Jess Reynolds

Jess Reynolds is a Sacramento-based writer who has been involved in their local congregation, the Unitarian Universalist Society of Sacramento, since they moved to the West Coast in 2015. Outside of writing, they enjoy choral singing, rock climbing, and swing dancing.

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The tides slowly wear away at the ragged and scraped edges where we tore ourselves out, and what is left behind is as smooth as breath.

Meditation | By Jess Reynolds | June 1, 2019 | From UU World
Tagged as: Acceptance, Body, Nature, Transformation
A black and white photo of a person's feet sinking into wet sand.

On my worst days, it is gravity I am most grateful for: the way the earth pulls at me from her core, yearns for me, keeps me pressed tightly against her surface. When my own core is hollowed out, when I have no more mass than a leaf dead on the branch, still this is enough for the earth to find me.

Meditation | By Jess Reynolds | September 19, 2018 | From WorshipWeb
Tagged as: 3rd Principle (Acceptance & Spiritual Growth), Contemplation, Direct Experience, Earth, Earth-Centered, Letting Go, Nature, Patience, Silence, Spiritual Practice
Cover of love like thunder

In the 2018 volume of the inSpirit Series a vibrant new poetic voice invites us into an intimate relationship with nature, God, and love itself.

Book | By Jess Reynolds | From Skinner House Books
Tagged as: Justice, Love, Personal Stories, UU Identity, LGBTQ Issues

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