Rev. Robin Landerman Zucker, Interim Minister Days of Awe Sunday “A Semi-Colon is No Place to Stay” The Days of Awe between the High Holidays of Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur offer us all (Jewish or not) a yearly opportunity to reflect, consider our righteousness and our missteps, seek and offer forgiveness, and venture forth … Continue reading A Semi-Colon is No Place to Stay
Rev. Robin Landerman Zucker, Interim Minister In the words of a colleague, “Autumn people slow down, enjoy a certain pace.” Sounds appealing, doesn’t it? Most of us run around being bouncy Spring people year-round and 24/7, not looking very closely at much except our watches and our smartphones. Can you “remember the kind of September … Continue reading Autumn People
Rev. Robin Landerman Zucker, Interim Minister Some pundits quip that UUs either address their prayers “to whom it may concern,” or pray at most to one carefully curated God whom we consider on-call. I believe these self-effacing jokes and overly harsh critiques sell us UUs far short of who we are (historically and currently) and … Continue reading The Voice of Deep Down Things: Considering “Prayer”
“Here Come the Love People” Rev. Robin Landerman Zucker You’ve seen them everywhere – at peace rallies and Pride marches, on the Arizona border and at the Mall of America, in our pulpit and on members of the choir, on our children and our elders, at General Assembly – those vivid gold T-shirt radiating the … Continue reading Here Come the Love People
