Meaning in the Margins
Chris RothbauerSearching for meaning and purpose in a life of progressive Unitarian Universalist ministry and eco-spirituality.
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A Pastoral Message to Unitarian Universalists
This has been one of the most stressful General Assemblies I’ve ever been to. All three days were full of difficult conversations about the future of Unitarian Universalism, including the much anticipated rewrite of Article II of the Unitar...
Grieving the Way Things Were Supposed to Be
Courtney in 2015
This month was supposed to be magical: my partner finally finished his degree program in another state and has moved to the Dallas/Fort Worth area to be with me again. And it has been magical in some ways: I’m very glad to...
An Accountable Faith
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Three weeks from now, delegates will meet online for the Unitarian Universalist Association’s General Assembly. To say that the lead-up this year has been dramatic is an understatement. In short, there’s going to be a proposa...
The Joyful Art of Putting a Bag on Your Head
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I was eating dosa in a Chicago food hall this week when I saw it: a man had taken the bag his food came in and was putting it on his head. His young daughter, who couldn’t have been older than three, squealed in delight as sh...
Every Moment a Threshold
Central Park in New York City. Photo Credit: U.S. Department of Agriculture
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As I write this, I'm packing for an early morning flight to Chicago, where I'll attend the commencement of my alma mater, Meadville Lombard Theologi...
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