Discernment

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This list includes every page or product from UUA.org, UU World magazine, or inSpirit books & gifts that is tagged with Discernment.

  • Putting the Pieces Together
    From Braver/Wiser
    In real life, we can only place the pieces, one by one, and see what kind of picture we create. Sometimes we turn out to have chosen the wrong piece.
  • Telling a New Story
    From Braver/Wiser
    I’m not the same person who stood in that tattoo parlor eleven years ago. Still, I don’t for a minute regret being permanently marked with this...
  • Faith Is Like a Midwife
    From WorshipWeb
    "I went back to church thinking that it would be like an epidural, like it would take the pain away… that church would make the pain go away. Faith and...
  • Psalm 23 for This Moment
    From WorshipWeb
    May I remember in this tender moment that Love is my guide, always, shepherding me toward ways of openness and compassion....
  • The Folded Lie
    From Braver/Wiser
    Life is neither a playground nor a game. The folded lies are real. With our voices, we can and will undo them.
  • Home Is Where We Feel Connected
    From Braver/Wiser
    We humans have both a natural desire and a spiritual need to grow roots, even if those roots aren't necessarily tied to a geographic place.
  • Beyond Every Door
    From WorshipWeb
    The author suggests supplementing this Time for All Ages with a PowerPoint/slide show of interesting doors and asking the kids to imagine what is on the...
  • Using Your Universal Translator
    From Future of Faith
    A Sermon by Kadyn Frawley Watch this terrific pastoral message from Summer Seminary graduate Kayden Frawley, preached to her congregation on January 29,...
  • Spiritual Practices for Privileged Fragility
    From Guides and Tools
    The great https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/morning-mix/wp/2016/11/15/safety-pi… pin debate. The epic...
  • Two Questions to Ask Ourselves
    From WorshipWeb
    There are two questions that [a person] must ask [themselves]. The first is "Where am I going?" and the second is "Who will go with me?" If you ever get...