All Around Us Is Shekhinah Rev. Robin Landerman Zucker Like many other holiday classics, there aren’t a lot of female standouts in the Hanukkah story. As far as we know, there were no Lady Maccabee warriors (although, they could have been in disguise).  Nevertheless, as they descended from the hills to wage battle and reclaim … Continue reading All Around Us Is Shekhinah

“Taking it One World at a Time” Rev. Robin Landerman Zucker, Interim Minister When asked what he thought the afterlife would be like, the sage of Walden Pond, Henry David Thoreau answered, “I’m taking it one world at  a time.” As we explore how we relate to our inevitable finitude,  we’ll consider how we might … Continue reading Taking it One World at a Time

“Unitarian Universalism as Jazz!” Rev. Robin Landerman Zucker, Interim Minister Jazz is a different drummer’s kind of music and Unitarian Universalism is a different drummer’s kind of religion. In fact, the parallels between the two are quite remarkable. Both have evolved from more strident and orthodox forms, and both have been shaped by numerous sources. … Continue reading Unitarian Universalism as Jazz!

“The Heartbeat of Trees” Rev. Robin Landerman Zucker, Interim Minister In his masterwork, Walden, Henry David Thoreau explained that he “went to the woods to live deliberately.” In this sermon to mark Indigenous People’s Day, we’ll explore what it might mean to live in a deliberate and conscious relationship with the sacred natural world. How … Continue reading The Heartbeat of Trees

Rev. Robin Landerman Zucker, Interim Minister “Thank You For Being Such A Pain – Lessons We Learn From “Difficult People” Whether we enjoy it or not, we learn valuable spiritual lessons from the difficult people in our lives – those whom we know and love, those we work with, attend church with, and those whom … Continue reading Thank You For Being Such A Pain – Lessons We Learn From “Difficult People”