Curiosity Didn’t Kill the Cat
Perhaps it just enabled the cat to go napping. Let’s explore the idea that curiosity may be the antidote for worry. See the UUConnect for the service logon information or click on May 10 in the calendar.
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Sacred Curiosity
The kinds of questions we ask, and the manner in which we ask them, hold great power in fostering our growth in personal awareness, relationships, and our connections to one another, ourselves, and all of the universe. Let’s get together and ask about what we’re asking. See the UUConnect for the service logon information or click on … Continue reading Sacred Curiosity
Curiosity and the Women of Early Christianity
In the first centuries of the Christian religion, women constituted over three quarters of the membership. Most new members were drawn from the ranks of pagan women. There are many reasons why women were drawn to this new and very different faith. What was it about Christian beliefs that awoke in many women, especially among … Continue reading Curiosity and the Women of Early Christianity