Mark Belletini

Mark Belletini is completing his thirty-seventh and final year in parish ministry. He has served at First Unitarian Universalist Church of Columbus, Ohio, for the past seventeen. He previously served two congregations in California, and was chair of the commission that produced the Unitarian Universalist Association hymnbook Singing the Living Tradition. He is also the author of Sonata for Voice and Silence (Skinner House Books).

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Skinner House Books

Sonata for Voice and Silence

Mark Belletini

From Skinner House Books

The 2008 inSpirit title. The inSpirit Series was previously known as the Meditation Manual Series.

Nothing Gold Can Stay

Mark Belletini

From Skinner House Books

In 22 simple yet profound reflections, seasoned minister Mark Belletini explores the many and varied forms of grief.

Spirit | UU World

Reading for the day

Mark Belletini

From Spirit
Love the gift of your life and do no harm.

UU World

The art of living through a pandemic

Mark Belletini

From UU World Magazine
During the AIDS era, the saving presence of art in my life enabled me both to grieve full time and to serve as a minister full time.
Grief and weariness

Mark Belletini

From UU World Magazine
Grief has often worn me out, while restoring me to myself at the same time.

WorshipWeb

In Heaven

Mark Belletini

From WorshipWeb
Ah, it’s true. When our ancestors spoke of heaven, they were speaking of this moment. When they went on about nirvana they imagined a time like this.
T’hillah

Mark Belletini

From WorshipWeb
Barukh atah, Emeth! Blest are you, o Truth. Like the fabled Moses, I too can never claim to have seen you “face to face.” Too often, I’ve hung my own...
Spiritual History

Mark Belletini

From WorshipWeb
Let my body remember. Let my hands and feet remember. Let my breath remember those who have come before me, those who have come before us. Didn’t...
Part as Parcel

Mark Belletini

From WorshipWeb
I am part of you, O Truth Unfolding. I am part of you. I am part of a cosmos. I cannot see either its edge or its end. How amazing!...
Communion Circle

Mark Belletini

From WorshipWeb
The earth. One planet. Round, global, so that when you trace its shape with your finger, you end up where you started. It's one. It's whole....

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