago last Christmas, demon­strating the enduring popularity of its plucky heroine. The author whose own coming-of-age inspired the character of Jo … Continue reading